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   ║  The Remote File System Help                                          ║
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   Commands:

   <C>onfigure File Areas

     This lets you pick which file areas you would like to have sent as an
     RFS packet.  You will then be able to browse these areas OFFLINE after
     downloading a packet.  The Sysop may create an initial packet which
     contains all areas.  If you see <I>nitial on the prompt during area
     configuration, then you may download the initial packet to save time.


   <T>ransfer File Directories

     Be ready to download an RFS packet!  This command will send a file
     in the form "(bbsname).RFS"  Copy this file your RFS.EXE directory
     and import.  You may have to unzip the packet first.

     NOTE: If this packet is not properly imported, RFS will have no way
           of knowing what dirs were updated, and you will have to re-
           download all directories again.


   <U>pload Request

     The RFS door will wait for you to upload a request packet,
     (bbsname).REQ, generated by RFS.EXE.  These files will then be
     placed in your download queue and may be downloaded anywhere on the
     system.


   <V>iew Queue

     Look at the files in your download queue.  You may delete
     individual files or clear the queue.


   <D>ownload Queue

     Begin a protocol transfer of all the files in your download queue.


   <R>eset User Parameters

     Reset all File Area flags.  You will have to re-download all
     directories again.  This is usefull if you want to make sure
     all directories are updated on your end, or if you failed to
     import a packet.


   <H>elp - Displays this file

   <G>oodbye - Drops carrier.

   <Q>uit - Go back to the BBS.
