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E TAPCIS 5.3 CompuServe Default Script -- PARAMS.SCR 09/17/90 rpw -----
E    This process should take a few minutes and run without requiring
E    you to press any keys. TAPCIS should logoff by itself. If it does
E    not, you should re-try this ALT-P procedure. Remember to run ALT-P
E    at all baud rates you intend to use.
;
; *********************************************************************
; IMPORTANT NOTE:  This script assumes that you have no return address
; entered in your current CompuServe Mail profile.  If there is
; one, your name as held by TAPCIS will not be entered.  This is the
; last action of this script, and it will appear to generate an error
; from CompuServe.  Ignore it.  It's the only way to deal with two
; completely different sets of prompts that can appear in Mail. If you
; need to change your Mail name and address, go online I>nteractive to
; MAIL (GO MAIL) and type the command ADDRESS NAME at the Mail! prompt.
; *********************************************************************
;
; Time spent in DEFAULT is free of CompuServe charges.  Regardless of
; speed used, this script should cost you only one minute of connect
; time each time you use it.
;
; PARAMS.SCR sets CompuServe parameters and Mail settings when Alt-P
; is selected at the main TAPCIS menu and this file is in the TAPCIS
; default directory.
;
; You may also use this file, noting the information contained between
; asterisks below, to further tailor your settings.  Usually this won't be
; necessary, but it may be if you use other automatic programs or scripts
; on the same CompuServe account you use for TAPCIS.
;
; The "old" settings below are meaningless and are provided only as a
; point of reference to guide you through the script.  Your current
; settings may vary wildly.  If you're nervous about permanently changing
; your defaults, it would be time well spent to log on, GO DEFAULT, and
; do a PrintScreen of items 2 through 5 on the "Permanent Settings" menu
; before proceeding with this script.
;
; Since this may be the first TAPCIS script you deal with, it's worth
; noting that "S" means "Send", "^M" means a carriage return, and "W"
; means "Wait for".  In most cases here, TAPCIS will wait for an
; exclamation point, CompuServe's almost-universal prompt that it's
; awaiting user input.  A semi-colon at the start of a line tells TAPCIS
; that the entire line is a comment, and to ignore it when processing
; the script.
;
; Ready?  Here goes ...
;
S G DEFAULT^M
W TERM
W !
;TERMINAL SETTINGS/SERVICE OPTIONS
;Use this area to change your terminal type/parameters and/or service options.
;
; 1 Instructions
; 2 Change permanent settings
; 3 Explanation of session vs. permanent
; 4 Show session vs. permanent
; 5 Change current session settings
S 2^M
W !
;PERMANENT SETTINGS
;
; 1 Explanation
; 2 Logon/Service options
; 3 Display options
; 4 Terminal type/parameters
; 5 Transfer protocol/graphic support
; 6 Make session settings permanent
S 3^M
W !
;
;PERMANENT DISPLAY OPTIONS
;
; 1 PAGED display                    [NO]
; 2 BRIEF prompts                   [YES]
; 3 CLEAR screen between pages      [YES]
; 4 BLANK lines sent                [YES]
; 5 Line feeds sent                 [YES]
S 1^M
W !
;
;PAGED DISPLAY
;
;Permanent setting =                 [NO]
;
; 1 YES
;    (Output is presented in pages;
;    you are asked to enter <CR> after
;    each page.)
;
; 2 NO
;    (Output is scrolled continuously
;    to end of article.)
S 2^M
W !
;
;PERMANENT DISPLAY OPTIONS
;
; 1 PAGED display                    [NO]
; 2 BRIEF prompts                   [YES]
; 3 CLEAR screen between pages      [YES]
; 4 BLANK lines sent                [YES]
; 5 Line feeds sent                 [YES]
S ^M
W !
;
;  *** The sequence above turns PAGED display off, which is critical ***
;  ***   for this script to work.  The remainder goes in sequence.   ***
;
;
;
;PERMANENT SETTINGS
;
; 1 Explanation
; 2 Logon/Service options
; 3 Display options
; 4 Terminal type/parameters
; 5 Transfer protocol/graphic support
; 6 Make session settings permanent
;
S 2^M
W !
;
;LOGON/SERVICE OPTIONS
;
; 1 First service at logon         [MAIN]
; 2 Mail Waiting            [NOTIFY ONLY]
; 3 Personal menu established        [NO]
;    (Select this to create or
;    change a personal menu.)
; 4 TOP goes to                 [COMMAND]
; 5 Online editor                  [EDIT]
; 6 Forum presentation mode     [COMMAND]
;
S 1^M
W !
;
;FIRST SERVICE
;
;Permanent setting =               [MAIN]
;
; 1 MAIN menu
;    (Normal setting)
; 2 Designated first service
;    (You specify which one.)
; 3 Personal MENU
;    (A menu you have constructed)
; 4 COMMAND mode in the personal
;    file area
;
S 4^M
W !
;
;LOGON/SERVICE OPTIONS
;
; 1 First service at logon      [COMMAND]
; 2 Mail Waiting            [NOTIFY ONLY]
; 3 Personal menu established        [NO]
;    (Select this to create or
;    change a personal menu.)
; 4 TOP goes to                 [COMMAND]
; 5 Online editor                  [EDIT]
; 6 Forum presentation mode     [COMMAND]
;
S 2^M
W !
;
;EASYPLEX WAITING
;
;Permanent setting =        [NOTIFY ONLY]
;
; 1 Go to MAIL
;    (Will take you to Mail when you
;    have messages waiting)
; 2 Notify only
;    (Will notify you that you have
;    messages waiting - then take you to
;    your first service)
;
S 2^M
W !
;
;LOGON/SERVICE OPTIONS
;
; 1 First service at logon      [COMMAND]
; 2 Mail Waiting            [NOTIFY ONLY]
; 3 Personal menu established        [NO]
;    (Select this to create or
;    change a personal menu.)
; 4 TOP goes to                 [COMMAND]
; 5 Online editor                  [EDIT]
; 6 Forum presentation mode     [COMMAND]
;
S 4^M
W !
;
;TOP GOES TO
;
;Permanent setting =            [COMMAND]
;
; 1 MAIN menu
;    (Normal setting)
; 2 Designated top page
;    (You specify which one.)
; 3 Personal MENU
;   (A menu you have constructed)
; 4 COMMAND mode in the personal
;    file area
;
S 4^M
W !
;
;   *** COMMAND mode yields an OK prompt.  MAIN is acceptable as well ***
;   *** Some other scripts and scripted programs, such as Navigator   ***
;   *** for the Mac, require MAIN.                                    ***
;
;LOGON/SERVICE OPTIONS
;
; 1 First service at logon      [COMMAND]
; 2 Mail Waiting            [NOTIFY ONLY]
; 3 Personal menu established        [NO]
;    (Select this to create or
;    change a personal menu.)
; 4 TOP goes to                 [COMMAND]
; 5 Online editor                  [EDIT]
; 6 Forum presentation mode     [COMMAND]
;
S 5^M
W !
;
;ONLINE EDITOR PREFERENCE
;
;This setting determines the editor you
;will normally use.  You may change this
;for a specific forum via the forum
;options or for Mail via the
;Mail options.
;Permanent setting =               [EDIT]
;
; 1 EDIT
;    (does not use line numbers)
; 2 LINEDIT
;    (uses line numbers)
; 3 DEFAULT
;    (no preference)
;
S 1^M
W !
;
;  *** TAPCIS requires EDIT, but sets it on entering each Forum.  ***
;  *** Thus, although EDIT is recommended, any of the three is OK  ***
;
;
;LOGON/SERVICE OPTIONS
;
; 1 First service at logon      [COMMAND]
; 2 Mail waiting            [NOTIFY ONLY]
; 3 Personal menu established        [NO]
;    (Select this to create or
;    change a personal menu.)
; 4 TOP goes to                 [COMMAND]
; 5 Online editor                  [EDIT]
; 6 Forum presentation mode     [COMMAND]
;
S 6^M
W !
;
;FORUM PRESENTATION MODE
;
;This setting determines the type of
;presentation you will normally receive
;in each forum you visit.  You may change
;this for a specific forum via the forum
;options.
;
;Permanent setting =            [COMMAND]
;
; 1 MENU mode - novice/intermediate
;    (menu of choices)
; 2 COMMAND mode - expert
;    (one word prompts)
; 3 DEFAULT
;     (no preference)
;
S 2^M
W !
;
;  *** COMMAND mode is essential.  TAPCIS will not work in any other ***
;
;LOGON/SERVICE OPTIONS
;
; 1 First service at logon         [MAIN]
; 2 Mail waiting            [NOTIFY ONLY]
; 3 Personal menu established        [NO]
;    (Select this to create or
;    change a personal menu.)
; 4 TOP goes to                 [COMMAND]
; 5 Online editor                  [EDIT]
; 6 Forum presentation mode     [COMMAND]
;
S ^M
W !
;
;PERMANENT SETTINGS
;
; 1 Explanation
; 2 Logon/Service options
; 3 Display options
; 4 Terminal type/parameters
; 5 Transfer protocol/graphic support
; 6 Make session settings permanent
;
S 3^M
W !
;
;PERMANENT DISPLAY OPTIONS
;
; 1 PAGED display                    [NO]
; 2 BRIEF prompts                   [YES]
; 3 CLEAR screen between pages      [YES]
; 4 BLANK lines sent                [YES]
; 5 Line feeds sent                 [YES]
;
S 1^M
W !
;
;PAGED DISPLAY
;
;Permanent setting =                 [NO]
;
; 1 YES
;    (Output is presented in pages;
;    you are asked to enter <CR> after
;    each page.)
;
; 2 NO
;    (Output is scrolled continuously
;    to end of article.)
;
S 2^M
W !
;
;  *** PAGED = NO is essential ***
;
;PERMANENT DISPLAY OPTIONS
;
; 1 PAGED display                    [NO]
; 2 BRIEF prompts                   [YES]
; 3 CLEAR screen between pages      [YES]
; 4 BLANK lines sent                [YES]
; 5 Line feeds sent                 [YES]
;
S 2^M
W <CR>
W .
W !
;
;BRIEF PROMPTS
;
;Permanent setting =                [YES]
;
; 1 YES - expert mode
;    (You will receive abbreviated
;    prompts such as ! or More!.)
; 2 NO - novice/intermediate mode
;    (You will receive full prompts
;    such as Enter choice! or Enter
;    <CR> for more!.)
;
S 1^M
W !
;
;FULL/BRIEF PROMPTS
;
;Please note: Now that you will be receiving Short prompts, some CompuServe
;services may not warn you about SURCHARGED usage of the service.
;
S ^M
W !
;
;PERMANENT DISPLAY OPTIONS
;
; 1 PAGED display                    [NO]
; 2 BRIEF prompts                   [YES]
; 3 CLEAR screen between pages      [YES]
; 4 BLANK lines sent                [YES]
; 5 Line feeds sent                 [YES]
;
S ^M
W !
;
;PERMANENT SETTINGS
;
; 1 Explanation
; 2 Logon/Service options
; 3 Display options
; 4 Terminal type/parameters
; 5 Transfer protocol/graphic support
; 6 Make session settings permanent
;
S 4^M
W !
;
;TERMINAL TYPE/PARAMETERS
;
; 1 TERMINAL type                 [OTHER]
; 2 Screen WIDTH                     [79]
; 3 LINES per page                    [0]
; 4 Form FEEDS                [SIMULATED]
; 5 Horizontal TABS           [SIMULATED]
; 6 Chars. received (CASE)          [U/L]
; 7 Chars. sent in CAPS              [NO]
; 8 PARITY                         [ZERO]
; 9 Output DELAYS                     [2]
;10 ERASE when backspacing          [YES]
;11 Micro inquiry sequence at logon  [NO]
;
S 1^M
W !
;
;TERMINAL TYPE
;
;Permanent setting =              [OTHER]
;
; 1 VIDTEX (Professional Connection)
; 2 ANSI
; 3 VT100
; 4 VT52
; 5 Heath (Zenith)
; 6 ADM
; 7 CRT
; 8 Other
;
S 8^M
W !
;
;TERMINAL TYPE
;
;Your terminal type is now [OTHER]
;and your terminal parameters have been adjusted accordingly.  If you wish to
;override these parameters, you can append ;TTY to your User ID when logging on.
;
S ^M
W !
;
;TERMINAL TYPE/PARAMETERS
;
; 1 TERMINAL type                 [OTHER]
; 2 Screen WIDTH                     [80]
; 3 LINES per page                   [24]
; 4 Form FEEDS                [SIMULATED]
; 5 Horizontal TABS           [SIMULATED]
; 6 Chars. received (CASE)          [U/L]
; 7 Chars. sent in CAPS              [NO]
; 8 PARITY                         [EVEN]
; 9 Output DELAYS                     [2]
;10 ERASE when backspacing           [NO]
;11 Micro inquiry sequence at logon  [NO]
;
S 2^M
W :
;
;SCREEN WIDTH
;
;Permanent setting =                 [80]
;
;This determines the number of characters
;per line.
;
S 79^M
W !
;
;TERMINAL TYPE/PARAMETERS
;
; 1 TERMINAL type                 [OTHER]
; 2 Screen WIDTH                     [79]
; 3 LINES per page                   [24]
; 4 Form FEEDS                [SIMULATED]
; 5 Horizontal TABS           [SIMULATED]
; 6 Chars. received (CASE)          [U/L]
; 7 Chars. sent in CAPS              [NO]
; 8 PARITY                         [EVEN]
; 9 Output DELAYS                     [2]
;10 ERASE when backspacing           [NO]
;11 Micro inquiry sequence at logon  [NO]
;
S 3^M
W :
;
;LINES PER PAGE
;
;Permanent setting =                 [24]
;
S 0^M
W !
;
;  *** 0 Lines = non-stop scrolling when terminal is OTHER ***
;
;TERMINAL TYPE/PARAMETERS
;
; 1 TERMINAL type                 [OTHER]
; 2 Screen WIDTH                     [79]
; 3 LINES per page                    [0]
; 4 Form FEEDS                [SIMULATED]
; 5 Horizontal TABS           [SIMULATED]
; 6 Chars. received (CASE)          [U/L]
; 7 Chars. sent in CAPS              [NO]
; 8 PARITY                         [EVEN]
; 9 Output DELAYS                     [2]
;10 ERASE when backspacing           [NO]
;11 Micro inquiry sequence at logon  [NO]
;
S 6^M
W !
;
;  *** Note that Tap doesn't care about 4 or 5 ***
;
;
;CHARACTERS RECEIVED (CAPS)
;
;Permanent setting =                [U/L]
;
; 1 U/L - normal mode
;    (Output to you will be in upper or
;    lower case as available on the
;    host computer.)
; 2 UPPER only
;    (You will receive only upper case
;    output.)
; 3 LOWER only
;    (You will receive only lower case
;    output.)
;
S 1^M
W !
;
;  *** Undoubtedly, you were already set up this way ***
;
;
;TERMINAL TYPE/PARAMETERS
;
; 1 TERMINAL type                 [OTHER]
; 2 Screen WIDTH                     [79]
; 3 LINES per page                    [0]
; 4 Form FEEDS                [SIMULATED]
; 5 Horizontal TABS           [SIMULATED]
; 6 Chars. received (CASE)          [U/L]
; 7 Chars. sent in CAPS              [NO]
; 8 PARITY                         [EVEN]
; 9 Output DELAYS                     [2]
;10 ERASE when backspacing           [NO]
;11 Micro inquiry sequence at logon  [NO]
;
S 7^M
W !
;
;CHARACTERS SENT IN CAPS
;
;Permanent setting =                 [NO]
;
; 1 NO - normal mode
;    (Whatever you input will be in the
;    case you send it.)
; 2 YES
;    (Whatever you input will always be
;    in CAPS regardless of how you send
;    it.)
;
S 1^M
W !
;
;  *** ALL CAPS is considered to be SHOUTING on most forums ***
;
;
;TERMINAL TYPE/PARAMETERS
;
; 1 TERMINAL type                 [OTHER]
; 2 Screen WIDTH                     [79]
; 3 LINES per page                    [0]
; 4 Form FEEDS                [SIMULATED]
; 5 Horizontal TABS           [SIMULATED]
; 6 Chars. received (CASE)          [U/L]
; 7 Chars. sent in CAPS              [NO]
; 8 PARITY                         [EVEN]
; 9 Output DELAYS                     [2]
;10 ERASE when backspacing           [NO]
;11 Micro inquiry sequence at logon  [NO]
;
S 8^M
W !
;
;PARITY
;
;Permanent setting =               [EVEN]
;
; 1 EVEN
; 2 ODD
; 3 ZERO
; 4 ONE
;
S 3^M
W !
;
;   *** TAPCIS filters all input, so a setting of EVEN or ZERO is OK ***
;   *** However, for protocol transfers, ZERO is required.  Some     ***
;   *** modems cannot make this change, so Tap sets parity to ZERO   ***
;   *** which should work fine with any program at 7E1 or 8N1        ***
;
S 9^M
W :
;
;TERMINAL TYPE/PARAMETERS
;
; 1 TERMINAL type                 [OTHER]
; 2 Screen WIDTH                     [79]
; 3 LINES per page                    [0]
; 4 Form FEEDS                [SIMULATED]
; 5 Horizontal TABS           [SIMULATED]
; 6 Chars. received (CASE)          [U/L]
; 7 Chars. sent in CAPS              [NO]
; 8 PARITY                         [ZERO]
; 9 Output DELAYS                     [2]
;10 ERASE when backspacing           [NO]
;11 Micro inquiry sequence at logon  [NO]
;
S 0^M
W !
;
;  *** TAPCIS sets delays to 0.  This number is a holdover from   ***
;  *** paper terminals, but a setting other than 0 can effect     ***
;  *** some PADs.                                                 ***
;
;
;TERMINAL TYPE/PARAMETERS
;
; 1 TERMINAL type                 [OTHER]
; 2 Screen WIDTH                     [79]
; 3 LINES per page                    [0]
; 4 Form FEEDS                [SIMULATED]
; 5 Horizontal TABS           [SIMULATED]
; 6 Chars. received (CASE)          [U/L]
; 7 Chars. sent in CAPS              [NO]
; 8 PARITY                         [ZERO]
; 9 Output DELAYS                     [0]
;10 ERASE when backspacing           [NO]
;11 Micro inquiry sequence at logon  [NO]
;
S 10^M
W !
;
;
;BACKSPACE ERASE
;
;Permanent setting =                 [NO]
;
; 1 YES
;    (When a backspace is received,
;    the host sends a space and another
;    backspace which has the effect of
;    erasing the last character typed.)
; 2 NO
;    (no special processing when a
;    backspace is received)
;
S 1^M
W !
;
;  *** Essential setting which should not interfere with any other  ***
;  *** comm program.  It lets CompuServe manage the cursor position ***
;
;
;TERMINAL TYPE/PARAMETERS
;
; 1 TERMINAL type                 [OTHER]
; 2 Screen WIDTH                     [79]
; 3 LINES per page                    [0]
; 4 Form FEEDS                [SIMULATED]
; 5 Horizontal TABS           [SIMULATED]
; 6 Chars. received (CASE)          [U/L]
; 7 Chars. sent in CAPS              [NO]
; 8 PARITY                         [ZERO]
; 9 Output DELAYS                     [0]
;10 ERASE when backspacing          [YES]
;11 Micro inquiry sequence at logon  [NO]
;
S 11^M
W !
;
;SEND MICRO INQUIRY SEQUENCE AT LOGON
;
;Permanent setting =                 [NO]
;
; 1 YES
;    (Use this only if your software
;    supports an inquiry sequence.)
; 2 NO
;
S 2^M
W !
;
;  *** NO on MICRO ENQUIRY will save about five seconds each time   ***
;  *** you log on.  However, some programs, such as Navigator for   ***
;  *** the Mac, require YES.  Tap will work OK with either setting. ***
;
;
;TERMINAL TYPE/PARAMETERS
;
; 1 TERMINAL type                 [OTHER]
; 2 Screen WIDTH                     [79]
; 3 LINES per page                    [0]
; 4 Form FEEDS                [SIMULATED]
; 5 Horizontal TABS           [SIMULATED]
; 6 Chars. received (CASE)          [U/L]
; 7 Chars. sent in CAPS              [NO]
; 8 PARITY                         [ZERO]
; 9 Output DELAYS                     [0]
;10 ERASE when backspacing          [YES]
;11 Micro inquiry sequence at logon  [NO]
;
S ^M
W !
;
;PERMANENT SETTINGS
;
; 1 Explanation
; 2 Logon/Service options
; 3 Display options
; 4 Terminal type/parameters
; 5 Transfer protocol/graphic support
; 6 Make session settings permanent
;
S 5^M
W !
;
;TRANSFER PROTOCOLS/GRAPHICS SUPPORT
;
;FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL
; 1 PROTOCOL preference       [SHOW MENU]
;GRAPHICS SUPPORT
; 2 GIF SUPPORT                      [NO]
; 3 NAPLPS SUPPORT                   [NO]
; 4 RLE SUPPORT                      [NO]
;(Note: Please consult your software and hardware documentation for graphics
;support before changing these settings.)
;
S 1^M
W !
;
;PROTOCOL PREFERENCE
;
;Permanent setting =          [SHOW MENU]
;
; 1 B Protocol
; 2 Quick B protocol
; 3 XMODEM
; 4 KERMIT
; 5 A Protocol
; 6 SHOW MENU
;    (if this choice is selected, you
;    will be presented a menu of
;    protocols when you request a file
;    transfer.)
;
S 1^M
W !
;
;  *** SHOW MENU is OK here as well, if you use other programs and    ***
;  *** protocols other than B.  Note that full B-plus implementations ***
;  *** negotiate the parameters for each transfer.  Thus, a setting   ***
;  *** here of "Quick B" would actually degrade performance vs B+     ***
;
;
;TRANSFER PROTOCOLS/GRAPHICS SUPPORT
;
;FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL
; 1 PROTOCOL preference      [B PROTOCOL]
;
;GRAPHICS SUPPORT
; 2 GIF SUPPORT                      [NO]
; 3 NAPLPS SUPPORT                   [NO]
; 4 RLE SUPPORT                      [NO]
;(Note: Please consult your software and hardware documentation for graphics
;support before changing these settings.)
;
S ^M
W !
;
;  *** TAPCIS doesn't care about the other settings here.  ***
;
;
;PERMANENT SETTINGS
;
; 1 Explanation
; 2 Logon/Service options
; 3 Display options
; 4 Terminal type/parameters
; 5 Transfer protocol/graphic support
; 6 Make session settings permanent
;
S ^M
W !
;
;  *** We're done here.  Backing out.  ***
;
;
;TERMINAL SETTINGS/SERVICE OPTIONS
;
; 1 Instructions
; 2 Change permanent settings
;
; 3 Explanation of session vs. permanent
; 4 Show session vs. permanent
; 5 Change current session settings
;
S ^M
W !
;
;  *** Still backing out ***
;
;CHANGE PERMANENT SETTINGS
;
; 1 Confirm
;    (Select this choice if you wish to
;    update your User Profile with the
;    permanent changes you have made.)
; 2 Cancel
;    (Select this choice if you do not
;    wish to save the changes you have
;    made to your permanent settings.
;    This will not "undo" the changes
;    for this session, but they will not
;    be in effect the next time you log
;    onto CompuServe.)
;
S 1^M
W !
;
;CompuServe               PROFILE
;
;CHANGE YOUR USER PROFILE
;
; 1 Terminal Settings
; 2 Change Your Password
; 3 Password Security Guidelines
; 4 Change Your Billing Options
;    or Credit Card Information
; 5 Change Your Billing Address
;
S go mail^M
W !
;
;  *** Headed for CompuServe Mail to enter name and set parameters  ***
;
;
;CompuServe Mail
;
;No messages pending
;
;
S no^M
W !
;% Invalid command
;
;  *** The "Invalid command" error is OK.  The "no" responds to a question ***
;  *** CompuServe asks if this is your first visit in 30 days.             ***
;Mail Address Book
; 1 INSERT an entry
; 2 CHANGE an entry
; 3 DELETE an entry
; 4 LIST Address Book
; 5 Enter/Change your NAME
;
S set edit noline^M
W !
;
;Mail  Address Book
;
; 1 INSERT an entry
; 2 CHANGE an entry
; 3 DELETE an entry
; 4 LIST Address Book
; 5 Enter/Change your NAME
;
S set page off^M
W !
;
;  *** NOLINE and PAGE OFF are essential settings for TAPCIS ***
;
S set^M
W !
;
;Mail  Options Menu
;
;[ ] Represents Current Setting
;    (yes/no options toggle)
;
; 1 EDITOR uses line numbers [NO]
; 2 MODE of operation is [MENU]
;   (MENU, PROMPT, COMMAND)
; 3 Output is PAGED [NO]
;
S 2^M
W !
;
;Mail  Mode Menu
;
; 1 MENU  - (Novice User)
;   List of choices in menu form.
; 2 PROMPT - (Intermediate User)
;   Brief list of commands.
; 3 COMMAND - (Expert User)
;   One word prompt.
;
S 3^M
W !
;
;Mail  Options Menu
;
;[ ] Represents Current Setting
;    (yes/no options toggle)
;
; 1 EDITOR uses line numbers [NO]
; 2 MODE of operation is [COMMAND]
;   (MENU, PROMPT, COMMAND)
; 3 Output is PAGED [NO]
;
S ^M
W !
;
;Make changes permanent for
;future Mail sessions ? (Y or N)
;
S Y^M
W !
S ADD^M
W !
;
;Address
;
S NAME^M
;
;Enter a period to erase any information,  or <CR> to leave it unchanged.
;Typing "CANCEL" cancels all changes made and leaves editing mode.
;
;Your CompuServe Mail name
;  Old: Harold Bender
;  New: Howard Benner [TAPCIS]
N
;
;  *** "N" is a special script command meaning "Send N>ame" ***
;
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;Do you want to enter your return address? (Y or N) !^C
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