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- @@MENUH
- To move between the various ^x0AMenu Choices^n
- you may use the ^x0CLeft^n and ^x0CRight^n Arrow
- Keys.
-
- To select a ^x0AMenu Item^n, press ^x0CEnter^n
- when the ^x0AItem^n you wish to select is
- highlighted.
-
- You may select a ^x0AMenu Item^n and have that
- selection executed immediately by
- typing the first character of the ^x0AMenu^n
- ^x0AItem^n's Name.
-
- If the current screen displayed is the
- ^x0AMain User Screen^n and you are not actually
- editing the screen, you may toggle the
- display of the ^x0ATop^n or ^x0ABottom^n
- portion of the screen by pressing the
- ^x0CS^n key. This will bring the bottom
- portion of the screen into view if it
- is not already viewable, and the top
- portion of the screen into view, if the
- bottom portion is currently being
- displayed.
- @@EDIT
- Edit User allows you to edit the record
- of the currently displayed User.
- @@ADD
- Add User allows you to add a new User to
- the database.
- @@DEL
- Pressing the Del Key or selecting Del
- User will delete the currently displayed
- user from the database.
- @@TOGGLE
- Pressing I or selecting Toggle Index will
- change the active index so that you may
- view the Users either by Name or Level.
- @@SEARCH
- Search For User allows you to locate a
- user by First and Last Name.
- @@LOCATE
- Locate User allows you to locate a user
- by Last Name.
- @@FIND_HANDLE
- Find Handle allows you to locate a user
- that is using a specific Handle.
- @@REGIS_USER
- Register Users allows you to register
- all of your Users in a specific Forum or
- a group of Forums.
- @@UNREGIS_USER
- UnRegister Users allows you to Unregister
- all of your Users in a specific Forum or
- a group of Forums.
- @@REGIS_LEVEL
- Register Users By Level allows you to
- Register Users that have a specific
- security level in a Forum or a group of
- Forums.
- @@SUB_ALL
- Update All Users allows you to change
- the Subscription Date for all of your
- Users.
- @@SUB_FORUM
- Update Users In Forum allows you to
- change the Subscription Date for all
- Users that are members of a specific
- Forum.
- @@SUB_LEVEL
- Update Users By Level allows you to
- change the Subscription Date for all
- Users with a specific security level.
- @@SUB_EXPLEV
- Change Expired Level allows you to change
- the Expired Subscription Level for all
- Users who have the Expired Level you
- provide.
- @@RESET_LAST
- Reset Pointers will set the Last Read
- Message Numbers for all Users in all
- Areas to 0.
- @@CHANGE_LEVEL
- Security Level will change the security
- level for Users that have a specific
- level.
- @@LEVEL_UP
- Level By Uploads will change the security
- level of any User that has Uploaded a
- specified number of files.
- @@LEVEL_MES
- Level By Messages will change the
- security level of any User that has left
- a specified number of messages.
- @@SORT
- Sort will perform a physical sort of the
- user file, arranging users by Security
- Level and Last Name.
- @@REP_LIST
- User Listing will produce a listing of
- all of your Users.
- @@REP_EXP
- Expired Subscription will produce a
- report listing any User who's subscrip-
- tion has expired or is about to expire.
- @@REP_DAYS
- Subscription By Days will produce a
- report listing any User who's subscrip-
- tion will expired in a specified number
- of days.
- @@FIRST
- This is the User's First Name. The first
- character of the name must be an
- alphabetic character.
- @@LAST
- This is the User's Last Name. The first
- character of the name must be an
- alphabetic character.
- @@PASS
- This is the password the User must use in
- order to gain access to the system.
- @@ADDRESS
- This is the User's street address. The
- first address line may also be used to
- hold the User's Company Name if
- appropriate.
- @@CITY
- This is the User's home town.
- @@STATE
- This is the User's State or Province.
- @@ZIP
- This is the User's Zip or Postal Code.
- @@COUNTRY
- This is the User's Country. This field
- defaults to the Sysop's Country as set
- up in Configuration.
- @@HPHONE
- This is the User's Home Phone number.
- @@BPHONE
- This is the User's Business or Data
- Phone number.
- @@BIRTH
- This is the User's date of Birth.
- @@REGIS_DATE
- This is the date the User first became a
- member of the board.
- @@SUB_DATE
- This is the date the User's Subscription
- expires. If you do not run a subscription
- board, this date has no meaning.
- @@HANDLE
- This is the alias the User is using (if
- appropriate).
- @@COMMENT
- You may enter any information about the
- User in this field. The user will never
- see this information.
- @@LEVEL
- This is the User's Security Level. Access
- rights, based upon security levels, are
- defined in your SECLEV file (which you
- configure in GAPSETUP).
- @@LASTDATE
- This is the date the User was last on the
- system.
- @@LASTTIME
- This is the time the User was last on the
- system.
- @@PRIVATE
- If you run a Subscription Board, no user
- will be allowed onto the system unless
- the user's Private User Flag is set to
- Yes. This field has no meaning if you do
- not run a subscription board.
- @@ENF_TIME
- Time limits per session and/or day are
- configured in your SECLEV file. Whether
- or not you allow users to call back an
- unlimited number of times per day is
- set by a flag in configuration. If you
- generally do not allow users to call
- back after their time has expired, you
- may override that function for any
- particular user by setting this field to
- No.
-
- Note that time limits per session are
- still enforced. In other words, if you
- give a user 50 minutes per session, the
- user will still be limited to 50 minutes
- but you may allow a particular user to
- call back an unlimited number of times
- and receive the full 50 minute time
- allotment, by setting this field to No.
- @@EDITOR
- This field allows you to set the default
- Message Editor the User will be prompted
- to use just prior to entering a message.
-
- Set this field to either V or L for
- Visual or Line Editor.
- @@CHAT
- This is the default Network Chat
- preferance for the User. This field has
- no meaning if you are running a single
- user system.
-
- If the User wishes to automatically be
- made Unavalable for Chat, set this field
- to No.
- @@MSGCLR
- If set to Yes, GAP will clear the screen
- between each message that is displayed.
- @@EXPERT
- If set to Yes, the User will be in Expert
- mode and GAP will not display the Main
- Menu.
- @@PROTOCOL
- This is the Protocol Letter representing
- the User's Default Protocol.
- @@PAGE
- This is the User's Page Length (the
- number of lines that will be displayed
- on the screen before a More Prompt is
- issued.
- @@EXPIRED
- If you run a Subscription Board and a
- User's Subscription has Expired, the User
- is normally set back to the default
- Expired Subscription Level as set up in
- Configuration. You can override the
- default level and enter a level to set
- the user back to here.
- @@EXPIRED_FOR
- If you run a Subscription Board and a
- User's Subscription has Expired, the User
- is normally removed from all the Forums
- such that the User will only be able to
- join the Public Forums. If you do not
- want this to happen to this particular
- User, set this field to No.
- @@CREDITS
- This field represents any time credits
- a User may have. It can be either a
- positive or negative number.
- @@DISCON
- This field shows how many times this User
- has dropped carrier instead of using
- GoodBy to log off the system.
- @@LAST_FORUM
- This is the number of the last Forum the
- User was in when he/she logged off.
- @@NEW_MES
- This field is used internally by GAP and
- specifies if the User has any new mail in
- the Main Board. This field should not be
- changed.
- @@LAST_DIR
- This is the date the User did a New Files
- Scan.
- @@TIMESON
- This is the number of times the User has
- logged onto the system.
- @@TTLMINS
- This is the total number of minutes the
- user has spent on the system.
- @@CURMINS
- This is the number of minutes the User
- has been on the system today (or on the
- last date the User was on).
- @@LASTMSG
- This is the number of the last Main Board
- message the User read.
- @@MES_READ
- This is the total number of messages the
- User has read.
- @@MES_LEFT
- This is the total number of messages the
- User has left.
- @@FOR_JOINED
- This is the total number of Forums the
- User has joined.
- @@BLT_READ
- This is the total number of Bulletins the
- User has read.
- @@DOOR_OPEN
- This is the total number of Doors the
- User has opened.
- @@UP_FILES
- This is the total number of files the
- User has Uploaded.
- @@UP_BYTES
- This is the total number of bytes the
- User has Uploaded.
- @@DOWN_FILES
- This is the total number of files the
- User has Downloaded.
- @@DOWN_BYTES
- This is the total number of bytes the
- User has Downloaded.
- @@CUR_DOWN
- This is the total number of files the
- User has Downloaded today (or on the last
- date the User was on).
- @@CUR_BYTES
- This is the total number of bytes the
- user has Downloaded today (or on the last
- date the User was on).
- @@DELHELP
- When a record is deleted, the index
- entry for the User is removed and the
- record is marked as inactive. Therefore,
- once a record is deleted, it is
- impossible to restore it.
-
- Please confirm that you indeed wish to
- delete the currently displayed user from
- the database.
- @@SORTHELP
- The sorting process actually creates a
- brand new User File. Because of the
- extremely low level interaction with
- this file, it cannot be peformed while
- other nodes are active.
-
- If any of your other nodes are active,
- press Esc to cancel this function.
- @@SUB_HELP
- In this field, enter the new
- Subscription Date a user will be given.
- @@SUB_HELP1
- This Utility allows you to change the
- Subscription Date of any User that is
- registered in a Forum.
-
- You provide the Subscription Date to
- change the User to and the Forum number
- the User must be registered in, in order
- for any changes to take place.
- @@LEVEL_HELP
- In this field, enter the Security Level
- a User must have in order for any changes
- to be made.
- @@LEVEL_HELP1
- In this field, enter the new Security
- Level to give a User that matches the
- specified criteria.
- @@UP_LEVEL
- Enter the number of Uploads that a User
- must have sent in order for the User to
- be set to the new security level.
- @@MES_LEVEL
- Enter the number of Messages that a User
- must have left in order for the User to
- be set to the new security level.
- @@RESET_HELP
- To begin this operation, type GO. If
- you do not wish to reset all of your
- User's Last Read Message Pointers, press
- Esc.
- @@LOCATE_HELP
- Enter the First and Last Name of the User
- you wish to Locate.
- @@HANDLE_HELP
- Enter the Handle to Locate.
- @@SEARCH_HELP
- Enter the Last Name (or a partial Last
- Name) of the User you wish to Locate.
- @@REPORT1
- Enter the number of days that a User's
- Subscription date must be within, in
- order for the User to be included in the
- report.
-
- For instance, to generate a report of
- Users who's subscription will expire
- within 30 days, enter 30 in this field.
- @@REPORT2
- Enter ALL if you want the report to
- include all of your users. Otherwise,
- enter the Security Level a User must have
- in order to be included in the report.
- @@FORREGIS
- This function allows you to register
- All of your users in a specific Forum
- or a group of Forums.
-
- If the Forum is Public you may exclude
- users not eligible for Forum Membership
- if you so choose.
-
- A user is considered Not Eligible if the
- user does not have the security level to
- Join the Forum (based upon the level you
- assigned the Forum in configuration).
- @@FORUNREGIS
- This function allows you to unregister
- All of your users in a specific Forum
- or a group of Forums.
- @@FORUMLEVEL
- This function allows you to register
- any user that has the supplied Security
- Level in a Forum or a group of Forums.
- @@USER_FORREGIS
- This function allows you to register the
- currently displayed User in a Forum or
- a group of Forums.
- @@USER_UNREGIS
- This function allows you to unregister
- the currently displayed User in a Forum
- or a group of Forums.
- @@USER_LREAD
- This function will change the Last Read
- Message number in a specific Forum for
- the currently displayed User to a number
- of your choosing.
-
- After entering the Forum number, the
- Highest message number in that Forum will
- be displayed along with the Highest
- message number that the User has read.
-
- You may then enter a new Last Read
- Message number.
- @@F_LOCKOUT
- This function allows you to lock the
- currently displayed user out of a Forum
- or a Range of Forums. It should be used
- to lock a particular user out of a
- public Forum.
- @@F_SYSOP
- This function allows you to make the
- currently displayed user a Sysop or Co
- Sysop of a Forum or a Range of Forums.
- @@USER_FORLOCKOUT
- To lock the currently displayed user out
- of a Forum or a Range of Forums, enter
- the Forum number (or select Range of
- Forums from the selection window).
- @@USER_FORSYSOP
- To make the currently displayed user a
- Sysop or Co-Sysop of a Forum or a Range
- of Forums, enter the Forum number (or
- select Range of Forums from the
- selection window). You will then be
- asked to specify whether the user should
- be the Sysop or an Assistant Sysop of
- the Forum(s). The security levels
- associated with Forum Sysops and
- Assistant Sysops are defined in the Forum
- Configuration.
- @@EXPCHG
- Enter the Expired Level a user must have
- in order for their Expired Level to be
- changed to the New Expired Level.
- @@DUPEH
- This Utility function allows you to re-
- move duplicate records from the MEMBER
- data file.
-
- If you receive a message while rebuild-
- ing your MEMBER file that says ^x0ADuplicate^n
- ^x0AKey rejected for record at offset xxxx^n,
- where ^x0Cxxxx^n is a numeric value, then
- there are duplicate records in your
- MEMBER file and only one of them could
- be indexed.
-
- With this Utility, you may remove the
- duplicate records.
-
- In order to delete the duplicate record
- you must supply the numeric offset that
- ^x0AGAPREBLD^n displayed in its warning
- message. You ^x0Cmust^n supply the exact
- number or you may inadvertantly delete
- the wrong record.
-
- If GAPREBLD gave duplicate warning
- messages for the same offset value, you
- need only remove the duplicate record
- once. For instance, if GAPREBLD gave 3
- separate duplicate key messages with all
- 3 having the same offset value of 29993,
- simply supply the value of 29993 to this
- Utility function ONE time and the record
- will be correctly deleted.
- @@DUPE_OFFSET
- Enter the Offset Value that GAPREBLD
- displays when reporting a Duplicate
- Key error.
- @
-