@@
The "?" or "H" command lets you reads this brief HELP file.
- Type "?[LETTER]" for HELP with a single command.
For example, type "?U" for HELP with UPLOADING.
Be sure to hit <Enter> or <Return> after each command.
@@ B
The "B" command logs you off the PBBS and disconnects your call.
- Type "B"  to LOG OFF gracefully [Bye].
Be sure to hit <Enter> or <Return> after each command.
NOTE: You may also LOG OFF by disconnecting.
@@ D
The "D" command lets you DOWNLOAD FILES FROM the BBS text file section.
Syntax: D [filename] <line#> <line#>
You MUST use PC/MS-DOS filenames.
You may specify line numbers to look at only a portion of the file.
- Type "D USER.DOC" to download an entire file.
- Type "D USER.DOC 10" to list the first 10 lines.
- Type "D USER.DOC 10 20" to list lines 10 through lines 20.

NOTE: You can't "download" mail.  Use the "R" command to READ messages.
@@ I
The "I" command gives you information about this PBBS.
- Type "I" to read system information.
@@ J
The "J" command gives you a list of calls heard by up to SIX TNCs,
the channel or service assigned to each TNC, and stations that have
been connected to this PBBS.
- Type "JK<enter>" to see calls that have connected.
- Type "JA<enter>" to see calls heard by TNC-A.
- Type "JB<enter>" to see calls heard by TNC-B.
- Type "JC<enter>" to see calls heard by TNC-C, etc.
@@ K
The "K" command [Kill] lets you KILL or DELETE only messages sent BY YOU
or sent TO YOU.  
- Type "K[space][message#]" to KILL a specific message.
- Type "KM" to KILL ALL messages sent to you that you have read [Kill Mine].
  This will NOT kill any new mail to you that you have not read.

Note: You can't Kill FILES - only the SysOp can do that.
@@ L
The L command LISTS messages in the mailbox.
  L  to LIST new msgs since you last used the L command.
  LA to LIST ARRL bulletins.
  LB to LIST Bulletins.
  LM to LIST all msgs TO YOU [List Mine].
  LN to list UNREAD msgs TO YOU [List New].
  LT to LIST NTS msgs [List Traffic].
  LL 10 to LIST the LAST 10 msgs [List Last].
  L< [callsign] to LIST msgs FROM [callsign].
  L> [callsign] to LIST msgs TO [callsign].
  L@ [callsign] to LIST msgs TO BBS[callsign].
  L  [msg#] to LIST ONLY msgs ABOVE a given number.
  L  [msg#] [msg#] to LIST a group of messages.

Sysop Commands:
  LF to LIST Forwarded
  LH to LIST Hidden
  LK to LIST Killed but not yet deleted
  L$ to LIST $Bulls
  LP to LIST Private
  LU to LIST private and UNREAD
  LY to LIST private and Read    [List YES]

Examples:
- To LIST msgs above #325, type "L 325".
- To LIST msgs from #300 to #350 type "L 300 350".

NOTE: Check the number of ACTIVE msgs BEFORE using the "L" command
to avoid listing the entire system message directory.  This may be
done with the "V" command.
@@ N
The "N" command lets you ENTER or CHANGE your name in the database.
You can use up to 12 characters.  Phony names will be cancelled.
- Type "N[space][YourFirstName]<enter>" to enter your name.
@@ R
The "R" command lets you READ MESSAGES (not "files").
- Type "R[space][message#]" to READ a specific message.
  You may have up to 6 message numbers per line.
- Type "RM" to READ ALL messages addressed to YOU [Read Mine].
- Type "RN" to READ ALL NEW messages addressed to YOU [Read New].
- To READ msgs #313 and #325 type "R 313 325".  Don't forget SPACE.
Be sure to hit <Enter> or <Return> after each command.

New feature: The R command gives you an initial line which simply tells
you the BBSs that the mail has been routed thru. To see the full gory
details on the times and message numbers at each node, read the message
with the V (for VERBOSE!) command like     V[space][message #]

NOTE: You READ messages sent with the "S" commands.  To DOWNLOAD files,
you use the "D" command.

@@ S
The "S" command lets you SEND MESSAGES (not "files").
- Type "S[space][callsign]" to SEND an open message.
- Type "SP[space][callsign]" to SEND a PERSONAL message.
- Type "S[space][callsign] @ [callsign]" to SEND a message
  to a station AT another PBBS by automatic mail forwarding.
- Type "ST[space][NTSxx]" to SEND NTS traffic.  xx is the State abbreviation.
  To send NTS traffic for New York, type "ST NTSNY".
- Type "SB ALL" to SEND a general bulletin addressed to ALL.
Be sure to hit <Enter> or <Return> after each command.

NOTE: You can't "send" files.  To Upload a file, use the "U" command.
@@ T
The "T" command "pages" the PBBS System Operator (SysOp).
- Type "T<enter>" to TALK to the SysOp.  
If SysOp IS available to chat, you'll get a response within ONE MINUTE.
Otherwise, the PBBS will advise you that SysOp doesn't answer.  You'll be
returned to the command prompt and can continue normally.
@@ U
The "U" command lets you UPLOAD a file TO the PBBS file section.
- Type "U filename.extension<enter>" to upload a file.
You MUST use PC/MS-DOS filenames.
For example, type "U BORK.DOC<enter>" to upload the file "BORK.DOC".

NOTE: You can't "upload" mail.  Use the "S" command to send mail.
@@ V
The "V" command shows you the specific version of this PBBS, the date
of the software release and the copyright notice.  This also shows the
number of active messages and the next message number.
- Type "V<enter>" to see this PBBS's software version.

The "V" command also lets you READ MESSAGES  with a verbose listing,
including the message routing.
 
- Type "V[space][message#]" to READ a specific message.
  You may have up to 6 message numbers per line.
- Type "VM" to READ ALL messages addressed to YOU [Read Mine].
- Type "VN" to READ ALL NEW messages addressed to YOU [Read New].
- To READ msgs #313 and #325 type "V 313 325".  Don't forget SPACE.
@@ W
The "W" command lists the FILES available on disk.  Depending on system 
capacity, files may be divided into sub-directories by class or category.
- Type "W<enter>" to list the MAIN file directory [What files].
- Type "WN<enter>" to list NEW files in the MAIN directory [What New].
  New means new since the last time you logged onto the system.
There may be sub-directories, which will appear as "MAPS    <DIR>" when you
do the directory listing.  To list the files in these directories, type
the sub-directory name after the W.  For example:
- Type "W MAPS<enter>" to list the MAPS directory.
- Type "W FCC<enter>" to list the FCC directory.
- Type "W ARRL<enter>" to list the ARRL Bulletin directory.
@@ X
The "X" command changes your status between "normal" and "eXpert" user.
"Normal" mode gives you complete prompts and standard messages.
"eXpert" mode gives you a very short command line and nothing else.
- Type "X<enter>" to toggle your status between "normal" and "eXpert".
@@ Y
The "Y" commands call the YAPP binary transfer programs.

NOTE: You MUST use the YAPP Program for binary transfers with THIS PBBS.
      (YAPP is available for PC/MS-DOS systems only at this time)
         
COMMAND                            FUNCTION
-------   ----------------------------------------------------------
 YW       Show Directory of available binary files
 YN       Show Directory of binary files added since your last logon
 YU       Start binary file upload TO the BBS
 YD       Start binary file download FROM the BBS

The YW and YN commands will show the dates and sizes of the files as well as
available disk space.  Verify that your upload will not exceed this space.
