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*    Last Callers PPE  <BETA> 0.82 written by Paul N. Naylor              *
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INSTALLATION

          **Upgrading from previous version? You will need to install
            LC01.PPE in the logon script file along with LC.PPE. LC.PPE 
            only LOGS information. You need LC01.PPE to display
            the previous callers.**
          
          ** The following instructions assume that you are using C:\pcb
             as your PCBoard path. If yours is different, make the 
             appropriate substutions. (For example if you are on a network
             and your drive letter is 'Z' then your path would be z:\pcb
             and you would install the files in z:\pcb\ppe\lc 
             
             I am still working on this progam. I will continue to improve
             it and work out the bugs. Please check Salt Air BBS or  
             Share City BBS for new updates.   ****
     
     1.   Create a subdirectory for the Last Caller files.
          For example   c:\pcb\ppe\lc

     2.   Put all files from LC.ZIP into this subdirectory.

     3.   Put   
                !c:\pcb\ppe\lc\lc.ppe     (assuming the default directory)
                !c:\pcb\ppe\lc\lc01.ppe

          into either your logon script file or in security logon files.
          You may also put them in a prompt in PCBTEXT.
          The advantage to putting it in security files is that you can
          then prevent it from logging sysop activity. Future versions
          will have the ability to configure that. If you don't want it
          to display the callers at logon, only put LC.PPE in the script
          file. LC01.PPE is what actually displays the callers.

     4.   Edit CMD.LST (using PCBSETUP) and add the command "LC" and define
          it as   c:\pcb\ppe\lc\lc01.ppe. This will allow users to type
          "LC" at the main prompt and get a display of previous callers.

     5.   Run CONFIG.EXE to set up LC to look and feel like you want.

     6.   Create a BLT file with "!c:\pcb\ppe\lc\lc02.ppe" if you want
          a bulletin of todays callers.
     
     7.   Create a BLT file with "!c:\pcb\ppe\lc\lc03.ppe" if you want     
          a bulletin of yesterdays callers.
     
     8.   Log-on your BBS and see what happens. Every time a user logs
          on, it should display the list. Also, you can type "LC" at the
          main prompt to give you a listing anytime you are on line.
          Try the BLT functions to make sure they work.

     9.   After registration, you will get the "HIST" command that will
          let you search for log on information for beyond the last 
          callers. Registration will remove the delay and "unregistered"
          message.

    10.   If you have any questions, suggestions or criticism please
          write a message to me on Share City BBS(conf #71), Salt Air BBS, 
          or call me at 801-466-8797.

    11.   If you find the utility useful, please make a small
          contribution. I am asking $10.00. You may mail me a check, or
          call me with Credit Card info. I will attach a copy of the 
          registered version to a message so you can download it and 
          get running fast.

    12.   The latest version is available of Salt Air or Share City BBS
          conference #71.

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                    Paul Naylor
                    PO Box 25232
                    Salt Lake City, UT 84125-0232
                    
                    Voice:          (801) 466-8797
                    Fax:            (801) 487-4936
                    Share City BBS: (801) 280-8443 (Conf. #71)
                    Compuserve:     71550,632
                    Rime:           ->SHARECITY
                    Internet:       paul.naylor@saltair.com

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