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By selecting the User Database Area, you are presented with complete
information on the users in the database.  After this information has been
displayed, then the following sub-prompt is displayed:@0E@

 Edit Command [@0F@1..32@0E@], [@0F@F@0E@]ind, [@0F@S@0E@]earch, [@0F@C@0E@]onference, [@0F@N@0E@]ext,  [@0F@J@0E@]ump, [@0F@A@0E@]dd,
 [@0F@M@0E@]atch/Set, [@0F@P@0E@]rev., [@0F@H@0E@]elp, [@0F@D@0E@]elete, [@0F@E@0E@]xtra Info, [@0F@W@0E@]rite, [@0F@Q@0E@]uit?


[@0F@1..32@0E@]@0A@      - Selects fields 1 thru 32 to edit.@0E@

[@0F@F@0E@]ind@0A@       - Prompts for full user name to locate a particular user within
               the database.@0E@

[@0F@S@0E@]earch@0A@     - A full or partial user LASTNAME is required for the search,
               and then you may decide whether or not to view each successful
               find.  To abort a search and view the matched user record,
               simply answer yes to prompt displayed.@0E@

[@0F@C@0E@]onference@0A@ - Allows editing of a users rights to a specific conference.
               When selected, you are asked which conference to edit with
               the ability to@0E@ [@0F@L@0E@]ist Confs@0A@.  Then the following the sub-prompt
               is displayed:@0E@

                  Conference:@0B@ General Message Area@0E@

                  [@0F@01@0E@]@0B@ CoSysop - Messages@0F@       : NO@0E@
                  [@0F@02@0E@]@0B@ Locked out@0F@               : NO@0E@
                  [@0F@03@0E@]@0B@ Title off@0F@                : NO@0E@
                  [@0F@04@0E@]@0B@ Ignore time@0F@              : NO@0E@
                  [@0F@05@0E@]@0B@ No private mail reading@0F@  : NO@0E@
                  [@0F@06@0E@]@0B@ No deleted mail reading@0F@  : NO@0E@
                  [@0F@07@0E@]@0B@ Last message read@0F@        : 0@0E@

                  Edit Command [@0F@1..7@0E@], ([@0F@ENTER@0E@] to quit)? [  ]


     [@0F@01@0E@] CoSysop - Messages@0A@      - This is a Y/N toggle to allow cosysop
                                    rights for message maintenance.@0E@

     [@0F@02@0E@] Locked out@0A@              - Allows the ability to lock this user out
                                    of this specific conference@0E@

     [@0F@03@0E@] Title off@0A@               - Toggle users TITLE to be turned off or on
                                    for this conference.  This will show up
                                    in next to the callers name in the messages
                                    he/she enters or replies to.@0E@

     [@0F@04@0E@] Ignore time@0A@             - Toggle the ability to ignore logon time
                                    while in this conference.@0E@

     [@0F@05@0E@] No private mail reading@0A@ - Toggle the ability to read PRIVATE mail
                                    while in this conference.@0E@

     [@0F@06@0E@] No deleted mail reading@0A@ - Toggle the ability to read DELETED mail
                                    while in this conference.@0E@

     [@0F@07@0E@] Last message read@0A@       - Selects last message read pointer for this
                                    conference.@0E@


[@0F@N@0E@]ext@0A@       - Selects next sequential user record.@0E@

[@0F@J@0E@]ump@0A@       - By specifying a character string based upon callers last name,
               the database pointers are repositioned to the first match of
               that string, and if no match is found, then repositions to
               the closest match.@0E@

[@0F@A@0E@]dd@0A@        - Manual entry of a new user. This is useful for
               "pre-registration" purposes.  Callers name, security level,
               location and password are the prompted fields.  Additional
               information can then be inputted manually by normal editing
               of the user record.@0E@

[@0F@M@0E@]atch/Set@0A@  - This option allows displaying user records based upon either@0E@
               [@0F@S@0E@]ecurity level@0A@ or@0E@ [@0F@E@0E@]xp date@0A@.  Only those records that
               match the selected Security Level or Expiration Date, will
               be displayed.@0E@

[@0F@P@0E@]rev@0A@       - This goes back one user record alphabetically, and follows
               the established search criteria set up by the@0E@ [@0F@M@0E@]atch/Set level@0A@
               if it's being used.@0E@

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

[@0F@D@0E@]elete@0A@     - Deletes the current record from the database.@0E@

[@0F@W@0E@]rite@0A@      - Creates a message addressed to that user without leaving the
               database screen.  You are prompted which conference you wish
               to leave this message in, plus given the option to@0E@ [@0F@L@0E@]ist@0A@ the
               available conferences.  This feature is handy for leaving
               notification to users advising them of updates or changes to
               their user status.@0E@

[@0F@Q@0E@]uit@0A@       - Quits and returns to SysOp Menu@0E@

[@0F@E@0E@]xtra Info@0A@ - This displays extended user information.  Additional@0E@ [@0F@H@0E@]elp@0A@
               information is available from that screen.


Changes may be made to any user's record EXCEPT the user who is logged in
and making the changes!  This is due to the method used for user file
updates during a call.  While anyone is on-line (local or remote), WILDCAT!
reads the entire User Record into memory and updates the information IN
MEMORY as activity takes place.  At the end of the call the record is
written to the disk file. Any changes made using the [Y]our System Settings
command while connected are made only in memory, which is saved at the end
of the call.  This differs from the [U]ser Database command which ONLY
writes changes to disk.  It follows then that any changes made to the users
own record using the [U] command will be made on the disk, but these very
changes will be overwritten by the old information in memory when the
connection is completed.  Should you need to alter your own record we
suggest logging in as an alias or an assistant Sysop and completing the
change.

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