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         @0E@[@0F@ 1@0E@] Name       @0F@-@0A@ Name used when logging onto the system
         @0E@[@0F@ 2@0E@] From       @0F@-@0A@ Callers location in City, State format
         @0E@[@0F@ 3@0E@] Help level @0F@-@0A@ Current help level - Novice, Regular or Expert
         @0E@[@0F@ 4@0E@] Password   @0F@-@0A@ Password required for successful login
         @0E@[@0F@ 5@0E@] Phone [V]  @0F@-@0A@ VOICE phone number in SysOp defined format
         @0E@[@0F@ 6@0E@] Phone [D]  @0F@-@0A@ DATA phone number in SysOp defined format
         @0E@[@0F@ 7@0E@] Last call  @0F@-@0A@ Date and time of last successful logon
         @0E@[@0F@ 8@0E@] Comment 1  @0F@-@0A@ Notes regarding user record #1
         @0E@[@0F@ 9@0E@] Comment 2  @0F@-@0A@ Notes regarding user record #2
         @0E@[@0F@10@0E@] Company    @0F@-@0A@ Company name if applicable
         @0E@[@0F@11@0E@] Address 1  @0F@-@0A@ Street #1 - Mailing address
         @0E@[@0F@12@0E@] Address 2  @0F@-@0A@ Street #2 - Mailing address
         @0E@[@0F@13@0E@] City       @0F@-@0A@ City      - Mailing address
         @0E@[@0F@14@0E@] State      @0F@-@0A@ State     - Mailing address
         @0E@[@0F@15@0E@] Zip        @0F@-@0A@ Zipcode   - Mailing address

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      @0E@[@0F@16@0E@] Country    @0F@-@0A@ Country caller is loggin onto the system from
      @0E@[@0F@17@0E@] Sec level  @0F@-@0A@ Active security profile for this caller
      @0E@[@0F@18@0E@] Exp date   @0F@-@0A@ Callers expiration date
      @0E@[@0F@19@0E@] User since @0F@-@0A@ Date of first logging onto this system
      @0E@[@0F@20@0E@] D.O.B.     @0F@-@0A@ Date of birth in MM/DD/YY format
      @0E@[@0F@21@0E@] Memo date  @0F@-@0A@ SysOp usable memo date
      @0E@[@0F@22@0E@] # Calls    @0F@-@0A@ Number of successful logons to this system
      @0E@[@0F@23@0E@] Page avail @0F@-@0A@ Allow interruptions for chat with other nodes
      @0E@[@0F@24@0E@] Color on   @0F@-@0A@ Enable/disable color menus and prompts
      @0E@[@0F@25@0E@] E-Prompt   @0F@-@0A@ Erase prompt prior to continuing display
      @0E@[@0F@26@0E@] Hot keys   @0F@-@0A@ If YES, only single keystroke required for option
      @0E@[@0F@27@0E@] File disp  @0F@-@0A@ Default file display mode - Single, Double or Full
      @0E@[@0F@28@0E@] Editor     @0F@-@0A@ Default editor when entering, or replying to msgs
      @0E@[@0F@29@0E@] Protocol   @0F@-@0A@ Default file transfer protocol
      @0E@[@0F@30@0E@] N-mail bal @0F@-@0A@ Credits available for use with netmail messages
      @0E@[@0F@31@0E@] Acct bal   @0F@-@0A@ Credits available for a subscription system
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    @0E@[@0F@1..31@0E@]      @0F@-@0A@ Option/Field numbers available for editing
    @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]ind       @0F@-@0A@ Locate an exact user name 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@C@0E@]onference @0F@-@0A@ Edit user access/options, conference by conference basis
    @0E@[@0F@N@0E@]ext       @0F@-@0A@ Displays the next record in the database
    @0E@[@0F@J@0E@]ump       @0F@-@0A@ Reposition database to user name matching character string
    @0E@[@0F@A@0E@]dd        @0F@-@0A@ Allows manual entry of a new user to the database
    @0E@[@0F@M@0E@]atch/Set  @0F@-@0A@ Perform a match condition on
    @0E@[@0F@P@0E@]rev       @0F@-@0A@ Displays previous user in database, Match/Set applicable
    @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp       @0F@-@0A@ Displays this Help screen
    @0E@[@0F@D@0E@]elete     @0F@-@0A@ Remove/delete the displayed user from the database
    @0E@[@0F@E@0E@]xtra Info @0F@-@0A@ Displays remainder of user record information
    @0E@[@0F@W@0E@]rite      @0F@-@0A@ Enter a message addressed to this caller
    @0E@[@0F@Q@0E@]uit       @0F@-@0A@ Exit user database and return to SysOp Menu

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   @0A@WILDCAT! is capable of maintaining an extensive amount of information
   about the callers to this system.  Each user record's information is
   divided into two separate screens.  This first screen contains a basic
   overview of the individual, and the second (after selecting the @0E@[@0F@E@0E@]xtra
   info@0A@ option) displays information about their activities and current
   settings on the system.

   Shown below is a breakdown of the available fields for each individual
   user record contained on the first screen.  For information regarding the
   second screens information, after selecting @0E@[@0F@E@0E@]xtra info@0A@, selecting the
   @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp@0A@ option will display a similar breakdown.

      @0E@[@0F@ 1@0E@] Name -
           @0A@Login name this person will use in a FIRST name, LAST name format.
           Selecting this field allows you to edit the user name and entering
           a blank value in this field will abort any changes made.  SysOp
           modifiable only.

      @0E@[@0F@ 2@0E@] From -
           @0A@City and state the caller is calling the system from.  This
           information is displayed to the other callers when they select the
           @0E@[@0F@W@0E@]ho's online@0A@ option from the Main Menu, display the @0E@[@0F@U@0E@]ser log@0A@
           listing and various other places throughout the system.  Caller
           can modify this information.

      @0E@[@0F@ 3@0E@] Help level -
           @0A@This is the callers current menu/prompt help level.  Selecting
           this option presents the following prompt.

                @0E@Current help level is set at: @0F@NOVICE

                @0E@[@0F@N@0E@]ovice  : @0B@Complete menus, full command line.
                @0E@[@0F@R@0E@]egular : @0B@No menus, command line only.
                @0E@[@0F@E@0E@]xpert  : @0B@No menus or command line.

                @0E@Help level desired @0E@[@0F@N R E@0E@] ? ? [@0F@N@0E@]

           @0A@From here you can make the neccessary changes to the callers help
           level.  For additional information on help levels, refer to the
           SysOp Menu's @0E@[@0F@?@0E@]..Command help@0A@ option.  User modifiable setting.

      @0E@[@0F@ 4@0E@] Password -
           @0A@This user modifiable field is the password the caller will be
           required to enter prior to being allowed on the system.  Selecting
           this option allows modifications to be made.

      @0E@[@0F@ 5@0E@] Phone [V] -
           @0A@This is the callers VOICE phone number in either free form format
           or standard depending on the settings in MAKEWILD, General
           Information - Part 3, option #6.  Selecting this option presents
           the following sub-prompt.

               @0E@Please enter their (voice) phone number? [   -   -    ]

           @0A@From here you can make the neccessary changes to this callers
           phone number.  This can be edited by the caller and is subject to
           approval by the SysOp if so defined in MAKEWILD, Security
           Information, option #12.

      @0E@[@0F@ 6@0E@] Phone [D] -
           @0A@This option is exactly the same as #5, except this is the callers
           data line phone number.  You are prompted in exactly the same
           manner as the above option.  Modifiable by SysOp only.

      @0E@[@0F@ 7@0E@] Last call -
           @0A@This is the last date and time the caller logged on to the system.
           Selecting this option allows you to modify this information.
           Modifiable by SysOp only.

      @0E@[@0F@ 8@0E@] Comment 1 -
           @0A@This field is for the SysOp's use.  This can contain any notes
           about this caller, possibly about validation or accounting notes.
           Modifiable by SysOp only.

      @0E@[@0F@ 9@0E@] Comment 2 -
           @0A@Same as option #8.  Modifiable by SysOp only.

      @0E@[@0F@10@0E@] Company -
           @0A@This is used for storing information about a specific users
           company they work for/at.  This can be used in a variety of
           different ways.  This information could be useful when using
           WCPRO! to produce a mailing labels for specified user records.
           Modifiable by SysOp only.

      @0E@[@0F@11@0E@] Address 1 -
           @0A@This is the same as option #10, except this is the callers street
           address.  Modifiable by SysOp only.

      @0E@[@0F@12@0E@] Address 2 -
           @0A@Same as option #11.

      @0E@[@0F@13@0E@] City -
           @0A@This is the city portion of the mailing address for this caller.
           This is modifiable by SysOp only.

      @0E@[@0F@14@0E@] State -
           @0A@This is the state portion of the mailing address.  This is
           modifiable by the SysOp only.

      @0E@[@0F@15@0E@] Zip -
           @0A@This is the zip code for the mailing adddress.  Support for
           extended numbering is supported.  Modifiable by SysOp only.

      @0E@[@0F@16@0E@] Country -
           @0A@The country the caller is calling from.  Modifiable by SysOp only.

      @0E@[@0F@17@0E@] Sec level -
           @0A@This allows modification of the callers security level.  When
           this option is selected, the system will display a list of
           available security profiles available.  Selecting the number
           associated with the profile desired, will update the users
           record.  Entering a blank value will retain the previous level.

      @0E@[@0F@18@0E@] Exp date -
           @0A@This is referred to as the callers expiration date.  If the
           MAKEWILD Security profile settings, 'Expire profile name' has
           been set to a valid security level, the next time this caller
           logs onto the system AFTER this date, WILDCAT! will then
           automatically lower their security to this level.

      @0E@[@0F@19@0E@] User since -
           @0A@This is the date the caller first logged onto the system.  This
           is modifiable by the SysOp only.

      @0E@[@0F@20@0E@] D.O.B. -
           @0A@This is the callers date of birth in MM/DD/YY format.  This can
           be edited by the caller and is subject to approval by the SysOp
           if so defined in MAKEWILD, Security Information, option #11.

      @0E@[@0F@21@0E@] Memo date -
           @0A@This field is not used by WILDCAT! and is available only to the
           SysOp.  It may be used to track any dated information needed.

      @0E@[@0F@22@0E@] # Calls -
           @0A@This is the number of successful logons to the system this caller
           has made.

      @0E@[@0F@23@0E@] Page avail -
           @0A@This is a toggle used to allow interruptions by other callers for
           inter-node chat.  This is a user configurable option from the
           Main Menu, @0E@[@0F@Y@0E@]our Settings@0A@.  If this flag is set to @0B@YES@0A@, the
           caller can be interrupted by another node for a chat.

      @0E@[@0F@24@0E@] Color on -
           @0A@This is a toggle that can be modified by the caller, and is used
           to enable/disable the color mode of the system.  Depending on
           what the callers @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp level@0A@ is set to will dictate whether or
           not they will receive full or partial color menus and prompts.
           If this is set to @0B@YES@0A@, the caller will have color mode enabled.

      @0E@[@0F@25@0E@] E-Prompt -
           @0A@This user configurable option is used to toggle the ability to
           automatically erase the -Pause- prompt prior to continuing the
           display or to leave it on the screen.  If enabled, this allows
           for very clean screen displays.  If this is set to @0B@NO@0A@, upon
           selecting @0E@[@0F@C@0E@]ontinue@0A@ from the @0E@-Pause-@0A@ prompt, the actual prompt
           will remain on the screen causing a minor amount of distraction.

      @0E@[@0F@26@0E@] Hot keys -
           @0A@This user configurable toggle is used to allow a single letter
           selection of a option from anywhere in the system.  By simply
           pressing the option letter desired, will initate the option
           requested.  If this is toggled to @0B@NO@0A@, the option letter followed
           by the @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@]@0A@ key will be required to initiate the option.

      @0E@[@0F@27@0E@] File disp -
           @0A@This is the desired mode of display when listing files on the
           system.  This user configurable option allows three possible
           display modes.  This is only a default and can be overridden
           when actually listing the files.  Selecting this option presents
           the following sub-prompt.

           @0E@Current file list method is: @0F@Double line

           @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]ingle line  : @0B@display name and short description only.
           @0E@[@0F@D@0E@]ouble line  : @0B@display name, date, size, DL time & short desc.
           @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]ull listing : @0B@display all information on the file.

           @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp with selection

           New file display method? [@0F@D@0E@]

           @0A@From here you have the ability to select which display mode is
           desired as a default.  Selecting the @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp@0A@ option will present
           you with a breakdown of the various different display modes.

      @0E@[@0F@28@0E@] Editor -
           @0A@This user configurable option is used to select the default
           editor type this caller will use when entering, editing and
           replying to messages.  Selecting this option presents the
           following sub-prompt.

           @0E@Current editor setting: @0B@No default

           @0E@[@0F@L@0E@]ine editor        :  @0B@use a standard line-by-line editor.
           @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]ull screen editor :  @0B@use an ANSI driven editor.
           @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]elect each time   :  @0B@decide on editor before each use.

           @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp with selection

           Default editor mode? [@0F@S@0E@]

           @0A@From here you can choose any of the above editor types.  When
           selecting the @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp@0A@ option, you will be displayed a detailed
           description of the available features of both the Line editor
           and the Full Screen editor.

      @0E@[@0F@29@0E@] Protocol -
           @0A@This is the default file transfer protocol desired by the caller.
           This user modifiable option allows automatic selection of a
           transfer protocol when downloading files.  This saves a couple of
           keystrokes during the download process.  Selecting this option
           presents the following sub-prompt.

           @0E@Please select a default Protocol:

           @0E@[@0F@S@0E@] Select the protocol at time of transfer.

           [@0F@A@0E@] Ascii        [@0F@X@0E@] Xmodem       [@0F@C@0E@] Xmodem/CRC   [@0F@O@0E@] Xmodem1K
           [@0F@Y@0E@] Ymodem       [@0F@Z@0E@] Zmodem       [@0F@K@0E@] Kermit

           Select @0E@[@0F@S A X C O Y Z K@0E@] ? [@0F@S@0E@]

           @0A@From here you would select which protocol would be used as a
           default.  If selecting option @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]@0A@, the caller will be prompted
           for which protocol to use for the current download session.

      @0E@[@0F@30@0E@] N-mail bal -
           @0A@This option tracks credits used when charging callers for every
           netmail type message they enter.  The actual cost per message is
           defined in the WILDNODE.CFG file used when compiling the
           nodelist.  There must be a value equal to, or greater than the
           minimum per-message cost before a actual Netmail message can be
           entered by the caller.  A common per-message minimum cost is
           around 11 credits (cents).  This is SysOp modifiable only.

      @0E@[@0F@31@0E@] Acct bal -
           @0A@This field tracks credits for charging callers for BBS use in
           general.  It typically is used when running a subscription type
           BBS.  The value defined in 'Cost per minute' in MAKEWILD for
           this callers security profile will be deducted from this value.
           Also, any applicable 'per file download costs' will be deducted
           from this value as well.  If at any time the balance drops below
           the minimum required for the activity desired, the caller will
           be notified accordingly.  This is SysOp modifiable only.


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   @0A@WILDCAT! offers a range of options available when reviewing the user
   records in the database.  After the current user record is displayed, you
   are presented with the following prompt.

    @0E@Edit Command [@0F@1..31@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?

   @0A@From here you can select any one of the options from this prompt, or
   select one of the numbered fields for editing this persons user record.
   Shown below is a breakdown of the available options from this prompt.

      @0E@[@0F@1..31@0E@] -
           @0A@Range of field numbers available to select in editing the current
           user record being displayed.

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

      @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]earch -
           @0A@This option is used to locate a user within the database by
           entering in a full or partial name.  Once a match is found, you
           are prompted to continue on to the next match, or stop the search
           and display this users record.

      @0E@[@0F@C@0E@]onference -
           @0A@This option is used to edit the callers access and associated
           options while in the selected conference.  Choosing this option
           allows you to specify a conference you wish to edit this users
           access rights and presents the following sub-prompt.

                 @0E@Edit which conference, [@0F@L@0E@]ist Confs? [   ]

           @0A@Entering in a valid conference number displays the callers current
           configuration for the selected conference as shown below.  The
           @0E@[@0F@L@0E@]ist Confs@0A@ option is used to display a list of conferences that
           are available to this caller based upon his/her current security
           profile and subject to any specific conference overrides in effect.

           @0F@JOE MARTIN @0E@from @0F@Vallejo, CA.

           @0E@Conference: @0B@General Messages   -Local

           @0E@[@0F@01@0E@] CoSysop - Messages       : @0B@NO
           @0E@[@0F@02@0E@] Locked out               : @0B@NO
           @0E@[@0F@03@0E@] Title off                : @0B@NO
           @0E@[@0F@04@0E@] Ignore time              : @0B@NO
           @0E@[@0F@05@0E@] Last message read        : @0B@4238

           @0E@Edit Command [@0F@1..5@0E@], ([@0F@ENTER@0E@] to quit)? [  ]

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

             @0E@[@0F@01@0E@] CoSysop - Messages -
                  @0A@If this option is toggled to @0B@YES@0A@, this indicates this
                  caller has special rights to the message database in this
                  conference.  A Co-SysOp is able to read and edit all mail
                  unless reading private messages has been disabled for the
                  entire BBS.  A Co-SysOp for messages can also use the
                  message Read prompt @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]ysop@0A@ command to move messages to
                  another conference, copy to another conference and toggle
                  the public/private flag, but cannot access the @0E@[@0F@U@0E@]ser@0A@ or
                  @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]ile@0A@ databases as a full SysOp can after each message.

             @0E@[@0F@02@0E@] Locked out -
                  @0A@This is a flag allowing the SysOp to revoke conference
                  access from a user on a temporary basis.  A user locked
                  out of a conference will not be allowed to use the @0E@[@0F@J@0E@]oin@0A@
                  command to change to this conference and will be advised
                  of the lockout.  Note that if the caller is currently
                  @0E@[@0F@J@0E@]oined@0A@ to the conference that you are locking them out
                  of, this process will not automatically expel them from
                  this conference.  The SysOp should check the user's last
                  conference flag and change it to another conference if it
                  reflects the conference to be revoked.

             @0E@[@0F@03@0E@] Title off -
                  @0A@Each caller has the ability to have a title automatically
                  attached to their user name when entering in a message.
                  This option gives you the ability to allow/disallow titles
                  for this conference only.  By default, titles are allowed
                  in all conferences.

             @0E@[@0F@04@0E@] Ignore time -
                  @0A@Override security profile time constraints while in this
                  conference.  In other words, if a caller has 60 minutes
                  online and they spend 40 minutes in the message base, the
                  40 minutes in this conference will not be deducted from
                  the callers normal time allotment.

             @0E@[@0F@05@0E@] Last message read -
                  @0A@This is a pointer indicating what the callers last message
                  number read was for this conference.

           After making any necessary changes in the selected conference,
           pressing @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@]@0A@ will return you back to the conference selection
           prompt and allow you choose any additional conferences for any
           further modifications.  Simply pressing @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@]@0A@ will return you to
           the user record for further review.

      @0E@[@0F@N@0E@]ext -
           @0A@Displays the next user record 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@J@0E@]ump -
           @0A@Jumps to a alphabetical location by last name.  For example,
           entering in HAR will take you to the first user name beginning
           with the letters HAR, or the first one following if there is no
           exact match.

      @0E@[@0F@A@0E@]dd -
           @0A@Selecting this option allows you to manually enter in a users name
           possibly for pre-registration purposes.  After entering the users
           name, you are shown a list of available security levels to place
           this new user at.  From here you would proceed to enter in the
           "Calling from" location followed by the callers password.  The
           system will then add the new user to the database.

      @0E@[@0F@M@0E@]atch/Set -
           @0A@Permits entering a user security profile or expiration date as
           search criteria.  All users matching this level or having the
           expiration date, are displayed one at a time.  Pressing @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@]@0A@
           at a blank match prompt resets the match to @0F@NONE@0A@.  The status of
           any Match/Set is displayed as the top of the screen and is reset
           to NONE when the last matching record has been displayed.

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

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

      @0E@[@0F@D@0E@]elete -
           @0A@This option deletes the current user record from the database.

      @0E@[@0F@E@0E@]xtra Info -
           @0A@Displays the second screen of user information.  The display
           returns to the main user record screen when @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@]@0A@ is pressed
           with no editing selection.

      @0E@[@0F@W@0E@]rite -
           @0A@Creates a message addressed to the user whose record is displayed
           on the screen without leaving the database screen.  This feature
           is handy for leaving notification to users advising them of
           updates or changes to their status.  This option can only create
           messages in a conference that both the user and the SysOp have
           access to.  After message entry is completed, the SysOp is
           returned to the user database screen.

      @0E@[@0F@Q@0E@]uit -
           @0A@Exits the user 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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