Sound Sensations!/sound_sensations.iso/voice/infodemo/infhelp

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<bxname   >

Enter a short name for this box. You must only use letters.

<bxcom    >

Enter a comment here which better helps to identify
the purpose (contents) of this node. This comment
will show in the audit trail along with the box name
to assist in usage identification.


<bxaad    >

Enter a Y here to assign a list of advertisements
from which one will be played to the caller upon
EXITING this box.


<bxalist  >

This opens a window of list names to select
in assigning advertisement lists.


<bxbad    >



Enter a Y here if you wish to assign a
list of advertisements to be played
just prior to a caller entering this
box. Remember, only one advertisement
is randomly selected per entry to this box.


<bxblist  >

This will open a window of list names which
you may choose from in assigning advertisement
playback, heard as the caller ENTERS this box.


<tree     >

TAB      - moves you to the next node to edit.

UP/DOWN
ARROW    - move you to previous/next node to edit.

INS      - If your highlighted node is the far left one
           this allows you to add a subordinate.

           If your highlighted node is one of those on the
           right (a subordinate of the left most node) this
           takes you down one level.

DELETE   - Deletes highlighted node unless said node has
           subordinates.

PGUP     - Brings you up one tree level.

ESC      - Exits edit of tree and saves.


<adlist   >


You may setup and name 10 lists of ads, each list containing up to
20 advertisements. Menu selection functions are the same as in the
rest of this system.


<benumsys >

Enter

1 if you wish to
  run a single theme system

2 if you wish to
  run a dual theme system

Press ESC now to return to Edit

<benameone >

Enter the Name you wish to
call SYSTEM 1

Press ESC to Return to Edit

<benametwo >

Enter the Name you wish to
call SYSTEM 2

Press ESC to Return to Edit

<bedouse >

Enter

Y  if you wish the system(s) to
   choose a random user of the day

N  if you do not wish to have an
   active user of the day function

Press ESC to return to edit

<beppath >

Enter the Drive and Path where
you will be placing you system
prompt files.

Remember: the DOS APPEND command
allows you to place them anywhere
so long as their location is mentioned
in the APPEND command. It is still a
good idea to enter the location of
at least the more frequently used
prompts here for SPEED.

Press ESC to return to edit

<bevpath >

Enter the Drive and location where
you wish user created messages to
be stored.

Press ESC to return to edit

<beopath >

Enter the drive and location to place
and retrieve any user created messages
should the primary location disk become
full.

Press ESC to return to edit

<betimout >

Enter the number of minutes
per call that a normal user
may stay on the system.

Press ESC to return to edit

<beso    >

Enter the number of minutes between
calls that a user must wait before
having access to the system again.

Press ESC to return to edit

<bdayd   >

Enter number of days that
a non-validated account
is to be left on the system.
After this many days has
elapsed the system will
autodelete the non-valid
account at clean-up.


<bchour  >

This is the hour (military time)
when auto clean-up should take place.


<bcmin   >

This is the minute corresponding
to the auto clean-up commencement.
Note that if a user is on during
this precise moment, clean-up will
be delayed until they log-off.


<bdrop   >

This flags whether or not the system
should quit to DOS after clean-up.

Acceptable values are:

Y   - Yes

N   - No

Note: If you select Y then you should
bring the system up from within a
batch file which will then bring
the system back up after other batch
processes.


<brmlvl  >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to read mail.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<bwmlvl  >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to write mail.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<bplvl   >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to select profiles from the
main menu.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<brdmlvl >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to respond to mail.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<bpllvl  >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to listen to profiles from
specific users.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<bpsclvl >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to scan profiles.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<bpmlvl  >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to make their own profile.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<bglvl   >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to make their own greeting.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<binlvl  >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to select the information
module from the main menu.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<bqlvl   >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to answer the questionaire.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<bpolvl  >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to select post boards from
the main menu.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<bposlvl >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to scan posts.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<bpomlvl >

This is the lowest user level which
is allowed to make a post.

Values are:

1  -  Non-validated

2  -  Validated

3  -  Sysop


<vmenuhl >

Use arrow keys to highlight prompt
area -

Press ENTER to select -
Press ESC when finished.

Press ESC NOW to return to menu.

<wuserid >

Enter the user number (box number)
of the persons account you wish
to view/edit.

Press ESC to continue to edit screen.

Press ESC NOW to exit help.

<euserid >

This is a 1 to 4 digit number
ranging 0 to 1000. It is the
User Number used to identify
any one particular user.

Press ESC

<estatus >

This is the users security level.
Acceptable values are:

0       -     Account not in use.
1       -     In use. Not validated.
2       -     Validated user.
3       -     Sysop.

Press ESC

<qstflag >

This is a flag indicating whether
or not the user has answered the
questionaire in the Information
Module.

Acceptable values are :

0         - Has not answered Questionaire.
1         - Has answered Questionaire.

Press ESC

<greetflag >

This is a flag indicating that
the user has or has not created
a greeting message.

Acceptable values are:

0       -  Has not made a greeting.
1       -  Has made a greeting.

Press ESC

<password >

This is the 1 to 4 digit value used
to secure each account. It is giving
at log-in.

Press ESC

<profflag >

This is the flag indicating whether
a profile has been made by the user.

Acceptable values are:

0         -  No profile created.
1         -  Profile was created.

Press ESC

<egender >

This flag indicates which of the two
concurrent systems the user belongs
to.

Acceptable values are:

1      -     System 1.
2      -     System 2.


Press ESC


<epayty >

This flag indicates which payment
type the user is validated under.


Acceptable values are:

E      -     Exempt
             (sysops are automatically exempt)
M      -     Monthly (credit given in days)

H      -     Hourly  (credit given in minutes)


Press ESC


<ecreds >

This field should contain the
total number of credits user
is validated with. This DOES
not contain remaining credits
available.


Acceptable values are:

1 to 9999999


Press ESC


<eucreds >

This field should contain the
total number of credits used
so far by the user.

Acceptable values are:

1 to number of credits validated with.


Press ESC


<mainmenu >

Use arrow keys to highlight choice, press ENTER to
select, Press ESC when finished.

Edit User Accounts - Allows you to manually edit the
                     flags and status of your present
                     users.

Edit Voice Prompts - Allows you to play and record
                     all system voice prompts.

Edit Master System - Allows you to set run time system
                     parameters.

Press ESC now to return to Main Configuration Menu.

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