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- What's New from 1.59 to 1.60?
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- LASTCALL.EXE R will show you a caller list in reverse (Last Caller First)
-
- MailHistory reports are now shown in reverse (Last Caller First)
-
- If you run LASTCALL.EXE DTA after every user logoff, the last record of
- LASTCALL.BBS will be added to LASTCALL.DTA or LASTCALL.DTA will be created
- if it doesn't exist in your RA System Directory. LastCallers will check
- the Last Caller in SYSINFO.BBS to the Last Caller in LASTCALL.BBS and if they
- match, a record will be added to LASTCALL.DTA.
-
- If you run LASTCALL /LC.CTL (or any other ctlfile-name) DTA then LASTCALL.DTA
- will be used instead of LASTCALL.BBS, the advantage of using LASTCALL.DTA
- is that you can display callers of other days that just today, for example,
- to make a Last 50 Callers list.
-
- Included a timeout for the [Press a key] prompt, default is 120 seconds,
- but if you have something different in CONFIG.RA for user timeout, that
- amount will be taken...
-
- Included an option to strip down LASTCALL.DTA to a certain amount of records
-
- LASTCALL.EXE CLEANDTA
- will strip down LASTCALL.DTA down to 50 records (Default)
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- LASTCALL.EXE CLEANDTA 25
- will strip down LASTCALL DTA down to 25 records
-
- If running in view-only mode (No writing to .ASC/.ANSFile), and you're running
- D'Bridge, MailHistory statistics will be shown to screen! (Like the FrontDoor
- part)
-
- LASTCALL.EXE /LC.CTL DTA RW
- will read & write LASTCALL.DTA in 1 run.
-
- Fixed Name Length and Header Centering in the ASC/ANSFile.
-
- Now creates .AVT files too!
-
- Changed DTA RW commandline option, so that lastcallers will write to
- lastcall.dta first and then read from it...
-
- Changed PACKETS.CTL totally, please look at the example PACKETS.CTL.
-
- Extended the maximum length of the alias to use in PACKETS.CTL and the
- ASC/ANS/AVTfile to 55 characters.
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- Added a new option : MAXSHOW=xx (xx may be 1-50) as the LAST commandline
- parameter will show max xx ra callers to the screen.
- (If you use no other commandline parameters, maxshow will be the first and
- last parameter!)
-