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  The  CFDS-Z.PPE  is an advanced  interface for  the  standard  PCBoard   'Z'
  command.  It can add optional features to the Locate    scan command,  while
  fully supporting all the standard PCBoard 'Z' command line parameters.

  When command line parameters are not  used you can  interact with the CFDS-Z
  prompt interface.

  The  first prompt will allow you to set  the text you  wish to search for in
  the file directories. Boolean Operators (| or &) are OK.

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  The next  prompt  (if enabled by the System Operator) will allow you  to set
  the  number of days  back to limit the scan. For example:

  @X0FNumber of Days to Scan (U=Unlimited)? 20@X07

  will scan  for files that match the zippy  text criteria AND are 20 days old
  or newer. Entering "U" at this prompt will not limit the search for files to
  a specific number of days.

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  If CFDS-Z.PPE has been set up for  MultiConference scanning, the next prompt
  will allow you  to select the conferences you wish  to scan. Each conference
  will be joined and scanned in the order of your input.

  When performing a MultiConference scan, a  prompt will appear  asking if you
  wish to continue the scan, with a @X0FY/N/Q@X07 option. The default is '@X0FY@X07', for YES.
  '@X0FN@X07' will not scan the specific conference and will  move on to the  next one
  that you have configured, while '@X0FQ@X07' will quit the entire operation and abort
  the rest of the scan.

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  The 'File Directories to Scan' prompt will be  the next prompt.  This prompt
  allows  you to  select the directories you  wish to scan. "A" means  to scan
  all directories, "U"  means to scan  the Upload  directory,  and  entering a
  specific number  (or range of numbers, ie: 1-5 6)  will scan  those specific
  directories.
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