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@0F@[@0D@1@07@]@08@ @0A@Edit a "WHO" is Filtered File@07@

@07@    @0F@This option allows you to edit a WHO.# file, the # representing the
    number of the Activity Log it is used with.  You may have as many
    as you'd like.  You must create one for EACH Activity Log you filter!@07@

@07@    @0F@EXAMPLE:  WHO.1 would be used in conjunction with ACTIVITY.1, and
              WHO.2 would be used in conjunction with ACTIVITY.1, and
              so forth.@07@

@07@    @0F@In the "WHO" file, you edit the names, as in MakeWild, of the users
    you wish to be filtered out into the FLOG.# file.  The #, again,
    representing the Activity Log number which it was filtered from.
    You may enter up to 150 users (The more the slower), one per line!
    They are NOT case sensitive.  These users, and all their actions,
    in the activity log will be filtered into the FLOG.# file.  No,
    the entries in the ACTIVITY.# log won't be deleted. :)

[@0D@2@07@]@08@ @0A@Delete Activity Log After Filtered:@07@

@07@    @0F@Some sysops might prefer to have the activity logs deleted after
    filtered, and some may not.  When you filter the activity log, it
    should NOT be filtered again unless you want many duplicate entries!
    FLOG.# files are APPENDED to!  This means that if you do the same
    activity log 2 times you'll get the same results TWO TIMES in the
    FLOG.# file!  This is a good reason to delete it automatically
    when you are done.

[@0D@F@07@]@08@ @0A@Filter an Activity Log@07@

@07@    @0F@This is the major function of the whole program.  This filters the
    Activity Log you choose!  You MUST have the WHO.# file filled with
    at least one user or the whole action will be a waste of time.  All
    the users in the WHO.# file, as explained in [@0D@1@07@]@0F@, are filtered to
    the FLOG.# file, the # being the Activity Log filtered from.  If
    the Activity Log you wish to filter does not exist you will be told
    so by the program.

[@0D@V@07@]@08@ @0A@View a Filtered Log@07@

@07@    @0F@View one of the FLOG.# files!  You will be able to choose, as most of
    the other options, the number of the file you wish to view.  This
    will show all the filtered users and what they did in order!  You
    might be better off just shelling and viewing the file with a text
    editor instead.  Currently, version 1.00 of FLog only views the
    file in a foward direction.

[@0D@D@07@]@08@ @0A@Delete a Filtered Log@07@

@07@    @0F@Delete one of the FLOG.# files.  You will be able to choose, again,
    which number you wish to delete.  This is a good option to chose
    before you do a new filter of an Activity Log for this FLOG.#!  That
    is, unless you want to keep a filtered log, which you should NOT!
    Dont forget, FLOG.# files APPEND themselves!

[@0D@H@07@]@08@ @0A@Help with Commands@07@

@07@    @0F@An attempt by your programmer to teach you about the program through
    online HELP because he hates typing up .DOC files. :)

[@0D@Q@07@]@08@ @0A@Quit FilterLog@07@

@07@    @0F@Terminate the program.@0D@

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