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1993-10-26
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[cls]
[Yellow]C [White]- [LtRed]Turn ON Ansi Color[LtCyan]
This will set the terminal to use ANSI graphics. With ANSI on, color
will be used when possible.
To use ANSI, your terminal communication program must be able to
support ANSI.
[Yellow]T [White]- [LtRed]Turn OFF Ansi Color[LtCyan]
This will set the terminal to not use ANSI graphics.
[Yellow]A [White]- [LtRed]Turn ON Avatar[LtCyan]
This will set the terminal to use the special color mode called
AVATAR. To use AVATAR, your communication program must be able to
support AVATAR codes. AVATAR is like ANSI, but faster.
[Yellow] I [White]- [LtRed]Use IBM Characters for boxes.
[White][more]
[cls]
[Yellow]H [White]- [LtRed]Menu Hot Keys On/OFF[LtCyan]
This option allows you to select the method for using the menus.
Menu Hot Keys are a SINGLE LETTER input without having to hit a
carriage return. In addition, no correction is allowed once a
letter is hit. When the Menu Hot Keys are off, you have to hit
the menu character followed by a carriage return.
In the off state, an empty input line <CR> will return you to the
previous menu.
In the off state, you can also use command stacking before you
hit the carriage return.
[Yellow]NVX [White]- [LtCyan]The N, V or X Menu Levels.
There are three menu levels:
[LtRed]Novice mode [White]- [LtCyan]Displays the full detail menu.
[LtRed]Veteran mode [White]- [LtCyan]Displays only valid keys, time and prompt.
[LtRed]Gold Xpress Mode [White]- [Ltcyan]This is an advanced level with very little
display. GX (Gold Xpress) is an advanced
communication product by Santronics Software.
It will turn Silver Xpress into a videotext
system.
[White][more]
[cls]
[Yellow]R [White]- [LtRed]Reader Password
[LtCyan]You may define a password for the reader. If you do define a
password, when the reader opens up the mail packet, it will prompt
you for the password before continuing. This option will stop someone
else from reading your mail packets.
[Yellow]D [White]- [LtRed]Door Password
[LtCyan]
You may define a password for the door. If you do define a
password, the Xpress Mail Door will ask you for this password when
you enter this program. This option will stop someone from using the
Xpress Mail Door on the BBS, who may have been able to logon under
your name.
[White][pause]
[cls][more_on]