
   LIB Operator Commands
   ---------------------
   APPROVE <file>        Approve a file for download
   APPROVE ?             Get a list of unapproved files
   APPROVE .             Scan unapproved files
   UNAPPROVE <file>      Unapprove a file, preventing download

   COPY <file> <file>    Copy files within LIBs
   MOVE <file> <file>    Move files within LIBs
   DELETE <file>         Delete a file
   RENAME <file> <file>  Rename a file

   LOGIN <file>          Log in a DOS file
   UNLOG <file>          Unlog a file from Library control
   DIR                   Get a DOS directory of files in the LIB

   (3-letter abbreviations like "APP" and "DEL" are also accepted)


Using the File Library
----------------------
When you want to download a file that you know is somewhere in the Library,
the best thing to do is type one of these commands from the MAIN LIB:

   D <filename>          example:  D BBSUSER.TXT
   D <keyword>           example:  D utilities,ibm
   F <string>            example:  F .DWG

If there isn't a file by that name in the MAIN LIB, these commands will scan
the other LIBs for it.

Here are some other variations on the Library commands:

   F                     File directory for this LIB
   F <string>            File search (searches thru names and descriptions)
   D <filename>          Display details on a file, with download options
   D <file> <protocol>   Download a file
   D <file> <file> ...   Download several files (you can use wildcards too)
   D <keyword>           Keyword scan (alphabetized)
   D -0                  Scan today's uploads
   D -1                  Scan yesterday's uploads (-7 for this week, etc.)
   D -LAST               Scan uploads from the day you were last online
   D <date>              Scan uploads from a specific date
   D <lib>\<filename>    Download a file that's in a different LIB
   U <filename>          Upload a file
   U * <protocol>        Upload multiple files
   M <filename>          Modify the descriptions of a file you uploaded
   T                     Menu of options for files you have tagged
   T?                    List of tagged files with options
   T <protocol>          Download all tagged files now
   T -ALL                Untag all tagged files
   S <libname>           Select a LIB, display some details on it
   S?                    Get a list of LIBs
   S.                    Get a complete description of the current LIB

Many of the Library commands operate only within one LIB, except in the MAIN
LIB where they operate over all the files in the entire Library.

In any LIB, there are these files:

   FILES.                File directory for the LIB
   TOPFILES.             List of most often downloaded files
   INDEX.                Alphabetical index of files (if enabled)

These special files are in the MAIN LIB:

   MAIN\FILES.           File directory for the entire Library
   MAIN\LIBS.            List of all LIBs
   MAIN\TOPFILES.        List of most often downloaded files
   MAIN\INDEX.           Alphabetical index of all files (if enabled)


LIB:  Library Information Bank
------------------------------
The Library facility allows you to download or upload files.  Files are
organized into Library Information Banks, or LIB's.  Files can have
descriptions and keywords.  You can search for a file through its
keywords, or specify it directly by its name.

Each LIB contains some category or specialized group of files where you can
retrieve (download) or contribute (upload) data.

When you select a LIB, you have access to all files in that LIB.  When you
select the MAIN LIB you have access to all files in the entire library.

You can often refer to a file that's not in the current LIB like this:

   LIBNAME\FILENAME.EXT

That's just one backward slash between the LIB name and the file name.


Keywords
--------
Keywords are attached to each file in the Library so that the file can be
referenced by subject.

The keywords of a file are provided by the user who uploads it, as approved
by the Sysop or LIB Operator.  Keywords should be short and simple.  Don't use
abbreviations, synonyms or suffixes if you can help it.  Avoid keywords that
are too general, as well as those that are too specific.  To follow the
existing terminology, try scanning with the "D <keyword>" command.

If you must use a multiple-word keyword use the comma so that the more
important word comes first, for example: "america,north" or "compound,
organic".  Use multiple-keywords only when:

     o   There exists no single word that identifies the concept.

     o   The subordinate word is meaningless without the main word, but
         the main word is too broad without its subordinates.

