@$B@
  @2F@  Pay Level  @$0@▄@$$@
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  Minimum security level given to a subscribing user of your BBS.  Users
  with security levels lower than specified here will be ignored by Time To
  Renew.  Leave this blank (or zero), and set security relationship to "and
  above" to process all users regardless of security level.

  You can toggle between using pay level @$F@only@$$@ and pay level @$F@and above@$$@
  by hitting the @$F@SPACEBAR@$$@ or @$F@+@$$@ key.  You can use this feature in conjunction
  with the @$F@/C@$$@ command-line switch to provide separate reminders for different
  security levels (ie. separate paying subscribers from trial subscribers).

  @2F@  Days Warning  @$0@▄@$$@
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  Number of days in advance to warn subscribing users of their memberships
  expiring.  Normally, this value should be between 10-30 days.  Users will
  be reminded once each day, unless they have not logged on since the last
  reminder was posted.

  @2F@  Logon Screens  @$0@▄@$$@ (@$F@ANSI@$$@, @$F@BBS@$$@ (@$F@@X-Code@$$@), @$F@RIP@$$@)
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  Full path and filename of bulletin to display to caller when logging on
  when their subscription is about to expire.  Any of the 3 fields may be
  left blank if you do not wish to support that particular type of bulletin.

  @2F@  Expired Screens  @$0@▄@$$@ (@$F@ANSI@$$@, @$F@BBS@$$@ (@$F@@X-Code@$$@), @$F@RIP@$$@)
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  Full path and filename of bulletin to display to caller when logging on
  when their subscription has expired.  This is only displayed once to the
  caller (the first day after their subscription expires).  Any of the 3
  fields may be left blank if you do not wish to support that particular
  type of bulletin.

  @4F@  INFO: Bulletin Screens Types  @$0@▄@$$@ (@$F@ANSI@$$@, @$F@BBS@$$@ (@$F@@X-Code@$$@), @$F@RIP@$$@)
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  @$F@ANSI@$$@           ANSI escape codes (ie. [0m) used for colour and screen
                 control.

  @$F@BBS@$$@ (@$F@@X-Codes@$$@) PCBoard style @X-codes used for colour control.  Also used
                 for no colour (if caller doesn't support colour, they will
                 receive non-colourized screen).

  @$F@RIP@$$@            RIP (Remote Imaging Protocol) Scrip pipe codes used for
                 graphical screen and colour control.  (TriBBS supports
                 RIPScrip graphics internally, and can detect RIPScrip
                 capabilities at logon).

  @$E@NOTE@$$@ It is usually superfluous to use both ANSI and BBS (@X-Code)
       bulletins.  If you use @X-Colour codes in your bulletin, you don't
       need the ANSI file, thus, using the BBS (@X-Code) style is usually
       the prefered choice).  It should also be noted that when the caller
       supports ANSI, the ANSI bulletin @X$FOVERRIDES@X$$ the @X-Code equivalant.

  @2F@  E-Mail Message  @$0@▄@$$@
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  Text file to be imported into TriBBS message base when a callers
  subscription is about to expire.  This file should be similar to the
  bulletins, but should NOT use PCBoard style @X-codes nor ANSI codes for
  colour (these codes, when used in email are considered a nuisance to most
  callers).  This file will only be imported ONCE, as an initial reminder to
  the user that their subscription is expiring.  Any more than would become
  more of a "nag" to the caller than it would a reminder, and could greatly
  influence their decision to renew.  Use of the email option is greatly
  encouraged if you allow users to bypass the logon screens via the "@$F@*@$$@"
  feature.  Leave this field blank if you do not wish to support email
  reminders.

  @2F@  Conference  @$0@▄@$$@
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  The conference in which automated message posts should go.  This is where
  Time To Renew will post the email reminder to the caller.  Changing this
  may affect other programs using the same .INI file.  (This field will not
  be visable if an email message is not specified).

  @2F@  Attachment  @$0@▄@$$@
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  File to attach to the email reminder.  The intended purpose of this is to
  attach a subscription renewal form to the message.  Leave this field blank
  if you do not wish to attachment a file to the message.  (This field will
  not be visable if an email message is not specified).

  @$7@▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄@$$@
  @70@ @74@S@70@ystem Options @00@ @$$@
  @$7@▀@07@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@00@ @$$@

  The options under this button pertain to your system settings, moreso than
  to Time To Renew.  Other Simple Minded Software products can share the
  values set here, if using the same .INI file (@$F@see documentation under@$$@
  @$F@command line switches@$$@)

  @2F@  BBS Name  @$0@▄@$$@
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  The name of your BBS.  Leave this blank if you wish to use the name stored
  in the TriBBS data files.

  @2F@  Sysop Name  @$0@▄@$$@
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  Your name.  Leave this blank if you wish to use the name stored in the
  TriBBS data files.

  @2F@  Path to Node 1  @$0@▄@$$@
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  This can actually be the path to any nodes main directory (so long as the
  directory has a valid SYSDAT2.DAT).  Leave this blank if you wish to allow
  Time To Renew to determine the proper path

  (Time To Renew will first search the source directory, then the current
  directory, then the DOS search path, and lastly the popular "C:\TRIBBS\"
  directory for a SYSDAT2.DAT, and determine the path to node 1 from that.
  Once found the first time, it will be stored in the .INI file for future
  reference).

  @2F@  Display Directory  @$0@▄@$$@
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  This is where the logon bulletins will be stored.  It is the same path
  where all TriBBS display files are kept.  This field can not be edited
  directly, but rather is updated as you edit the path to node 1's display
  directory.

  @2F@  Main Work Directory  @$0@▄@$$@
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  This is the directory where TriBBS keeps its data files which are required
  by Time To Renew as well.  This field can not be edited directly, but
  rather is updated as you edit the path to node 1's display directory.

  @4F@  INFO: Keyboard  @$0@▄@$$@
   @$0@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@$$@
  @$F@F1@$$@              - This help screen.
  @$F@UP@$$@/@$F@DOWN@$$@         - Previous and next field
  @$F@LEFT@$$@/@$F@RIGHT@$$@      - During buttons, previous and next buttons.
  @$F@F10@$$@             - Accept.  During main setup screen, this will prompt you
                    for saving the file and exiting.  During system setup,
                    this will return you to the main setup screen.
  @$F@ALT@$$@+@$F@O@$$@           - At main setup screen, same as F10.
  @$F@ALT@$$@+@$F@V@$$@           - View the screen specified by the current field.
  @$F@ESC@$$@             - At SystemSetup screen, same as F10.  At main screen,
                    abort changes.  You will be prompted first before exit.
  @$F@ALT@$$@+@$F@X@$$@/@$F@ALT@$$@+@$F@C@$$@     - At main screen, abort changes.

  @$E@Field Editor Keys@$$@

  @$F@F2@$$@              - TEMPLATE FIELDS: Insert the source path (path to
                    executable) along with the default filename for current
                    field.
  @$F@+@$$@/@$F@SPACE@$$@         - PAY LEVEL FIELD: Toggle between "AND ABOVE" and "ONLY".
  @$F@ENTER@$$@           - Accept contents of field and proceed to next.
  @$F@LEFT@$$@/@$F@RIGHT@$$@      - Move cursor one character left or right.
  @$F@HOME@$$@/@$F@END@$$@        - Move cursor to first or last character.
  @$F@CTRL@$$@+@$F@LEFT@$$@/@$F@RIGHT@$$@ - Move the cursor to the previous or next word.
  @$F@CTRL@$$@+@$F@T@$$@          - Delete from cursor up to the start of the next word.
  @$F@CTRL@$$@+@$F@Y@$$@          - Delete the whole field.
  @$F@CTRL@$$@+@$F@HOME@$$@       - Delete everything to the left of cursor position.
  @$F@CTRL@$$@+@$F@END@$$@        - Delete everything to the right of cursor position.
  @$F@DELETE@$$@          - Delete character under cursor, and bring all characters
                    to the right of cursor back 1.
  @$F@INSERT@$$@          - Toggle between INSERT and OVERWRITE mode.
  @$F@BACKSPACE@$$@       - Delete 1 character to the left of cursor, and bring all
                    characters from the cursor to the end of field back 1.

  @$E@File@$$@/@$E@help Viewer Keys@$$@

  @$F@UP@$$@/@$F@DOWN@$$@         - Scroll up or down by one line.
  @$F@PAGEUP@$$@/@$F@PAGEDOWN@$$@ - Scroll up or down by one screenful.
  @$F@HOME@$$@/@$F@END@$$@        - Position to start or end of document.
  @$F@ENTER@$$@/@$F@ESC@$$@       - Return to previous setup screen.

