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                      E V E N T     M A N A G E M E N T
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Scheduling of activities outside of the normal operation of Wildcat! can be
accomplished by creating events.  Events allow the SysOp to define a certain
activity to be performed at a prescribed date and time, plus the ability to
allow flexibility and forceability in time scheduling.

Selecting this option displays the following sub-prompt.  (Shown below is
a sample event schedule.)


@0E@  #  Act Description  SMTWTFS Type Start   Next Scheduled Time    Batch Name
@0B@  -- --- ------------ ------- ---- ------- ---------------------- ------------
@0F@   1 Yes Reset stats  XXXXXXX Soft  00:00  Sun 05/19/91 00:00
@0E@   2 Yes Run Batch    XXXXXXX Hard  02:00  Sun 05/19/91 02:00     MAINT.BAT

  Current System Clock:@0B@ Sat 05/18/91 11:10@0E@
  [@0F@A@0E@]dd, [@0F@D@0E@]isable, [@0F@E@0E@]nable, [@0F@R@0E@]un, [@0F@K@0E@]ill, [@0F@S@0E@]chedule, [@0F@H@0E@]elp, [@0F@Q@0E@]uit? [ ]

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Below is a detailed explanation of the above options.@0E@


[@0F@A@0E@]dd@0A@      - Allows the ability to create a new event.  After selection,
             the sub-prompt is displayed:@0E@

             Type of Event:

             [1] - No  300 baud access    [ 8] -  300 baud access Ok
             [2] - No 1200 baud access    [ 9] - 1200 baud access Ok
             [3] - No 2400 baud access    [10] - 2400 baud access Ok
             [4] - No Sysop Page          [11] - Sysop Page Ok
             [5] - Reset quick status     [12] - Set DOS Next Flag
             [6] - Run a batch file       [13] - Dump deleted mail
             [7] - No Page System Wide    [14] - Page System Wide Ok

             Event Type, [ENTER] to abort? [  ]@0A@

     Selection of the type of event to be executed is the next step.  Below
     is a list of available event types.@0E@

             [1] - No  300 baud access@0A@ - Disallow 300 baud callers from using
                                        this node.@0E@

             [2] - No 1200 baud access@0A@ - Disallow 1200 baud callers from using
                                        this node.@0E@

             [3] - No 2400 baud access@0A@ - Disallow 2400 baud callers from using
                                        this node.@0E@

             [4] - No Sysop Page@0A@       - Turn off SysOp Page on this node only.@0E@

             [5] - Reset quick status@0A@  - Reset the system Quick Statistics.
                                        This is useful for tracking the number
                                        of callers/messages etc that have
                                        occurred starting from a prescribed
                                        time.@0E@

             [6] - Run a batch file@0A@    - This will allow an execution of a
                                        batch file after entering the file
                                        name and the full DOS path.  A
                                        selection of shelling or termination
                                        of Wildcat! determines if this is
                                        to be run inside or outside of
                                        Wildcat!@0E@

             [7] - No Page System Wide@0A@ - Turn off SysOp Page across all nodes
                                        in a multi-line environment.@0E@

            [ 8] - 300 baud access Ok@0A@ - Allow 300 baud callers on this node.@0E@

            [ 9] - 1200 baud access Ok@0A@ - Allow 1200 baud callers on this node.@0E@

            [10] - 2400 baud access Ok@0A@ - Allow 2400 baud callers on this node.@0E@

            [11] - Sysop Page Ok@0A@       - Enable SysOp Page.@0E@

            [12] - Set DOS Next Flag@0A@   - This will cause this node to terminate
                                        after the caller that is online at the
                                        time logs off and will then return to
                                        the DOS prompt.  This is equivalent to
                                        pressing F10 while a caller is online.@0E@

            [13] - Dump deleted mail@0A@   - This will purge all mail that has
                                        been flagged as deleted.  This is
                                        equivalent to the Wastebasket Dump
                                        option.@0E@

            [14] - Page System Wide Ok@0A@ - Allow SysOp page on all the nodes
                                        in a multi-line environment.


     After a selection of an event type@0E@ 1@0A@ thru@0E@ 14@0A@ has been made, the following
     prompt is displayed:@0E@

         Execute event on:

         [1] - Sunday
         [2] - Monday
         [3] - Tuesday
         [4] - Wednesday
         [5] - Thursday
         [6] - Friday
         [7] - Saturday

         [@0F@1..7@0E@], [@0F@E@0E@]very Day, [@0F@C@0E@]lear all, [@0F@A@0E@]bort, [@0F@S@0E@]ave & Continue? [ ]
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     Selection of the day or days with which the event is to be executed is
     the next step in this process.  Below is a explanation of options.@0E@

         [@0F@1..7@0E@]@0A@            - By specifying a number, you can choose which day
                             of the week this event is to be executed.
                             Multiple days of the week can be selected by
                             pressing the apropriate number until all days
                             have been chosen.@0E@

         [@0F@E@0E@]very Day@0A@       - This will select every day of the week to execute
                             the event.  This is equivalent to selecting days
                             1 thru 7 above.@0E@

         [@0F@C@0E@]lear all@0A@       - Clears all days selected in@0E@ [@0F@1..7@0E@]@0A@ option.@0E@

         [@0F@A@0E@]bort@0A@           - Aborts the addition of this event.@0E@

         [@0F@S@0E@]ave & Continue@0A@ - Saves the entered information in the appropriate
                             EVENT.xxx file (where xxx = node number) in the
                             Wildcat! main directory and continues with the
                             creation process.

     After the above information has been selected, the following sub-prompt
     appears:@0E@

         Execution method:

         [F]lexible - Execute during non busy flex hours.
         [S]oft     - Execute after call, nearest to schedule time.
         [H]ard     - Execute at schedule time, force caller off.

         [A]bort new event

         Event Type? [ ]@0A@

     Once the execution method has been chosen, you are prompted with the
     time this event is to be executed, after which, the event will be added
     to the displayed list.@0E@


[@0F@D@0E@]isable@0A@  - Temporarily disables the event.  It is still maintained in the
             list of scheduled events, just not active.@0E@

[@0F@E@0E@]nable@0A@   - Enables a previously disabled event.@0E@

[@0F@R@0E@]un@0A@      - After selection of which event to@0E@ [R]un@0A@, it immediately executes
             that event.@0E@

[@0F@K@0E@]ill@0A@     - Permanently removes an event from the list of scheduled events.@0E@

[@0F@S@0E@]chedule@0A@ - This allows toggling the list of scheduled events between the
             Next Scheduled Time and the Last Executed times for those
             events.@0E@

[@0F@H@0E@]elp@0A@     - Displays this information screen.@0E@

[@0F@Q@0E@]uit@0A@     - Quit and return to the SysOp Menu.

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