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   @0A@WILDCAT! offers the ability to edit any number of available fields that's
   associated with a particular file.  Below is a start of those fields.

        @0E@[@0F@ 1@0E@] File name   @0F@-@0A@ Editing changes database and DOS filename
        @0E@[@0F@ 2@0E@] Date        @0F@-@0A@ Date/time stamp of the file in database
        @0E@[@0F@ 3@0E@] Last access @0F@-@0A@ Date/time of last download
        @0E@[@0F@ 4@0E@] Size        @0F@-@0A@ File size in bytes
        @0E@[@0F@ 5@0E@] Uploaded by @0F@-@0A@ Callers name that uploaded this file
        @0E@[@0F@ 6@0E@] Password    @0F@-@0A@ Password req'd for access if field #21 = YES
        @0E@[@0F@ 7@0E@] Key 1       @0F@-@0A@ Keyword #1 - for high speed searches
        @0E@[@0F@ 8@0E@] Key 2       @0F@-@0A@ Keyword #2 - for high speed searches
        @0E@[@0F@ 9@0E@] Key 3       @0F@-@0A@ Keyword #3 - for high speed searches
        @0E@[@0F@10@0E@] Key 4       @0F@-@0A@ Keyword #4 - for high speed searches
        @0E@[@0F@11@0E@] Key 5       @0F@-@0A@ Keyword #5 - for high speed searches
        @0E@[@0F@12@0E@] Key 6       @0F@-@0A@ Keyword #6 - for high speed searches

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    @0E@[@0F@13@0E@] Area            @0F@-@0A@ Current file area, editing moves to new area
    @0E@[@0F@14@0E@] Short desc.     @0F@-@0A@ Description of file, up to 60 characters long
    @0E@[@0F@15@0E@] CD Path         @0F@-@0A@ Actual location <drive:\directory> on CD-ROM
    @0E@[@0F@16@0E@] Times Dnld'd    @0F@-@0A@ Number of times file has been downloaded
    @0E@[@0F@17@0E@] Cost            @0F@-@0A@ Credits required before file can be downloaded
    @0E@[@0F@18@0E@] On CD-ROM       @0F@-@0A@ If YES, indicates file is stored on CD-ROM
    @0E@[@0F@19@0E@] No charge       @0F@-@0A@ Override cost and sec limits if toggled YES
    @0E@[@0F@20@0E@] Never OWrite    @0F@-@0A@ Never allow overwrites regardless of sec level
    @0E@[@0F@21@0E@] Password req    @0F@-@0A@ If YES, requires password in field #6 for download
    @0E@[@0F@22@0E@] Never delete    @0F@-@0A@ If YES, prevents accidental deletion
    @0E@[@0F@23@0E@] U/L in progress @0F@-@0A@ Flag only set to YES if upload is in progress
    @0E@[@0F@24@0E@] Stored offline  @0F@-@0A@ File available for listing, but not on hard disk
    @0E@[@0F@25@0E@] Long Desc.      @0F@-@0A@ Toggled YES, up to 15 lines of text can be entered
    @0E@[@0F@26@0E@] Failed Scan     @0F@-@0A@ File unavailable for any access whatsoever

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    @0E@[@0F@1..26@0E@]     @0F@-@0A@ Option/Field numbers available for editing
    @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]ind      @0F@-@0A@ Locate an exact filename in the database
    @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]earch    @0F@-@0A@ Similar to @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]ind@0A@, except searches for character strings
    @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp      @0F@-@0A@ Displays this Help screen
    @0E@Fr[@0F@E@0E@]shen   @0F@-@0A@ Update database with actual date/time stamp from the file
    @0E@[@0F@P@0E@]rev      @0F@-@0A@ Displays previous file in database, Match/Set applicable
    @0E@[@0F@A@0E@]dd       @0F@-@0A@ Allows manual entry of a new file to the database
    @0E@[@0F@U@0E@]ser      @0F@-@0A@ Jumps to the user record of the uploader of this file
    @0E@[@0F@M@0E@]atch/Set @0F@-@0A@ Perform a match condition on Uploader, Area or Keyword
    @0E@[@0F@R@0E@]ead      @0F@-@0A@ Display/View the contents of an ASCII file
    @0E@[@0F@N@0E@]ext      @0F@-@0A@ Displays the next record in the database
    @0E@[@0F@D@0E@]elete    @0F@-@0A@ Remove/delete the displayed file from the database
    @0E@[@0F@J@0E@]ump      @0F@-@0A@ Reposition database to file matching character string
    @0E@[@0F@V@0E@]iew      @0F@-@0A@ View contents of compressed file - Invokes VIEWCOMP.BAT
    @0E@[@0F@X@0E@]fer      @0F@-@0A@ Move file, and resetting it to current date/time stamp

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   @0A@Shown below is a complete breakdown of the available fields used to store
   information in the database about a particular file.

      @0E@[@0F@ 1@0E@] File name -
           @0A@This is the actual filename as stored both in the database and on
           the hard disk.  Editing this field will allow you to rename the
           file in both locations automatically.

      @0E@[@0F@ 2@0E@] Date -
           @0A@This is the date and time the file was created.  Selecting this
           field will allow you to change the date and time of the file in
           the database only.  The actual file date and time stamp will
           remain the same.

      @0E@[@0F@ 3@0E@] Last access -
           @0A@This is the date and time the file was last downloaded.  This does
           not reflect the last time it was @0E@[@0F@V@0E@]iewed@0A@.  Selecting this field
           allows you to modify the date and time of the last download.

      @0E@[@0F@ 4@0E@] Size -
           @0A@The actual DOS filesize in bytes.  Selecting this field allows you
           to modify the file size in the database.  For example, a common
           file that would change frequently, would be one which is a list of
           all the files available for download.

      @0E@[@0F@ 5@0E@] Uploaded by -
           @0A@The name of the person that uploaded the file to the system.
           Selecting this field allows you to edit this persons name.

      @0E@[@0F@ 6@0E@] Password -
           @0A@If field #21 is toggled to require a password prior to access,
           this is the associated password.  If there is a password entered
           here, but field #21 is set to @0B@NO@0A@, (no password required) the file
           can still be downloaded without requiring this password.

      @0E@[@0F@ 7@0E@] Key 1 -
           @0A@Fields #7 thru #12 are used for keywords associated with the file
           and are used in high speed searches.  Selecting fields #7 thru #12
           allow editing of these individual keywords.

      @0E@[@0F@13@0E@] Area -
           @0A@The file area number/description this particular file is stored
           in.  Selecting this option presents the following sub-prompt.

                @0E@Select file area @0E@[@0F@1..175@0E@], @0E@[@0F@L@0E@]ist Areas? @0E@[@0F@   @0E@]

           @0A@Below is a description of the available options.

               @0E@[@0F@1..175@0E@] -
                    @0A@The numbers shown here are the range of file area numbers
                    that are available to move this file to.

               @0E@[@0F@L@0E@]ist Areas -
                    @0A@Selecting this option will display a list of files areas
                    with their corresponding descriptions for easy referral.

           @0A@After selecting this option, entering in the new file area number
           will proceed to the move both the file in the database and to the
           directory associated with the newly selected area.  Should you
           wish to abort the transfer, entering in a blank value in this
           field will cancel the transfer.

      @0E@[@0F@14@0E@] Short desc. -
           @0A@This is the information displayed to the callers when listing
           files in Single or Double line modes.  This field can contain up
           to 60 characters describing the program.  When editing this field,
           if the first key pressed (other than a cursor key) is in the first
           position, it will blank out the entire field for easy re-entry.
           To simply revise the field, position with the cursor keys first!

      @0E@[@0F@15@0E@] CD Path -
           @0A@The physical <drive:\directory> location on CD-ROM drive for this
           file.

      @0E@[@0F@16@0E@] Times Dnld'd -
           @0A@This is the number of times this file has been downloaded from the
           system.  Selecting this field allows editing of the current value.
           Selecting a blank entry will retain the previous value.

      @0E@[@0F@17@0E@] Cost -
           @0A@This is the number of credits required to download this file.  A
           value of 0 indicates there is no required cost associated with
           downloading this file.

      @0E@[@0F@18@0E@] On CD-ROM -
           @0A@If this flag is set to @0B@YES@0A@, WILDCAT! will use the path in MAKEWILD
           to search for the 0 byte file associated with this file rather than
           searching the actual CD-ROM drive.  This allows for faster access.

      @0E@[@0F@19@0E@] No charge -
           @0A@If this flag is set to @0B@YES@0A@, downloading of the file is allowed
           regardless of the user account balance or any restrictions that
           are inposed on the callers security level.

      @0E@[@0F@20@0E@] Never OWrite -
           @0A@If this flag is set to @0B@YES@0A@, this will prevent anyone from over-
           writing the file, even if they have overwrite access for their
           security level.  All incoming files with the same name will be
           forced to be renamed or discarded.

      @0E@[@0F@21@0E@] Password req -
           @0A@If this flag is set to @0B@YES@0A@, the password located in field #6 will
           be required before the file can be accessed either by downloading
           or selecting the @0E@[@0F@V@0E@]iew@0A@ function.

      @0E@[@0F@22@0E@] Never delete -
           @0A@This option is used to prevent the file from being deleted from
           the database and not the hard disk.  This is designed to prevent
           utilities from deleting this file based upon search criteria when
           performing a mass deletion.

      @0E@[@0F@23@0E@] U/L in progress -
           @0A@This flag is set to @0B@YES@0A@ immediately when an upload is begun, and
           prevents another caller from sending the same file during the
           transfer process.  It also prevents the file from being listed as
           available until the upload is completed.  This flag should never
           be set to YES unless the file is actually being sent.

      @0E@[@0F@24@0E@] Stored offline -
           @0A@This indicates the file is maintained in the database, but is not
           physically located on the hard disk.  If this flag is set to YES,
           when a caller attempts to download this file, they will be informed
           that it's stored offline and a message will automatically be
           generated by the system and sent to the SysOp requesting access.

      @0E@[@0F@25@0E@] Long Desc. -
           @0A@If this flag is set to @0B@YES@0A@, this indicates there is up to 15 lines
           of a long description associated with this file.  Whether or not
           there is a long description currently associated with this file,
           you will be allowed to use either the full screen editor or the
           single line editor for entering in this description.  Normal
           editing options apply while in either editor.

      @0E@[@0F@26@0E@] Failed Scan -
           @0A@If this flag is set to @0B@YES@0A@, this indicates the file has not passed
           the virus scan checks after a upload and no file access will be
           allowed whatsoever.


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   @0A@After displaying the complete file record, excluding the long description,
   you are presented with the following prompt.  From here there are a number
   of options available as defined below.

   @0E@Edit Command [@0F@1..26@0E@] [@0F@F@0E@]ind [@0F@S@0E@]earch [@0F@H@0E@]elp Fr[@0F@E@0E@]shen [@0F@P@0E@]rev [@0F@A@0E@]dd [@0F@U@0E@]ser
   [@0F@M@0E@]atch/Set  [@0F@R@0E@]ead  [@0F@N@0E@]ext [@0F@D@0E@]elete [@0F@J@0E@]ump   [@0F@V@0E@]iew  [@0F@X@0E@]fer [@0F@Q@0E@]uit?

   @0A@Shown below is a description of the available options.

      @0E@[@0F@1..26@0E@] -
           @0A@Range of field numbers available to select in editing the current
           file being displayed.

      @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]ind -
           @0A@Prompts for an exact file name to locate in the database.  If it's
           located in the database, it will then be displayed on the screen
           for editing/viewing.

      @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]earch -
           @0A@This option is used to locate a file within the database to be
           displayed.  Entering in a full or partial filename will initiate a
           search.  Once a match is found, you are prompted to continue on to
           the next match, or display this file.

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

      @0E@Fr[@0F@E@0E@]shen -
           @0A@Updates the file date, time and size based on the actual DOS
           file information stored on the disk.  This option is used to
           update the database with the current file information for a file
           that has been updated or revised recently.

      @0E@[@0F@P@0E@]rev -
           @0A@Goes back one file alphabetically, using the @0E@[@0F@M@0E@]atch/Set@0A@ criteria
           if applicable.

      @0E@[@0F@A@0E@]dd -
           @0A@Allows manual entry of a new file.  If the file already has
           been placed in the appropriate file path, WILDCAT! will bypass
           the prompt for both file date and size and make use of the
           information retrieved from the disk.  From here you can continue
           on entering in information like description and so on.

      @0E@[@0F@U@0E@]ser -
           @0A@This jumps directly to the user database area and displays the
           user record information on the person that uploaded this file.
           After viewing/editing that persons user record, exiting will
           position you back to this previously displayed file.

      @0E@[@0F@M@0E@]atch/Set -
           @0A@Match or Set File Limitations.  Permits entering a file area
           number, keyword or uploader as search criteria.  All files found
           matching this criteria will be displayed.  If area is used as a
           match criteria, all files contained in the area are displayed one
           at a time in alphabetical order.  Pressing @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@]@0A@ at the match
           prompt resets the the Match/Set area to @0F@NONE@0A@, as does reaching the
           end of the files matching the criteria.  The status of the
           Match/Set is indicated at the top of the screen.  Using the
           uploader as a match criteria, allows easy viewing of all files that
           have been uploaded by a particular individual.

      @0E@[@0F@R@0E@]ead -
           @0A@This choice is the same as reading a text file from the File
           Menu.  It may be used to review or check the contents of ASCII
           files without leaving the SysOp Menu.

      @0E@[@0F@N@0E@]ext -
           @0A@Displays the next file in alphabetical order, following the
           Match/Set criteria, if any.  Performs the same function as
           pressing the @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@]@0A@ key.

      @0E@[@0F@D@0E@]elete -
           @0A@Allows deletion of an entry in the file database with an
           option to delete the file from the disk also.  A file may be
           deleted from the database only, in which case it remains
           available on disk but may not be downloaded or otherwise
           accessed by anyone remotely thru the BBS.

      @0E@[@0F@J@0E@]ump -
           @0A@This option is used to reposition the database to a file matching
           the specified character string.  In other words, entering 'T' will
           reposition the database to the first filename starting with 'T'.
           Entering in 'TOM' will jump to the first filename starting with
           those three characters.  If no exact match is found, the database
           will be repositioned according to the characters in the string
           that did match the displayed filename.

      @0E@[@0F@V@0E@]iew -
           @0A@Allows viewing the contents of a compressed file by executing
           VIEWCOMP.BAT.  This performs the same function as @0E@[@0F@V@0E@]iew a
           compressed file@0A@ from the File Menu or when listing files.

      @0E@[@0F@X@0E@]fer -
           @0A@This option is used to move a file to another area, much like
           changing field #13.  The main difference, is this function also
           changes the file date and time in the database to reflect the
           current date and time.  It provides an easy way to move files
           from a temporary holding area, perhaps while using the Match/Set,
           to the correct area for download.  It results in the file date and
           time stamp being updated to properly show that the file is new to
           the system and not the programs most current release.

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

      @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@] -
           @0A@Advances to the next file alphabetically, matching search
           criterion, if Match/Set has been requested.


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