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   @0A@WILDCAT! allows those with SysOp access to not only manipulate the
   currently displayed message but also have direct access to the User and
   File databases all from a single keystroke.  Direct access to the User
   database is very handy for verifying/updating information of the user the
   current message was TO/FROM.  Depending on your current security level,
   you may or may not have access to some of the options listed below.

    @0E@[@0F@P@0E@]ublic/Private toggle @0F@-@0A@ Toggles message depending on current status
    @0E@[@0F@M@0E@]ove to conference    @0F@-@0A@ Moves current message to new conference
    @0E@[@0F@C@0E@]opy to conference    @0F@-@0A@ Makes a exact copy to a new conference
    @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]rom user edit        @0F@-@0A@ Access User database using FROM user name
    @0E@[@0F@T@0E@]o user edit          @0F@-@0A@ Access User database using TO user name
    @0E@[@0F@A@0E@]ccess file database  @0F@-@0A@ Access File database starting at first file
    @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp                  @0F@-@0A@ Displays this Help screen
    @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@] to Quit         @0F@-@0A@ Exit and return to current message

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   @0A@WILDCAT! offers a incredible amount of control to those that have SysOp
   access to not only the message currently being displayed, but also in
   manipulating both the Users and Files databases all while reading
   messages.

   A sample usage might be when a caller leaves you a message requesting
   additional access or possibly something wrong with their configuration.
   You can simply select the @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]ysOp@0A@ option from the Read messages prompt
   and choosing @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]rom user edit@0A@ and it will take you directly to the
   user record of the person the message was addressed FROM.  After making
   any changes and so on to their user record, selecting @0E@[@0F@Q@0E@]uit@0A@ will then
   return you to the current message for review/replying.

   Depending on your current security level, you may or may not have access
   to all of the options listed here.  Shown below is a complete breakdown of
   all the available options.

        @0E@[@0F@P@0E@]ublic/Private toggle -
             @0A@This option is used to toggle the current message from its
             present state to either Public or Private.  In other words, if
             the message was the previously flagged as Public, using this
             option will flag it as Private and return you to the message.

        @0E@[@0F@M@0E@]ove to conference -
             @0A@This feature allows you to take the currently displayed message
             and move it to a conference you have access to.  This involves
             copying the message to a selected conference and then the
             original is automatically deleted.  This is useful when a caller
             has left a message in the wrong conference.

             Selecting this option displays the following sub-prompt.

             @0E@Conference to move to [@0F@0-39@0E@], [@0F@L@0E@]ist, or [@0F@ENTER@0E@] to quit? [  ]

             @0A@Shown below is a description of the available commands.

                 @0E@[@0F@0-39@0E@] -
                      @0A@Range of conference numbers available to move this
                      message into.  To select a conference, simply enter
                      the desired number.

                 @0E@[@0F@L@0E@]ist -
                      @0A@This option displays a list of available conferences
                      the message may be moved to.  Shown below is a sample
                      format of conference areas.

                        @0F@ 0@0E@)@0B@ General Message Area    @0F@ 3@0E@)@0B@ WCMail Conference
                        @0F@ 5@0E@)@0B@ wcMHS Mail Conference   @0F@10@0E@)@0B@ Netmail Conference
                        @0F@11@0E@)@0B@ Wildcat! Conference     @0F@12@0E@)@0B@ NorCal Conference

                      @0A@Once the list of conferences have been displayed, you
                      are returned to the main prompt for conference
                      selection.

                 @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@] to Quit -
                      @0A@Selecting this option exits the @0E@[@0F@M@0E@]ove to conference@0A@
                      option and returns you to the original message.

        @0E@[@0F@C@0E@]opy to conference -
             @0A@This option allows you to make a copy of the current message and
             place it in a selected conference.  This option performs exactly
             the same as @0E@[@0F@M@0E@]ove to conference@0A@ option does except instead of
             deleting the original message, WILDCAT! leaves it intact.  In
             other words, two identical messages now exist in two separate
             conferences.

        @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]rom user edit -
             @0A@This command allows you to directly access the user record of
             the person the current message is addressed FROM.  This is
             useful when checking their configuration, security level and
             so on.  Once the user record has been displayed, additional
             options are available including @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp@0A@ information.  Upon
             exiting the user record, you are returned to the current
             message for review/replying etc.

        @0E@[@0F@T@0E@]o user edit -
             @0A@This option takes you directly into the user record of the
             person the current message is addressed TO.  This performs
             exactly the same as @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]rom user edit@0A@ except that it takes you
             to the TO user record.

        @0E@[@0F@A@0E@]ccess file database -
             @0A@This is somewhat different from the previous two options in that
             it makes no reference to user names in the message, but rather
             takes you directly to the Files database.  This is handy if the
             caller in the message is requesting information about a
             specific file.  From the Files database screen, you can search
             for a particular file, view/read it and so on.  Upon exiting
             from the Files database, you are returned to the current
             message for review/replying.

        @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp -
             @0A@Displays this Help screen.

        @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@] to Quit -
             @0A@Selecting this option exits the @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]ysOp@0A@ sub-menu and returns you
             to the current message.


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