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; Lines beginning with semicolons (like this one) are comments.
; For additional comments, see the end of this file.
;
;
; Letter used
; to pick base Levels Levels
; / that may that may Access
;/ Definition of Base READ SEND Method
; ------------------- -------- -------- ------
N Non-member Base 2345678 12345678 READ
B Basic Member Base 2345678 2345678 READ
S Special Member Base 345678 345678 READ
T Top Notch Base 45678 45678 READ
I Inner Circle Base 5678 5678 READ
E E-Mail 12345678 2345678 EMAIL
F Feedback to Sysop 78 12345678 READ
L Logon Announcement 12345678 78 LOGON
X Unused 8 8 VOID
X Unused 8 8 VOID
X Unused 8 8 VOID
X Unused 8 8 VOID
X Unused 8 8 VOID
X Unused 8 8 VOID
X Unused 8 8 VOID
; ------------------- -------- -------- ------
; Definition of Base 12345678 12345678 Method
;
;
; Letter Used to Pick Base
; ------------------------
; You can use any standard ASCII character here, with four exceptions, which
; can not be used because they have special meanings:
;
; * = All bases ; = Comment in this file ? = Help Q = Quit
;
;
; Access Method
; -------------
; READ Normal message base, displayed via READ
; LOGON Displayed automatically at logon time (Maximum of 1 Logon base)
; EMAIL Prompts for intended recipient if msg isn't private (Max 1 EMail base)
; VOID Does not show up anywhere
;
;
; Moving Base Definition Lines Around
; -----------------------------------
; The system's memory of previous reading is sensitive to the position of the
; base definition in the list, so you can't simply move the letters around.
; For example, if you switched the positions of X and Y bases, Y would have
; the "last read time" of X, and vice versa.
;
;
; Changing the Letter of an Existing Base
; ---------------------------------------
; The EMail and Logon bases do NOT have to have the letters E and L, but
; note that once you've selected them, changing them takes some extra effort.
; For example, if you switch EMail's letter to X, you should make an "E" base
; ("Old E-Mail") available to let people pick it up (manually) for a while.
; Give this base an access method of READ, as you can only have 1 EMail base.
; This base definition should replace a long-disused base definition, so
; that no mail is missed due to left-over read-times (i.e. left over from the
; last time the definition line was used).
;
;
; Default Base
; ------------
; When a user uses the READ or SEND command for the first time in a session,
; Sapphire will suggest the first base that he can use with that command,
; based on the base definitions above. If by mistake you gave a user READ
; or SEND without access to any base, the user is given access to the first
; base defined. For this reason, it's a good idea for a low-level base to
; be listed first.