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      ReneWave's bundling commands are a very powerful feature.  This 
 feature allows you, the user, to pick and choose the mail you want to 
 download.  Rather than just packing up all new mail, you can select which 
 mail you want, and which mail you don't.  In the end, what it boils down 
 to is less on-line time bundling and downloading, as well as less-time 
 spent in your offline reader -- you don't have to waste time going 
 through messages you don't want to read.
 
     ReneWave defaults to downloading ALL messages in your selected 
 areas.  From there, you can use the bundling commands to weed out the 
 mail you don't want.  The following commands listed only modify the 
 defaults; the defaults will always remain the same.  The character(s) 
 listed in-between the square parenthesis ("[", and "]") are the actual 
 commands -- they're what you type in.  Characters between the "<" and 
 ">" are values that you substitute yourself.  

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 |15[!]  NO MORE BUNDLING COMMANDS
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      Use at the END of a bundling command to tell the door NOT to prompt for
      more bundling commands.  If a !  is not used on a command line, a new
      total will be calculated and displayed, and the door is ready to accept
      more commands.
 
 |15[-<area#>]  DESELECT AREA(S) 
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      Use the "-" character to SUBTRACT an area from those that have scanned.
      If you "-" an area, the Blue Wave Mail Door will default to NOT UPDATING
      your message pointers.  The special keyword "ALL" or "*" after a "-"
      tells ReneWave to subtract ALL areas.
  
 |11     Examples:
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      -14 -25  (deselects ONLY areas 14 and 25--Bundle the rest!)
      -ALL or  (deselects ALL areas scanned. Use the + commands to
      -*       (selectively turn the areas back on.)
 
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 |15[+<area#>]  RESELECT AREA(S)
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      Use the "+" character AFTER using the "-" character to RESELECT an area.
      This command is especially useful when you are scanning many areas, but
      want to download just a few.  However, you CANNOT add an area with the
      "+" command if it's not being scanned.  That is, you can only select the
      areas that you'd previously chosen from the configuration menu.
           
 |11     Examples:
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      -14 -25 -2 -20 +14      (Oops; I want area 14, but don't want to retype)
      -* +22 +48            (Subtract all areas, then add 22 and 48 to bundle)
  
 |15[P<area#>]  PERSONAL MESSAGES ONLY   
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      The "P" command tells ReneWave to bundle ONLY personal messages (ones
      that are addressed to your real name or ALIAS) in the specified area.
      Again, you can select all areas with the "ALL" or "*" keywords instead
      of the basename.
 
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 |11     Examples:
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      -ALL +14 P2 (Subtract all areas, add 14, and PERSONAL ONLY in 2)
      P* or PALL  (Personal only in ALL areas)
 
 |15[K<area#>]  BUNDLE MESSAGES WITH KEYWORDS ONLY
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      From ReneWave's configuration menu, you can define up to 10 keywords.
      That's half of using the keyword system.  The other half is this
      bundling command; you can use it to eliminate all messages EXCEPT
      keywords.  That is, you'd only download messages which contain one or
      more of the defined keywords in either the TO, FROM or SUBJECT fields.
      ReneWave will automatically include personal messages, since in most
      cases you'd want to download those as well.  There is no reason to use
      the "K" and "P" commnads on the same area!
 
 |11     Examples:
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      -ALL K2 K7 - Subtract all areas, and DL keywords ONLY in 2 and 7)
      K4         - Simply download all mail, but ONLY keywords in area 4)
      K* or KALL - Download ONLY keywords in ALL areas)
 
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 |15[F<area#>]  FILTER MESSAGES
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      The "F" command filters out messages based on the filters you have
      defined in ReneWave's configuration menu.  For example, say you defined
      "Joe Blow" as a filter.  ReneWave would then filter out any messages
      containing "Joe Blow" in the TO, FROM, or SUBJECT fields.  |11 Examples:
      |03 F5 F17 - Filter out messages in areas 5 and 17.  F* or FALL - Filter
      out messages in ALL AREAS.
 
 |15[<area#>L<#msgs>]  BUNDLE LAST <#msgs> ONLY 
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      The "L" command, as you can see, requires 2 parameters.  By using 3L25,
      you'd be telling ReneWave to bundle ONLY the LAST 25 messages in area 3.
      An example if when this may come in handy is if you're trying out a new
      area, but there are hundreds, or thousands of messages in it, and you
      only want to keep a glimpse of it.
 
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      |15NOTE: |07This command DOES update your pointers for the area(s).  If you do
            NOT want to update them with the "L" command, you must use the "N" 
            option (described later).  
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      Examples:
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      -24 18L30 - Subtract area 24, and DL only 30 messages in area 18
      18L30 n18 - DL last 30 messages in #18, but don't update pointers
 
 |15[<area#>B<#msgs>]  BUNDLE FIRST <#msgs> AFTER LASTREAD POINTER
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      This command is quite similar to the "L" command, described above, and
      the syntax is the same.  The difference is, that it allows you to down-
      load the FIRST # messages after your lastread pointer, as opposed to the
      last # messages.  If an area has 1000 messages in it, and you used
      <area#>B500, it would bundle the first 500 of the 1000 msesages.  You
      could then read the rest later, or not at all.
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      Example: 
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      99B23 - DL the first 23 new msgs in area 99 %PA
 
 |15[N<area#>]  DON'T UPDATE POINTERS
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      This command tells ReneWave to NOT update your lastread pointers for the
      specified area(s).  You should be cautious when using this command -- if
      you use it incorrectly, you'll be downloading the same mail over and
      over!  
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      Examples:
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      N* or NALL - No update of your message pointers in all areas 
      2L10 N10 - 10 new messages in area 2, don't update pointers
 
 |15[U<area#>] UPDATE POINTERS 
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      This command does the oposite of the "N" command.  It will have ReneWave
      update your pointers for selected area(s), or globally.  The only
      practical use for this is to undo the "N" command, since ReneWave
      defaults to updating your pointers in every area you downloaded mail
      from.

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      Examples:
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      N* U12 - Don't update any pointers, except in area #12
      N* U*  - A U* simply undoes the effect of an N*
 
 |15[M<macro#>]  USE BUNDLING MACRO(S)
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      The "M" command will tell ReneWave to execute the specified bundling 
      macro number, which you've previously defined in the configuration 
      menu.
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      Examples:
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      M1 - Use Macro #1 as the bundling command
      M3 - Use Macro #3 as the bundling command
 
 |15[E]  ERASE PREVIOUS BUNDLING COMMANDS
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      Use the "E" command to erase all previous bundling commands, and return 
      to the original state before the door processed any bundling commands.
 
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 |15[R]  RELIST SCAN TABLE
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      Press "R" at the ReneWave bundling command prompt to RELIST the scan 
      table.
 
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