@ALARM
@AL
   manually turns on or off the same alarm tone as used in the
   connect alarm or talk monitor; the alarm is also turned off by
   the next keystroke
        @ALARM | ON  |
        @AL    | OFF |
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@AT
   specifies an event to be run in the future at the hour (hh) and
   minute (mm) you specify - the action can be any text,
   definition, or command; @AT OFF turns off any pending event
        @AT | hh:mm action |
            | OFF          |
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@AUTOHELP
@AH
   specifies whether automatic help should be displayed when you enter
   the incorrect syntax for a command
        | @AUTOHELP |  | ON  |
        | @AH       |  | OFF |
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@AUTOSPOT
@AH
   specifies whether an automatic DX spot should be generated as a result
   of adding a lot entry to the log database
        | @AUTOSPOT |  | ON  |
        | @AS       |  | OFF |
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@BELLS
   allows or suppresses the Ctrl-G (bell sound) on incoming messages
        @BELLS | ON  |
               | OFF |
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@BLIP
@BL
   send an automatic message every nnn seconds
        | @BLIP | | nnn message |
        | @BL   | | OFF         |
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@CAPTURE
@CAP
   controls logging of all data written in a window to a disk file
        | @CAPTURE | | TO  | filename | |
        | @CAP     |       | PRINTER  |
                           | P        |
                   | OFF                |
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@CLEARSCREEN
@CLS
   clears the current window
        | @CLEARSCREEN |
        | @CLS         |
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@CLUSTERCALL
@CLCALL
   identifies the callsign of the PacketCluster node; if you DIGI
   through another station, use that station's callsign, not the
   cluster callsign
        | @CLUSTERCALL  |  call-sign
        | @CLCALL       |
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@CMD
   tell the TNC to enter CMD mode
        @CMD
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@COMSTAT
   displays COM port statistics
        @COMSTAT
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@CONNECTALARM
@CA
   turns ON or OFF the Connect Alarm facility
        | @CONNECTALARM |  | ON  |
        | @CA           |  | OFF |
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@CRWAIT
   used when BBS systems do not put carriage returns after each
   line; @CRWAIT specifies how long in seconds to wait for a
   carriage return; if not found, the pending line is written to
   the screen anyhow
        @CRWAIT seconds
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@DEF
   allows you to define your own function key definitions
        @DEF |      | Fxx key-definition
             | CTRL |
             | C    |
             | ALT  |
             | A    |
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@DELAY
   delay `tt' seconds during script execution
        @DELAY tt
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@DO
   causes the run of the script labeled "name"; for more
   information on the proper format, see section "Testing
   and Controlling In The FLEXPAC.CTL File"
        @DO script-name | up to 9 tokens |
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@DOS
@DOSNW
@DOSNOWAIT
   do a DOS command or enter DOS subset (DOS 3.0 or later
   required);  the NW or NOWAIT form does not wait for a keypress
   after the DOS command is executed; to enter DOS subset mode,
   just say @DOS
        | @DOS       |  <dos-command>
        | @DOSNW     |
        | @DOSNOWAIT |
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@DX
   controls routing of DX spot information to the screen and/or
   printer, and also controls whether there is a DX window on the
   screen
        @DX | ON  |  | SCREEN or S  |
            | OFF |  | PRINTER or P |
                     | WINDOW or W  |
            | IDENTIFY | | ON  |
            | ID       | | ONF |
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@ERROR
   sends an error message to the current window - the message is in
   the error color, and the alarm tone also sounds
        @ERROR message
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@EXIT
   stops the program immediately; the SHUTDOWN script is NOT run
        @EXIT
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@GMT
   adjusts the FlexPac clock for GMT time; set @GMT to the amount to be
   added or subtracted from the computer clock time to equal GMT time.
        @GMT + or - difference in hours
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@HALT
   stops TNC communication; also see @RESUME
        @HALT
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@HELP
   give you help on the various FlexPac commands
        @HELP which-command
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@KEYS
   specifies the text that appears on the bottom line of the display
        @KEYS |      | bottom-line-text
              | CTRL |
              | C    |
              | ALT  |
              | A    |
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@LATLONG
@LL
   specifies your QTH location latitude and longtide; the format must
   be as shown; decimals should not be used; xx and yy are whole
   degrees
        | @LATLONG | | xxNyyE |
        | @LL      | | xxSyyE |
                     | xxNyyW |
                     | xxSyyW |
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@LOG
   starts up the logging window and log function
        @LOG <log-file>
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@MENU
   display the pull down menu run
        @MENU
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@MONITOR
@MON
   causes a short beep on each output line
        @MONITOR | ON  |
                 | OFF |
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@MYCALL
@MYC
   identifies your callsign to the system
        | @MYCALL | callsign
        | @MYC    |
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@MYNAME
@MYN
   identifies your name to the system; the name can be one or more
   words, but I recommend using only your first name.
        | @MYNAME | your-name
        | @MYN    |
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@NEED
   allows you to specify prefixes you need; when a DX spot appears
   with the any prefix of the country you specify, the alarm sounds
        @NEED | PREFIX prefix |
              | RESET         |
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@RESUME
   resumes TNC communication; also see @HALT
        @RESUME
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@SAY
   send a line to the current window
        @SAY message
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@SEND
   causes the characters in the specified file to be transmitted
        @SEND filename
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@SHUTDOWN
@SHUTD
   causes running of the SHUTDOWN script, which should end with
   @EXIT
        | @SHUTDOWN |
        | @SHUTD    |
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@TALKMONITOR
@TM
   turns ON or OFF the Talk Monitor facility
        | @TALKMONITOR |  | ON  |
        | @TM          |  | OFF |
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@TRACE
   when you enter a FlexPac command, it is normally written to the
   output screen; when you are writing a script, you may want to
   suppress these; @TRACE ON turns them on, @TRACE OFF turns them off
        @TRACE | ON  |
               | OFF |
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@WAIT
   suspends running of the script until the specified text appears
   in the TNC output, at which time running will resume; pressing
   Esc on the keyboard aborts the WAIT, and the script will then
   continue; the text can appear anywhere within the received line
   to be detected properly; see also @WAITNOTFOUND and @WAITTIME
        @WAIT text-to-wait-for
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@WAITNOTFOUND
@WNF
   identifies the script that should be run when an @WAIT fails
   (i.e. the text is not found within the default time or the time
   specified by @WAITTIME
        | @WAITNOTFOUND | script-name
        | @WNF          |
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@WAITTIME
@WT
   overrides the default time (in seconds) of how long to wait for
   the text in an @WAIT command to appear
        | @WAITTIME | seconds
        | @WT       |
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@WORDWRAP
@WW
   enables or disables power typing and word wrap
        | @WORDWRAP |  | ON  |
        | @WW       |  | OFF |
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