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PUSER14.DOC
PUSER is a PBBS utility designed to print the entire user list on the
display or the printer. It is a dual purpose utility as it operates in
two different modes. One being a stand alone utility for the remote
user that will display the user base as follows:
USER NAME CITY/ST Last login: DATE
The program checks the wheel byte defined in PBBSEQU.HDR. If set, the
user will get a prompt line asking where he wants the output routed to.
He may either send the output to the display or the printer. When sending
to the display, the output will appear as follows:
USER NAME CITY/ST TELEPHONE DATE
When printing the report, the output shows all information contained in
the user record except terminal id code. The generated report is identical
to the printout of PBBSULST.BAS. The advantage, other than the options, is
that PUSER is written entirely in assembler making it smaller and faster.
You will also not have to keep BASIC around.
You may place PUSER anywhere in the path and it will automatically open
the USER file in the drive/user area defined in the PBBSEQU.HDR file as
the SYSDRV and SYSUSR. Upon exit, the user will find himself in the same
drive/user area he was in when he called the program.
You must assemble with PBBSEQU.HDR, PBBSDB.HDR and BDOSHDR.MAC in the
same drive/user area as the source code (PUSER.MAC) or in an area that
is available to your assembler and linker. You must then link with both
the PBBSUBS.REL and the SYSLIB36.REL files. Both files are included in
this library. This code was assembled using SLR180+ assembler and linker.
You may assemble with M80 if you wish. Please refer to the notice in the
beginning of the source code for instructions on assembly and linking.
NOTICE:
This program was written by Terry Pinto of Access Programming RAS. It is
hereby released into the public domain for release with the PBBS files.
I do, however, retain all rights to the program and it may not be sold
or bundled with other software for sale, or offered as an insentive to
sell other merchandise, without the express written permission of the
author.
Please report any 'bugs', fixes or suggestions to me at the following
address.
Terry Pinto
Access Programming
14385 SW Walker Rd. B3
Beaverton, OR 97006
(503) 646-4937 Voice (6:00pm to 10:00pm ONLY)
(503) 644-0900 (300/1200/2400) 24 hours/day - Access Programming RAS
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