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   @0A@Below is a list of modifiable fields from the secondary info screen.

      @0E@[@0F@ 1@0E@] Computer type  @0F@-@0A@ Callers computer type when calling the system
      @0E@[@0F@ 2@0E@] Alias          @0F@-@0A@ Fictitious name for use in alias conferences
      @0E@[@0F@ 3@0E@] Title          @0F@-@0A@ Title enclosed in parenthesis assigned by SysOp
      @0E@[@0F@ 4@0E@] Sex            @0F@-@0A@ Gender type - Male, Female or Not disclosed
      @0E@[@0F@ 5@0E@] Help level     @0F@-@0A@ Novice, Regular and Expert modes
      @0E@[@0F@ 6@0E@] New files      @0F@-@0A@ Last date a @0E@[@0F@N@0E@]ew files@0A@ search was performed
      @0E@[@0F@ 7@0E@] Total Upld Kb  @0F@-@0A@ Total upload kilobytes of files in field #17
      @0E@[@0F@ 8@0E@] Total Dnld Kb  @0F@-@0A@ Total download kilobytes of files in field #18
      @0E@[@0F@ 9@0E@] Minutes logged @0F@-@0A@ Total minutes used for date of last logon
      @0E@[@0F@10@0E@] Ignore time    @0F@-@0A@ Override security level time limitations
      @0E@[@0F@11@0E@] Quote reply    @0F@-@0A@ Place contents of original message into reply
      @0E@[@0F@12@0E@] MHS name       @0F@-@0A@ MHS username for use in MHS specific conferences
      @0E@[@0F@13@0E@] File Overrides @0F@-@0A@ Toggle access rights to selected file areas

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     @0E@[@0F@14@0E@] Conf Overrides  @0F@-@0A@ Toggle access rights to selected conferences
     @0E@[@0F@15@0E@] Lines/Page      @0F@-@0A@ Lines displayed before the -Pause- prompt
     @0E@[@0F@16@0E@] Msgs written    @0F@-@0A@ Total number of msgs written since first logon
     @0E@[@0F@17@0E@] Uploads         @0F@-@0A@ Total files uploaded since first logon
     @0E@[@0F@18@0E@] Dnloads         @0F@-@0A@ Total files downloaded since first logon
     @0E@[@0F@19@0E@] Time left       @0F@-@0A@ Time remaining for the current day
     @0E@[@0F@20@0E@] Daily DL        @0F@-@0A@ Number of downloads for date of last logon
     @0E@[@0F@21@0E@] Daily DK        @0F@-@0A@ Kilobyte total from files in field #20
     @0E@[@0F@22@0E@] Last conference @0F@-@0A@ Last conference @0E@[@0F@J@0E@]oined@0A@ before last logoff
     @0E@[@0F@23@0E@] Locked out      @0F@-@0A@ Prevents caller from logging onto the system
     @0E@[@0F@24@0E@] Never delete    @0F@-@0A@ Used to ensure this caller is never deleted
     @0E@[@0F@25@0E@] Clear Msg       @0F@-@0A@ Clears screen prior to displaying next message
     @0E@[@0F@26@0E@] Login siren on  @0F@-@0A@ Notify SysOp of caller logon w/series of beeps
     @0E@[@0F@27@0E@] Hide Private    @0F@-@0A@ If Co-SysOp, prevent reading of private mail
     @0E@[@0F@28@0E@] Hide deleted    @0F@-@0A@ If Co-SysOp, prevent reading of deleted mail

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   @0A@After WILDCAT! has displayed a list of modifiable fields for the users
   record, you have the ability to select one of the available options or
   by pressing @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@]@0A@, you will be returned to the previous information
   screen for this caller.  Selecting this option presents the following
   sub-prompt.

      @0E@Edit Command [@0F@1..26@0E@], [@0F@F@0E@]ind Alias, [@0F@S@0E@]earch Alias, [@0F@H@0E@]elp? [  ]

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

        @0E@[@0F@1..26@0E@]        @0F@-@0A@ Field number to select for modification
        @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]ind Alias   @0F@-@0A@ Locate a exact match of the defined alias name
        @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]earch Alias @0F@-@0A@ Perform a search for character string in alias
        @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp         @0F@-@0A@ Displays this Help screen


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   @0A@WILDCAT! maintains two screens of information on the caller.  This is the
   second screen of information about the caller and shown below is a
   description of the available fields from this screen.

        @0E@[@0F@ 1@0E@] Computer type -
             @0A@This user modifiable field reflects the type of computer this
             caller is using when logging onto the system.  This information
             is displayed when selecting the @0E@[@0F@U@0E@]serlog list@0A@ function from
             the Main Menu.

        @0E@[@0F@ 2@0E@] Alias -
             @0A@A fictitious name selected by the user which is used in
             conferences that support alias names.  Each user may select an
             alias from the Main Menu selection @0E@[@0F@Y@0E@]our Settings@0A@, but only
             while in a conference that supports alias names.  This option
             will not appear as a user choice in a non-alias type conference.

        @0E@[@0F@ 3@0E@] Title -
             @0A@Titles are assigned by the SysOp and may not be altered by the
             user.  Titles are displayed in parenthesis next to the user
             name in messages, and may be used to identify the user as a
             Co-SysOp, President, technician, or other identifying title.
             Titles can be turned on or off on a conference by conference
             basis by the SysOp by editing the user's @0E@[@0F@C@0E@]onference
             Information@0A@ settings from the primary user database screen.

        @0E@[@0F@ 4@0E@] Sex -
             @0A@This field indicates the callers gender.  Any of three possible
             choices may be entered here.  Male, Female and Not disclosed.
             This is modifiable by the SysOp only.

        @0E@[@0F@ 5@0E@] Help level -
             @0A@This field indicates the callers current level of help.  Three
             levels exist, Novice, Regular and Expert.  For a complete
             breakdown of these levels, refer to @0E@[@0F@Y@0E@]our settings@0A@ from the
             Main Menu and select the @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp@0A@ option.

        @0E@[@0F@ 6@0E@] New files -
             @0A@The date contained here is the last time the caller searched
             for newly uploaded files to the system via the @0E@[@0F@N@0E@]ew files@0A@
             command found on the File Menu.  Modifiable by the SysOp only.

        @0E@[@0F@ 7@0E@] Total Upld Kb -
             @0A@The number indicated in this field is the total number of
             kilobytes transferred for the number of files defined in field
             #17.  This is an accumlative total since the caller first logged
             onto the system.  This is modifiable by the SysOp only.

        @0E@[@0F@ 8@0E@] Total Dnld Kb -
             @0A@This number indicates the total number of kilobytes downloaded
             for the number of files defined in field #18 since first logging
             onto the system.  Modifiable by the SysOp only.

        @0E@[@0F@ 9@0E@] Minutes logged -
             @0A@This number indicates the number of minutes the caller was
             logged onto the system the last time he/she called.  This is a
             total for either the current day or the last date of logon.

        @0E@[@0F@10@0E@] Ignore time -
             @0A@This flag will override the users time limits defined for their
             current security level.  This allows the user to stay on the BBS
             as long as desired, with no time checking enabled.  This option
             can only be controlled by the SysOp.  Normal in-activity timers
             still function, so if there's no activity for 5 minutes, they
             will automatically be logged off.

        @0E@[@0F@11@0E@] Quote reply -
             @0A@This option determines if the entire contents of the original
             message is automatically placed in the text of every reply.
             This option is configurable by the user from the Main Menu
             selection, @0E@[@0F@Y@0E@]our Settings@0A@.  Even if this is set to @0B@NO@0A@, a user
             can quote part or all of the original message, but must use the
             @0E@[@0F@Q@0E@]uote@0A@ command from the Edit Message Prompt after pressing
             return twice or escape depending on the editor type in use.

        @0E@[@0F@12@0E@] MHS name -
             @0A@A Novell MHS (Message Handling Service) user name used in
             conferences specified as MHS specific.  The MHS user names for
             all user active in a MHS conference must match those set in the
             network MHS setup.

        @0E@[@0F@13@0E@] File Overrides -
             @0A@This option will allow you to give an individual user access to
             certain file areas that are not already allowed by the users
             current security level.  The number displayed here is the
             number of current overrides in effect.  Selecting this option
             presents the following sub-prompt.

                   @0E@-- File Area Access Override Menu --

                  [@0F@L@0E@]ist    : List available file areas.
                  [@0F@S@0E@]et     : Enable an access override.
                  [@0F@C@0E@]lear   : Remove an access override.
                  [@0F@E@0E@]rase   : Erase all access overrides.
                  [@0F@D@0E@]isplay : Show  all access overrides.
                  [@0F@H@0E@]elp    : Override explanation.

                  Command? [ ]

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

                  @0E@[@0F@L@0E@]ist -
                       @0A@This option will display a list of available file
                       areas and descriptions on the system.

                  @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]et -
                       @0A@This will toggle access either way for the selected
                       file area.  If the caller did not previously have
                       access to the selected file area, entering in this
                       file area number will grant access.  If the user
                       already DID have access, this will disable any further
                       access to the file area selected.

                  @0E@[@0F@C@0E@]lear -
                       @0A@This option is used to remove a specific file area
                       override.  This will only clear the file area access
                       override that has been selected.

                  @0E@[@0F@E@0E@]rase -
                       @0A@This will clear ALL the file area access overrides
                       currently in effect for this user.

                  @0E@[@0F@D@0E@]isplay -
                       @0A@This option will display a list of the file area
                       access overides currently in effect for this user.

                  @0E@[@0F@H@0E@]elp -
                       @0A@This will display additional help information.

             After you are finished editing/reviewing the current users
             access overrides, pressing @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@]@0A@ will return you to the user
             records secondary information screen.

        @0E@[@0F@14@0E@] Conf Overrides -
             @0A@This option performs the exact same function as field #13 does
             except this override is used with conferences.  The number
             displayed here is the number of access overrides currently in
             effect.  The same functionality is used when selecting the List,
             Set, Clear, Erase, Display options.  This allows you to grant
             (or disallow) access to specified conferences.  Additional help
             is available after selecting this option.

        @0E@[@0F@15@0E@] Lines/Page -
             @0A@The number defined here is the number of lines displayed to the
             caller before displaying the -Pause- prompt.  This is used to
             prevent information from scrolling off the screen.  This user
             modifiable parameter performs the same function as field #5
             from the Main Menu, @0E@[@0F@Y@0E@]our settings@0A@, Screen Length.  If this
             value is set to 0, no screen pauses will be used.

        @0E@[@0F@16@0E@] Msgs written -
             @0A@This is the TOTAL number of messages the user has written since
             first logging onto the system.

        @0E@[@0F@17@0E@] Uploads -
             @0A@This option displays the TOTAL number of files that this caller
             has uploaded to the system.

        @0E@[@0F@18@0E@] Dnloads -
             @0A@This option is similar to field #17 except this displays the
             TOTAL number of files downloaded from the system by this caller.

        @0E@[@0F@19@0E@] Time left -
             @0A@This number reflects the number of minutes of use available at
             end of the last call for that day.  This number is reset if the
             next call comes in on a new date.

        @0E@[@0F@20@0E@] Daily DL -
             @0A@This number is the TOTAL number files this user has downloaded
             on his last call.  The number shown here is on a daily basis.

        @0E@[@0F@21@0E@] Daily DK -
             @0A@This is similar to field #20, except this is the total number
             kilobytes downloaded for the last logon day.  Both fields #20
             and #21 are used to maintain the file download/kilobyte
             limitation imposed by the security level for this caller.

        @0E@[@0F@22@0E@] Last conference -
             @0A@This is the conference number the user was last in before
             logging off the system.  When the user logs back on, they will
             automatically be returned to this conference.

        @0E@[@0F@23@0E@] Locked out -
             @0A@This flag is used to prevent this user from logging back onto
             system.  This overrides any security level accesses and any
             attempt to logon to the system, they will be informed that
             they have been locked out and no longer have access.

        @0E@[@0F@24@0E@] Never delete -
             @0A@This is a toggle used to prevent utilities like WCPRO! from
             deleting this user based upon certain criteria when performing
             a mass deletion.

        @0E@[@0F@25@0E@] Clear Msg -
             @0A@This user definable toggle will clear the screen prior to
             displaying the next message if toggled to @0B@YES@0A@.  This option
             performs the same function as field #10, @0E@[@0F@Y@0E@]our settings@0A@
             found on the Main Menu.

        @0E@[@0F@26@0E@] Login siren on -
             @0A@If this option is toggled to @0B@YES@0A@, when this caller logs onto the
             system, the local PC will send off a series of beeps used to
             notify the SysOp that this caller is logging on.  This is handy
             if you have an interest in certain callers and wish to be
             informed when they use the system.  There is a short pause after
             the caller successfully enters their password, but there is no
             notification of this option to the caller whatsoever.

        @0E@[@0F@27@0E@] Hide Private -
             @0A@This field is used to override the callers 'Co-SysOp of messages'
             ability to read private mail.  This option is handy when you
             define specific people to have Co-SysOp rights to delete and
             modify messages in certain conferences.  This will allow or
             disallow the ability of this caller to read the private mail.
             If the toggle in MAKEWILD, Security Information, option #14 has
             been toggled to NOT allow the SysOp to read private mail, then
             this field has no effect.  Modifiable by the SysOp only.

        @0E@[@0F@28@0E@] Hide deleted -
             @0A@This toggle is used to override the callers 'Co-SysOp of
             messages' ability to read mail that has been deleted or
             @0E@[@0F@K@0E@]illed@0A@ by either the recipient or other Co-SysOps.  These
             deleted messages will remain on the system until the
             @0E@[@0F@W@0E@]astebasket Dump@0A@ option from SysOp Menu has been run.  If
             this option is toggled to @0B@YES@0A@, it will prohibit this caller
             from reading the deleted mail.  Modifiable by the SysOp only.


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   @0A@After displaying information on the user record, the following prompt is
   displayed.

        @0E@Edit Command [@0F@1..26@0E@], [@0F@F@0E@]ind Alias, [@0F@S@0E@]earch Alias, [@0F@H@0E@]elp? [  ]

   @0A@From here you can select one of the available options, or press @0E@[@0F@ENTER@0E@]@0A@
   to return to the primary user record screen.  Below is a description of
   the available options.

        @0E@[@0F@1..26@0E@] -
             @0A@The number range shown here is the available field numbers when
             choosing a field to modify.

        @0E@[@0F@F@0E@]ind Alias -
             @0A@After entering in the alias name to locate, this will search
             the user database for an EXACT match of the name specified.  If
             a match was found, you will immediately be shown that callers
             user record and placed at the second information screen.  If
             no EXACT match was found, you will be notified and returned to
             the Edit Command prompt.

        @0E@[@0F@S@0E@]earch Alias -
             @0A@This option is used to locate a callers alias name without
             knowing exactly how it's spelled.  This performs a character
             string search defined by the characters entered for the search.
             After a match is found, the alias will be displayed and you will
             be prompted to either continue the search or select this alias
             name for editing.  This will take you directly into the second
             information screen of this users record.

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


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