PICK A FILE Use the arrow keys to select a file. Press [Enter] when the file you desire is highlighted, or press [Esc] to cancel. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* ]]]]]]]]BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR AGENDA CREATION AND MODIFICATION - Add "agenda items" to the current agenda by pressing one of the letters indicated on the "Agenda Commands" menu. An agenda can contain an unlimited number of agenda items for an unlimited number of systems. As you add to your agenda, the agenda items will be listed in alphabetical order by system. Agenda items are preceded by symbols which have the following meanings:   A "temporary" agenda item which will be removed from the agenda as soon as it is completed. You can toggle the temporary/permanent status of any agenda item by pressing the "-" key.   A "permanent" agenda item that will be checked off after it is completed. The check will be cleared after the agenda is "reset" or once all items on the agenda have been successfully completed.  ! An agenda item which was attempted but not successfuly completed the last time it was run.   An agenda item that has been completed. The done/ToDo status of any agenda item can be toggled with the "+" key. MOVING AGENDA ITEMS - You can change the order of the agenda items for a BBS by highlighting the item to move and pressing the [Tab] key to move it down the list or [Shift-Tab] to move it up the list. DELETING AGENDA ITEMS - You can delete an agenda item by pressing the [Del] key. To remove all agenda items for a BBS, highlight the "Call BBS" line and press [Del]. JUMPING - Jump to the next BBS in the agenda with the [Enter] key. Jump to the previous BBS with the [Backspace] key. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullTTTTTTT<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly generated xDOMAIN eFILE DESCRIPTION Enter or edit the description of the file being uploaded. To make this a "Private" upload to the SysOp of the BBS, place a "/" character in the first column of the first description line. Up to five lines of description will be sent to the BBS if you are uploading to ProDoor or PCBoard 14.5 or above. Only the first line of the description you enter here will be used if you are uploading to a PCBoard 14.2 or less. The description you enter here will be saved in your "Downloads" directory for use the next time you upload the file. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* ]]]]]]]]BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR]]]]]]]ffffff?]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION LINE Continue entering your file description in this space if desired. EUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk fulle*.* eeeeeeeeBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNReeeeeeeffffff?eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATINGADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION LINE Continue entering your file description in this space if desired.  UIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk fulle*.* eeeeeeeeBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNReeeeeeeffffff?eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATINGADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION LINE Continue entering your file description in this space if desired. EUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk fulle*.* eeeeeeeeBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNReeeeeeeffffff?eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATINGADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION LINE Continue entering your file description in this space if desired. EUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk fulle*.* eeeeeeeeBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNReeeeeeeffffff?eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING CAPTURE COMMAND - Enter the command that you would like Robocomm to capture. Don't include any blank spaces in the command and don't end the command with a ";NS" - Robocomm will do that for you at agenda runtime. There are many, many ways to use this agenda item. You can read mail, bulletins and much more. Consult the User's Guide for examples of all possible capture commands.  [[[[[[R6002 - floating point not loazK0 PASSWORD - If a password will be required to download this file, enter it in this space. The password will be sent to the BBS at the time of the download request. DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk fulle*.* eeeeeeeeBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNReeeeeeeffffff?eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING FILE NAME - Enter a valid DOS file name only. Do not include a path or drive designation. To jump to the files directory, press [F10] and select the file to download. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk full->->->CNLDMAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEMIN BATCH FILE Enter the name of the batch file that Robocomm should run when sending mail packets to the door. Robocomm will send the following parameters to the batch file:  %1 The current communications port in use.  %2 The baud rate of the connection between the computer and the modem.  %3 The BBS ID of the system currently connected  \\\\\\\ffffff?\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEM CONFERENCE - Enter the number or name of the BBS conference to join before attempting this agenda item. Use "0" for the "Main Board" of the BBS. disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk full->->->CNLDMAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN ENTER SYSTEM ID - Robocomm is asking for a system ID. Enter the ID for the desired system, or press [F10] for a po-up selection box. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk full->->->CNLDMAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\ PERMANENT/TEMPORARY STATUS - Select whether you want this agenda item to be permanent or temporary. Permanent agenda items remain on the agenda after completion, while temporary agenda items are removed from the agenda once they are completed. Enter "P" for permanent or "T" for temporary. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk full->->->CNLDMAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻ DOOR NUMBER TO OPEN - Enter the number of the door that must be opened to execute this agenda item. UCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full%o*.* o o o o o o o oBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR o o o o o o offffff? o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o oTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEM DOOR PASSWORD - If opening this door will require a password, enter the appropriate password here. MAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:VER6002 - floating point not loaded R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 OUT BATCH FILE - Enter the name of the batch file that Robocomm should run when sending mail packets to the door. Robocomm will send the following parameters to the batch file:  %1 The current communications port in use.  %2 The baud rate of the connection between the computer and the modem.  %3 The ID of the BBS being called. Ŀ <>R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment PROGRAM TO EXECUTE - Enter the name of the program or batch file to execute for this agenda item. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullKKKKKKK<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly generated SCAN DATE - When Robocomm scans for new files, the BBS software needs to know what date to scan from. To scan from the date you were last on the BBS, enter "S" in this field. Otherwise, enter a date in the format MMDDYY. Example:  031289 Scan new files since March 12, 1989 (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk full->->->CNLDMAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻSCAN DIRECTORIES - When Robocomm scans for new files, the BBS needs to know which directories to scan. To specify one or more directories, enter their numbers separated by semicolons. To scan all directories, enter only the letter "A". Some bulletin boards will let you scan recent uploads only by specifying "U". 1;3;5;7;9 Scan directories 1, 3, 5 & 9. A Scan All directories. U Scan recent uploads only. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXTEXTVIEW DOOR FILE DOWNLOAD Enter the name of the file that you want to download from the TextView door. COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full2i*.* -i-i-i-i-i-i-i-iBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR-i-i-i-i-i-i-iffffff?-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-iTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEM UPLOAD FILE NAME - Enter the full name and path of the file to upload. If you want to select from Robocomm's "Downloads" directory, press [F10] To see a directory listing, enter any valid DOS directory and/or wildcard file mask (*.* is assumed if no file mask is entered) and press [Shift-F10]. If needed, you can backspace over the default directory to change it.  these results: \ROBO\DL\*.ZIP Display a listing of all files with .ZIP extensions in the \ROBO\DL\ SELECT BAUD RATE - Use the up and down arrow key to select the baud rate that you would like to use during this terminal session. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullTTTTTTT<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack SYSTEM TO DIAL - Enter the ID of the BBS system that you would like to dial. To select from a list, press the [F10] key. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullTTTTTTT<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow FILE NAME - Enter the name of the file that you would like to send. To select from a pop-up list, press [F10]. If you like, you can get a pop-up list of any directory on your hard disk by entering in the directory and/or file specification before pressing [F10]. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullTTTTTTT<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not en PROTOCOL SELECTION - USe the up and down arrow key to select the protocol that you would like to use for this file transfer. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullTTTTTTT<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overf BAUD SELECTION - Use the up and down arrow keys to select the new baud rate for communications between Robocomm and your modem.  .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: [[[[[[R6002 - floating point not loaded R6000 ANSI TERMINAL - Use the up and down arrow keys to select from the terminal menu. Zmodem and Puma downloads will be automatically detected and placed in your downloads directory. Return - Return to Robocomm. If Robocomm is currently running an agenda, it will attempt to continue the agenda from where it left off. Unless you're sure you know better, you should always try to leave Robocomm at the same prompt it was at when you hit [Esc] to jump to terminal. Hang Up - To end the online session by hanging up. Call - To cause the modem to dial a system. The baud rate will automatically be adjusted to match the setting for the system you dial. Baud - To set the baud rate for communications between the terminal and Robocomm. Note that Robocomm operates only at N-8-1 communications settings. DOS Shell - To temporarily exit to DOS. This will be especially useful if you need to run one of your file transfer batch files to receive or send a file from terminal mode. See the Robocomm User's Guide for details. Upload & Download - To send (upload) or receive (download) a file using Robocomm's internal Ymodem protocol. Terminal - Pressing [Esc] will return you to the ANSI Terminal communications session. The screen will be cleared, so you may need to press [Enter] to get a prompt from the BBS. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT DIAL MODEM - Enter the ID of the system that you want to dial. To select from a list, press [F10]. ]. UIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: [[[[[[R6002 - floating point not loaded R6000 INTERNAL YMODEM FILE TRANSFERS To transfer a file using Robocomm's internal Ymodem protocol, enter the name of the file to upload or download in this field. When uploading, you can select from a pop-up directory listing by entering a file specification to match and pressing [F10]. NOTE: Robocomm's internal Ymodem is compatible with PCBoard's "1K Xmodem". This protocol is usually selected with the letter "O" on PCBoard and ProDoor systems. Robocomm's Ymodem is NOT compatible with "Ymodem Batch" or DSZ's "True Ymodem." (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* ]]]]]]]]BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR]]]]]]]ffffff?]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]] SYSTEMS DIRECTORY - This screen allows you to maintain a database of all the systems you will call with Robocomm. Use the up and down arrow keys to move from system to system and the left and right arrow keys to move the bounce bar menu located on the top line of the screen. EDIT - To change the information for a previously defined system. ADD - To add a new entry to the Robocomm systems database. Pop-up help is available for all fields by pressing [F1] when editing the field. STATISTICS - Robocomm keeps a copy of your "Statistics" on each board you call using Robocomm. To view your statistics, highlight the desired system and select "Statistics." PROMPTS - Use this option to customize the prompts that Robocomm looks for when it is online with the selected BBS system. QUIT - To return to the Robocomm main menu. DELETING SYSTEMS - To delete a system, simply highlight its ID and press [Del]. *WARNING* There is no way to recover the information once the record has been deleted. In addition, you will need to remove any reference to this system in the agendas you have created. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* ] SYSTEM ID - Enter a unique ID for the system you wish to add to this database. The file must be a vaild DOS filename (with no extension) and, therefore, MAY NOT contain any of the following characters:  ."/[]|<>+=;, If this system has a Qmail or compatible door, the ID you enter here MUST be identical to the Qmail ID for the system. Robocomm will use this ID to identify the .QWK and .REP mail packets associated with this board.  NRG[G[G[G[G[G[R6002 - floatiBULK ERASE - DATE Enter a date or leave this field blank. If you enter a date only file list records received on or before the date you enter will be deleted. If you leave the field blank all files which match the system ID you entered will be deleted. isk full]*.* ]]]]]]]]BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR]]]]]]]ffffff?]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATINGBULK ERASE - SYSTEM Enter a BBS system ID, or press [F10] for a list. Robocomm will allow you to qualify this deletion with and/or logic and a date. .DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* ]]]]]]]]BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR]]]]]]]ffffff?]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATINGBULK ERASE - LOGIC TYPE Enter an "A" for "And" or an "O" for "Or." Robocomm will use this logical operator when it searches for files to delete. It will mark the matches as DELETED in the file listing. FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* ]]]]]]]]BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR]]]]]]]ffffff?]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATINGFILE DOWNLOAD PATH - When Robocomm downloads a file for you, it will place the file in the directory you specify here. EXAMPLE:  C:\ROBO\DL\  ĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR_[_[_[_[_[_[R6002 - floati NAME AND PATH FOR LOG FILE - By default, Robocomm keeps a log of its most recent agenda results in the file ROBOCOMM.LOG. You can change this file to any valid name you wish, however. If you leave this field blank, no log file will be created. LOG FILE CREATION MODE - Pressing return at this prompt, toggles the log creation mode between OVERWRITE and APPEND.  OVERWRITE - In this mode the only record kept in the log file is that of the most recently executed agenda  APPEND - In this mode, the log for newly executed agendas is appended to the end of any existing log file. Use caution, as APPENDed log files can quickly grow needlessly large. LOG FILE TYPE - There are three log types, which supply a varying amount of information:  BRIEF - Only the most essential information, such as indications of success and failure.  STANDARD - A thorough accounting of what happened during an agenda run.  VERBOSE - Verbose logs include all the information in the standard log as well as a capture of all text sent or receivied by Robocomm during the session. Use these logs when you are having problems and are seeking technical support. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullKKKKKKK<>R6002 - floating point not loade *.QWK FILES TO KEEP FOR EACH SYSTEM - When Robocomm gets mail packets from the BBS, it will optionally renumber your old mail packets to make room for the new packet. Robocomm will renumber up to 9 copies of old mail packets each time you download a new mail packet. To have Robocomm erase the old mail packet each time you download a new one, enter 0 in this field. N\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR_[_[_[_[_[_[R6002 - floatiOFFLINE FILES DRIVE While viewing your directory of "Downloaded" files, you can move individual files onto floppy disks until they are needed. Enter the letter of the disk drive that Robocomm should copy to when moving files "offline." disk fullLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLg *.*BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRLgLgLgffffff?LgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING PCBoard File Listing - Robocomm will update the text file you specify here with a standard format PCBoard file directory listing entry whenever it downloads a file from a BBS. This is also the default filename that is used for the "W" command in Robocomm's new files and downloads directories. Leave this option blank if you do not wish to use this feature. Sysops will find this feature particularly useful because Robocomm can download files during the nightly event and make the necessary notation in their PCBoard new files directory. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk full_]_]_]_]_]_]_]<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly generated xDOMAIN error ySING error zTLOSS error PATH FOR QMAIL PACKETS - Enter the full path, including drive designation if needed, of the directory in which Robocomm should deposit incoming message (QWK and ZPM) packets. EXAMPLE:  D:\ROBO\QWKS\  COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR_[_[_[_[_[_[R6002 - floatiPATH FOR QMAIL REPLIES - Enter the full path, including drive designation if needed, of the directory in which Robocomm should look for outgoing reply (*.REP) packets. EXAMPLE:  D:\ROBO\REPS\  Ⱥ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR_[_[_[_[_[_[R6002 - floatiFILE UPLOAD PATH - When you add a "Upload File" agenda item and press [Shift-F10] for a directory of files at the "Upload File:" prompt, this is the default directory which will be scanned for files to upload. EXAMPLE:  C:\ZIPS\ ]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR_[_[_[_[_[_[R6002 - floatiLOG FILE WINDOW SIZE Use this option to specify the number of lines to use for the log file display while an agenda is running. The terminal window will be re-sized automatically. disk fullLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLg *.*BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRLgLgLgffffff?LgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE DISK FOR TEMPORARY FILES - Robocomm needs to swap part of it's memory to disk or expanded memory in order to make room to run other programs, such as file extraction and transfer utilities. The root directory of the disk drive you specify here will be used to store the temporary files that Robocomm creates when it swaps memory to disk or EMS. SWAPPING TO EMS - To use Robocomm's EMS swapping, just specify the swap disk drive as you normally would. If Robocomm finds enough free expanded memory when the time comes to swap to disk, it will swap to EMS instead. RAM DISKS ARE BEST! - If EMS swapping isn't possible on your system, the best possible results will be obtained by using a RAM disk for the storage of Robocomm's temporary files. However, you may specify any disk drive (including floppy drives) by typing the letter of the drive in the space provided. NOTE - If your utilities, other than your mail reader, require more than Robocomm's default 200K allocation of memory, be sure to go to the "Configure-Utilities" screen to specify the proper amount. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullKKKKKKK<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly generated xDOMAIN error ySIN DATA PATH CONFIGURATION MENU - Use the Up and Down arrow keys to select the configuration option to change. Once you have selected the option to change, press [Enter] to edit or toggle. Help on the individual items in this menu is available by selecting the field by pressing [Enter], followed by [F1]. ]. .DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR\\\\\\\\\\\\R6002 - floa CONNECT STRING - Enter the string your modem will send to Robocomm when it has connected up with another modem. The default is "CONNECT" -- this will work with all Hayes compatible modems. Do not include a number, such as '1200'  COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRG[G[G[G[G[G[R6002 - floati DIAL ATTEMPTS BEFORE CYCLING - Enter the number of attempts to make at calling a BBS before cycling to the next number. Robocomm will attempt to redial this BBS again after completing the cycle, up to the maximum dial attempts shown in the MAX. DIAL ATTEMPTS option.  .DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRG[G[G[G[G[G[R6002 - floati MODEM DIAL COMMAND - Enter the command to send to your modem at the beginning of every dial attempt. TONE DIALING - Use the command "ATDT" (Default) PULSE DIALING - Use the command "ATDP" PBX DIALING - If you need for Robocomm to send a number and then wait for a dialtone before sending the BBS phone number, insert the number, followed by one or more commas.  ATDT9,, <-- Dial 9 & wait 2 seconds  ~ Use a tilde to cause a .5 second pause  ! Use an exclamation point to represent a carriage return CALL WAITING - Many phone companies allow you to cancel call waiting for the current call by dialing a prefix before each phone number. You might want to modify your dialing string to somthing like: ATDT*70 Which will cancel call waiting on all calls placed through Robocomm. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullKKKKKKK<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly generated xDOMAIN error ySING error zTLOSS error "+" DIALING PREFIX - Robocomm allows you to start any system phone number with the character "+". If you do so, the string you specify here will be substituted for the "+" whenever Robocomm dials this number. See the Robocomm documentation for examples on using the dialing prefix option.  , Use a comma to cause a .5 second pause  W On many modems, adding the letter "W" to a phone number will cause the modem to pause and wait for a dial tone at that point. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk full->->->CNLDMAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: [[[[[[R6002 - floating point not loaded R6000 - stack overflow "@" DIALING SUFFIX - Robocomm allows you to end any system phone number with the character "@". If you do so, the string you specify here will be substituted for the "@" whenever Robocomm dials this number. See the Robocomm documentation for examples on using the dialing suffix option.  , Use a comma to cause a .5 second pause  W On many modems, adding the letter "W" to a phone number will cause the modem to pause and wait for a dial tone at that point. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk full->->->CNLDMAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: [[[[[[R6002 - floating point not loaded R6000 - stack overflow FAILED CALL COUNTER Enter the number of failed connect attempts that you are willing to allow per BBS system. When Robocomm dials a BBS, it will increment an internal counter each time one of the following conditions occurs: - The BBS modem does not answer. - The BBS modem does answer, but the modems are unable to sychronize and establish carrier. - PC Pursuit returns a FAILED CALL message. NOTE: Busy signalas are NOT considered a "Failed Call." (R)disk ful HANG UP STRING - Enter the command that Robocomm should send to your modem to hang up. This string will be sent to your modem if Robocomm is unable to hang up by dropping DTR.  ~ Use a tilde to cause a .5 second pause  ! Use an exlamation point to represent a carriage return .DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRG[G[G[G[G[G[R6002 - floatiIRQ Enter the number of the interrupt to use for this communcations port. >->->CNLDMAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:*.* \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ MODEM INITIALIZATION STRING - Enter the string that Robocomm should use to set up your modem. Robocomm will send this string to the modem before the start of each agenda and also before entering terminal mode. 50 characters are available. The field will scroll to the left if you type past the end of the display area.  ~ Use a tilde to cause a .5 second pause  ! Use an exlamation point to represent a carriage return MODEM SOUNDS - If your modem is equipped with a speaker and you want to hear Robocomm dial, change the "M0" in the default initialization string to "M1". CARRIER DETECT STATUS - The only essential configuration setting which may need to be added to the default initialization string are the commands "&C1" and/or "&D2". These commands control the status of carrier detect for many modems. For best results while using Robocomm, your modem should be configured so that CARRIER DETECT and DTR signals sent to the computer by the modem reflect the actual status. This IS NOT the "factory configuration" for most modems. If you get error messages relating to difficulties in "hanging up" while using Robocomm, consult the Robocomm User's Guide and your modem manual for information on properly configuring the carrier detect status of your modem. NRAM MODEM USERS - If your modem can store its configuration via an &W command, you may wish to shorten your initialization to "ATH0!" once your desired modem configuration commands have been saved to the modem. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* ]]]]]]]]BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR]]]]]]]ffffff?]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMINACTIVITY TIMEOUT While an agenda is in progress, the "Inactivity timeout" in seconds is displayed in the upper right corner of the screen. Each time a complete line of text (ended with a carriage return) is received from the BBS, this value is reset to 0. If the value should ever reach the number you enter here, Robocomm will immediately hang up and continue on with the next BBS in the agenda. ftware to hang up in the event of a keyboard timeout between Robocomm and the BBS. START ADDRESS Enter the base address of comm port. "3e8" & "3f8" are the most common settings. _port UIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:*.* \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ MAXIMUM DIAL ATTEMPTS - Enter the maximum number of dial attempts Robocomm should make for each system in the agenda. If this number is reached, the system will be removed from the agenda queue and Robocomm will proceed to the next system remaining on the agenda. ,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRG[G[G[G[G[G[R6002 - floati SECONDS BETWEEN DIAL ATTEMPTS - Enter the total number of seconds Robocomm should wait between dial attempts. DEMON DIALING - If you set this number to 0, Robocomm will dial as rapidly as possible -- waiting a maximum of 60 seconds for a connection, but redialing immediately is a busy signal is received. DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRG[G[G[G[G[G[R6002 - floatiEXPLODING WINDOWS SPEED Enter a number between 1 and 1000. 1 is fastest and 1000 is slowest. EUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk fullp^*.* k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRk^k^k^k^k^k^k^ffffff?k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATINGUSE MODEM ON COMM PORT Enter a number, from 1 to 4 indicating the comm port that Robocomm should use for communications.  .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:*.* bbbbbbbbTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX GENERAL & MODEM CONFIGURATION MENU - Use the Up and Down arrow keys to select the configuration option to change. Once you have selected the option to change, press [Enter] to edit or toggle. Help on the individual items in this menu is available by selecting the field by pressing [Enter], followed by [F1]. .DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRG[G[G[G[G[G[R6002 - floati1200 BAUD INDIAL Enter the phone number of a 1200 baud Telenet access number. Robocomm will dial this number when it needs to use PC Pursuit at 1200 baud. You may use Robocomm's standard dialing prefix and suffix characters, as well as commas to indicate pauses.  \/:\/:\/:disk full[s*.* VsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRVsVsVsVsVsVsVsffffff?VsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVs2400 BAUD INDIAL Enter the phone number of a 2400 baud Telenet access number. Robocomm will dial this number when it needs to use PC Pursuit at 2400 baud. You may use Robocomm's standard dialing prefix and suffix characters, as well as commas to indicate pauses. s*.* ssssssssBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRsssssssffffff?ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATINGPC PURSUIT X.3 PAD PARAMETERS - This is an OPTIONAL field. It is not required to use Robocomm with PC Pursuit. If you have the technical understanding of X.3 PAD SET parameters, then Robocomm will send them immediately after accessing the outdial city. Technical documentation concerning these parameters is available on the PC Pursuit BBS. The Robocomm documentation offers a suggested setting for optimal Zmodem throughput. IMPORTANT - Do not include a "1:0" parameter in this setting. Robocomm requires the ability to escape from the outdial modem via the "@" sequence. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* ]]]]]]]]BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR]]]]]]]ffffff?]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]PC PURSUIT PASSWORD Enter your secret PC Pursuit password in the space provided. Robocomm will use this password each time it requests an outdial modem in a PC Pursuit city. Your password will not be displayed on the screen during the agenda execution.  disk fullohohohohohohohoh *.*BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRohohohffffff?ohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATINPC PURSUIT USER ID Enter your PC Pursuit user ID in the space provided. Robocomm will use this ID each time it requests a connection to a PC Pursuit city. disk fullohohohohohohohoh *.*BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRohohohffffff?ohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILEoh<<PC PURSUIT USAGE This field holds the cumulative usage on PC Pursuit since the last time the field was zeroed out. This counter can also be zeroed out by deleting the PCP_TIME.MEM file. XT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full[s*.* VsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRVsVsVsVsVsVsVsffffff?VsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATINGPC PURSUIT CONFIGURATION PC Pursuit dialing is OPTIONAL. Use this screen to fill in the data required by Robocomm to dial using PC Pursuit. Press ESC when you are finished.  M8\",@uBe)zz-e)z)LzzL\/:/:disk fullp^*.* k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRk^k^k^k^k^k^k^ffffff?k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^TRLIB ERROR: SYNTz--~NG ALTERNATE EXTRACTION COMMAND - If a .QWK mail packet was received from the BBS during the agenda, Robocomm will attempt to extract the file "NEWFILES.DAT" from the .QWK file after logging off. If the .QWK file was created using a compression format other than ZIP, Robocomm will call the program you specify here with the following two parameters:  %1 The name and path of the .QWK file to process  %2 The character string "NEWFILES.DAT" LMNR_[_[_[_[_[_[R6002 - floati DEFAULT "DOWNLOAD FILE" PROTOCOL - Specify the default protocol that Robocomm should use when downloading (receiving) files from a BBS. Robocomm supports three "internal" protocols: ZMODEM - The standard for reliable, high speed file transfers. Enter the word ZMODEM to use this protocol. YMODEM-G - An ultra high speed protocol that requires "error correcting" modems on both ends of the connection. Enter the word YMODEM-G to use this protocol. NOTE: If you experience failed transfers with this protocol, switch to Zmodem. If you are a high speed modem user and you experience problems at 38400 baud, drop your baud rate down to 19200. YMODEM - An old reliable protocol for use on systems that do not support either of the above protocols. Enter the word YMODEM to use this protocol. NOTE: this is a batch protocol, compatible with PCBoard 14.5's Ymodem protocol. It is NOT compatible with Robocomm 2.0's Xmodem-1K version of YMODEM! BATCH FILES - You may also specify "external" protocols by entering the name of the batch file that Robocomm should use for file transfers. The batch file you specify here must be in your Robocomm subdirectory or file search PATH. When Robocomm calls a transfer batch file, it will send three parameters, as follows:  %1 1, 2, 3 or 4 depending on the comm port in use.  %2 The baud rate of the connection between the computer and the modem.  %3 The full name and path of the file being transfered See the Robocomm documentation for sample batch files that you can use with popular external protocol engines. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullKKKKKKK<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplici DEFAULT "DOWNLOAD MAIL" PROTOCOL - Specify the default protocol that Robocomm should use when receiving mail packets from a mail door. Robocomm supports three "internal" protocols: ZMODEM - The standard for reliable, high speed file transfers. Enter the word ZMODEM to use this protocol. YMODEM-G - An ultra high speed protocol that requires "error correcting" modems on both ends of the connection. Enter the word YMODEM-G to use this protocol. NOTE: If you experience failed transfers with this protocol, switch to Zmodem. If you are a high speed modem user and you experience problems at 38400 baud, drop your baud rate down to 19200. YMODEM - An old reliable protocol for use on systems that do not support either of the above protocols. Enter the word YMODEM to use this protocol. NOTE: this is a batch protocol, compatible with PCBoard 14.5's Ymodem protocol. It is NOT compatible with Robocomm 2.0's Xmodem-1K version of YMODEM! BATCH FILES - You may also specify "external" protocols by entering the name of the batch file that Robocomm should use for file transfers. The batch file you specify here must be in your Robocomm subdirectory or file search PATH. When Robocomm calls a transfer batch file, it will send three parameters, as follows:  %1 1, 2, 3 or 4 depending on the comm port in use.  %2 The baud rate of the connection between the computer and the modem.  %3 The full name and path of the file being transfered See the Robocomm documentation for sample batch files that you can use with popular external protocol engines. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullKKKKKKK<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicit FILE LIST/BROWSE COMMAND - Enter the command that Robocomm should use to start your file browsing utility. Robocomm will call this utility whenever you elect to view a capture file or log file. INTERNAL VIEWER - Robocomm contains it's own file viewing utility, which is selected by default. To use Robocomm's internal file viewer specify the word INTERNAL in this field. by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error xDOMAIN error ySING error zTLOSS error RAM FOR FILE TRANSFER & EXTRACT - Specify the amount of memory in kilobytes that Robocomm needs to free up to execute the file transfer and file extraction utilities you have specified in the spaces above. Robocomm will free up only the amount of RAM you specify here before running these programs. In most cases, 200 (the default value) will be sufficient. However, the amount is configurable between 1 and 512. Users of alternative command processors, such as 4DOS or Dr. DOS, may need to increase this value to run the default utilities. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullKKKKKKK<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly generated xDOMAIN error ySING error zTLOSS error COMMAND TO INVOKE MAIL READER - Enter the command that Robocomm should use to start your mail reading program. In most cases you will need to specify the name of a batch file that changes to the proper subdirectory and starts your mail program. Memory Issues - Robocomm will swap all but 12K of itself to a temporary file or EMS before invoking your reader. If you do not have sufficent free Expanded Memory, you should tell Robocomm to place its temporary files on the fastest disk drive you have available (on the CONFIGURE DIRECTORIES menu). A RAM disk is especially well suited for this purpose, providing almost instantaneous switching between Robocomm and your mail reader. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullKKKKKKK<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point erro RAM NEEDED FOR MAIL READER - If you wish to run your mail reader from the Robocomm main menu, specify the amount of RAM needed to run the mail reader program here. Don't forget to account for the extra memory that will be needed by the mail reader to run its file extraction utilities. .DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: [[[[[[R6002 - floating point not loazK0 DEFAULT "UPLOAD FILE" PROTOCOL - Specify the default protocol that Robocomm should use when uploading (sending) files to a BBS. Robocomm supports three "internal" protocols: ZMODEM - The standard for reliable, high speed file transfers. Enter the word ZMODEM to use this protocol. YMODEM-G - An ultra high speed protocol that requires "error correcting" modems on both ends of the connection. Enter the word YMODEM-G to use this protocol. NOTE: If you experience failed transfers with this protocol, switch to Zmodem. If you are a high speed modem user and you experience problems at 38400 baud, drop your baud rate down to 19200. YMODEM - An old reliable protocol for use on systems that do not support either of the above protocols. Enter the word YMODEM to use this protocol. NOTE: this is a batch protocol, compatible with PCBoard 14.5's Ymodem protocol. It is NOT compatible with Robocomm 2.0's Xmodem-1K version of YMODEM! BATCH FILES - You may also specify "external" protocols by entering the name of the batch file that Robocomm should use for file transfers. The batch file you specify here must be in your Robocomm subdirectory or file search PATH. When Robocomm calls a transfer batch file, it will send three parameters, as follows:  %1 1, 2, 3 or 4 depending on the comm port in use.  %2 The baud rate of the connection between the computer and the modem.  %3 The full name and path of the file being transfered See the Robocomm documentation for sample batch files that you can use with popular external protocol engines. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullKKKKKKK<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly gene DEFAULT "UPLOAD MAIL" PROTOCOL - Specify the default protocol that Robocomm should use when sending mail packets to a mail door. Robocomm supports three "internal" protocols: ZMODEM - The standard for reliable, high speed file transfers. Enter the word ZMODEM to use this protocol. YMODEM-G - An ultra high speed protocol that requires "error correcting" modems on both ends of the connection. Enter the word YMODEM-G to use this protocol. NOTE: If you experience failed transfers with this protocol, switch to Zmodem. If you are a high speed modem user and you experience problems at 38400 baud, drop your baud rate down to 19200. YMODEM - An old reliable protocol for use on systems that do not support either of the above protocols. Enter the word YMODEM to use this protocol. NOTE: this is a batch protocol, compatible with PCBoard 14.5's Ymodem protocol. It is NOT compatible with Robocomm 2.0's Xmodem-1K version of YMODEM! BATCH FILES - You may also specify "external" protocols by entering the name of the batch file that Robocomm should use for file transfers. The batch file you specify here must be in your Robocomm subdirectory or file search PATH. When Robocomm calls a transfer batch file, it will send three parameters, as follows:  %1 1, 2, 3 or 4 depending on the comm port in use.  %2 The baud rate of the connection between the computer and the modem.  %3 The full name and path of the file being transfered See the Robocomm documentation for sample batch files that you can use with popular external protocol engines. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullKKKKKKK<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly genFILE VIEWING COMMAND Enter the name of the utility that you want Robocomm to run when you want to view the contents of a compressed file. Robocomm views compressed files in the Downloads directory, the Uploads Directory and when reading captured PCBoard Mail packets. This utility should be installed in your Robocomm directory, or should be available via the DOS path. ?LgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING .ZIP EXTRACTION COMMAND - If a .QWK mail packet was received from the BBS, Robocomm will attempt to extract the file "NEWFILES.DAT" from the .QWK file after logging off the BBS. If the .QWK file was created using the .ZIP format, Robocomm will call the program you specify here with the following two parameters:  %1 The name and path of the .QWK file to process  %2 The caracter string "NEWFILES.DAT" BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR8[8[8[8[8[8[R6002 - floa UTILITY CONFIGURATION MENU - Use the up and down arrow keys to select the configuration option to change. Once you have selected the option to change, press [Enter] to edit or toggle. Help on the individual items in this menu is available by selecting the field by pressing [Enter], followed by [F1]. .DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEMJ܏ z\8T>ȋȋ֋"J">\8ܼ=R8\Jbܔ88\VC?k8\z8 =mzz$܌ܳ AGENDA SELECTION BOX - Select an agenda from this list by pressing the up and down arrow keys. When the one you want is highlighted, press [Enter].  An agenda which was not successfully completed the last time it was run.  An agenda that was successfully completed the last time it was run.  the last time it was run.  An agenda that was successfully completed the last time it was run. XZDTLMNRT[T[T[T[T[T[R6002 - floati SELECT SYSTEM - This is a pop-up selection box of all systems in your Robocomm systems database. Just use the up and down arrow keys to select the desired system and press [Enter]. BROADCASTING FILES - If you are in the processes of creating an "Upload" agenda item, you can use Robocomm's "Broadcast" feature by using the spacebar to tag all of the systems that you would like to send the file to. Memo> BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR]]]]]]R6002 - floaDOWNLOADS DIRECTORY This listing contains records for all file that you have downloaded or uploaded using Robocomm. The following is a quick reference for this screen. See the Robocomm Users' Guide for detailed information. Del Delete the highlighted file listing. SPACE Use the space bar to tag/untag a file. Tagged files can be selected for uploading or for writing to a text file via the "W" command. B Bulk Erase records before a date or from a specific BBS. C Clean up the database. Remove all records marked as DEL. E Edit the description of the current file. F Find Text [Alt-F] Find Again I Import a PCBoard file listing. [Alt-J] Jump to the first file starting with the next letter you type. K Toggle the "Keep" status of this file. Files marked as keep are never removed from the file list. O OFFLINE/ONLINE - This key allows you to move files to and from floppy disks for offline storage. S Change the sort order. The current sort order is shown at the upper right corner of the screen. T Test the file with TESTFILE.BAT V View the file with your compressed file viewing utility W Write a PCBoard directory format entry for this file or all tagged files to a text file. Z Mark all files in the list as DELeted. DELeted files are permanently removed when you use the "C" command to clean up the database. [+] Use either plus key to mark a file as "Keep" and also TAG it for downloading. [-] Use either minus key to remove all tags from an entry.  NAVIGATION KEYS    Scroll up and down in the file listing  ^[PgUp] Go to the first file in the list  ^[PgDn] Go to the last file in the list  [PgUp] Scroll up one full page of listings  [PgDn] Scroll down one full page of listings  (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullYYYYYYY<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly generated xDOMAIN error ySINFile U/L conference If you use Robocomm's BROADCAST feature to upload a file to multiple BBS systems with a single command, Robocomm will use this conference number when it constructs the upload agenda item for this BBS. disk fullLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLg *.*BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRLgLgLgffffff?LgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FIMAIL DOOR Enter the number or name of the mail door you wish to use on this BBS. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullTTTTTTT<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly generated xDOMAIN erro"DOWNLOAD MAIL" PROTOCOL - Specify the protocol that you would like to use when receiving mail from this BBS. Robocomm supports three "internal" protocols: ZMODEM - The standard for reliable, high speed file transfers. Enter the word ZMODEM to use this protocol. YMODEM-G - An ultra high speed protocol that requires "error correcting" modems on both ends of the connection. Enter the word YMODEM-G to use this protocol. NOTE: If you experience failed transfers with this protocol, switch to Zmodem. YMODEM - An old reliable protocol for use on systems that do not support either of the above protocols. Enter the word YMODEM to use this protocol. NOTE: this is a batch protocol, compatible with PCBoard 14.5's Ymodem protocol. It is NOT compatible with Robocomm 2.0's Xmodem-1K version of YMODEM! BATCH FILES - You may also specify "external" protocols by entering the name of the batch file that Robocomm should use for file transfers. The batch file you specify here must be in your Robocomm subdirectory or file search PATH. When Robocomm calls a transfer batch file, it will send three parameters, as follows:  %1 1, 2, 3 or 4 depending on the comm port in use.  %2 The baud rate of the connection between the computer and the modem.  %3 The full name and path of the file being transfered See the Robocomm documentation for sample batch files that you can use with popular external protocol engines. (R)disk fulldisk ful"UPLOAD MAIL" PROTOCOL - Specify the protocol that you would like to use when sending mail to this BBS. Robocomm supports three "internal" protocols: ZMODEM - The standard for reliable, high speed file transfers. Enter the word ZMODEM to use this protocol. YMODEM-G - An ultra high speed protocol that requires "error correcting" modems on both ends of the connection. Enter the word YMODEM-G to use this protocol. NOTE: If you experience failed transfers with this protocol, switch to Zmodem. YMODEM - An old reliable protocol for use on systems that do not support either of the above protocols. Enter the word YMODEM to use this protocol. NOTE: this is a batch protocol, compatible with PCBoard 14.5's Ymodem protocol. It is NOT compatible with Robocomm 2.0's Xmodem-1K version of YMODEM! BATCH FILES - You may also specify "external" protocols by entering the name of the batch file that Robocomm should use for file transfers. The batch file you specify here must be in your Robocomm subdirectory or file search PATH. When Robocomm calls a transfer batch file, it will send three parameters, as follows:  %1 1, 2, 3 or 4 depending on the comm port in use.  %2 The baud rate of the connection between the computer and the modem.  %3 The full name and path of the file being transfered See the Robocomm documentation for sample batch files that you can use with popular external protocol engines. (R)disk fulldisk full"DOWNLOAD FILE" PROTOCOL - Specify the protocol that you would like to use when receiving files from this BBS. Robocomm supports three "internal" protocols: ZMODEM - The standard for reliable, high speed file transfers. Enter the word ZMODEM to use this protocol. YMODEM-G - An ultra high speed protocol that requires "error correcting" modems on both ends of the connection. Enter the word YMODEM-G to use this protocol. NOTE: If you experience failed transfers with this protocol, switch to Zmodem. YMODEM - An old reliable protocol for use on systems that do not support either of the above protocols. Enter the word YMODEM to use this protocol. NOTE: this is a batch protocol, compatible with PCBoard 14.5's Ymodem protocol. It is NOT compatible with Robocomm 2.0's Xmodem-1K version of YMODEM! BATCH FILES - You may also specify "external" protocols by entering the name of the batch file that Robocomm should use for file transfers. The batch file you specify here must be in your Robocomm subdirectory or file search PATH. When Robocomm calls a transfer batch file, it will send three parameters, as follows:  %1 1, 2, 3 or 4 depending on the comm port in use.  %2 The baud rate of the connection between the computer and the modem.  %3 The full name and path of the file being transfered See the Robocomm documentation for sample batch files that you can use with popular external protocol engines. (R)disk fulldisk "UPLOAD FILE" PROTOCOL - Specify the protocol that you would like to use when sending files to this BBS. Robocomm supports three "internal" protocols: ZMODEM - The standard for reliable, high speed file transfers. Enter the word ZMODEM to use this protocol. YMODEM-G - An ultra high speed protocol that requires "error correcting" modems on both ends of the connection. Enter the word YMODEM-G to use this protocol. NOTE: If you experience failed transfers with this protocol, switch to Zmodem. YMODEM - An old reliable protocol for use on systems that do not support either of the above protocols. Enter the word YMODEM to use this protocol. NOTE: this is a batch protocol, compatible with PCBoard 14.5's Ymodem protocol. It is NOT compatible with Robocomm 2.0's Xmodem-1K version of YMODEM! BATCH FILES - You may also specify "external" protocols by entering the name of the batch file that Robocomm should use for file transfers. The batch file you specify here must be in your Robocomm subdirectory or file search PATH. When Robocomm calls a transfer batch file, it will send three parameters, as follows:  %1 1, 2, 3 or 4 depending on the comm port in use.  %2 The baud rate of the connection between the computer and the modem.  %3 The full name and path of the file being transfered See the Robocomm documentation for sample batch files that you can use with popular external protocol engines. (R)disk fulldisk fullMAIL DOOR Enter the number of the door that Robocomm should open to access the mail transfer capabilities of this BBS. disk fulliiiiiiii*.* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment : LOGIN ID NAME - Enter the full name (first & last) that Robocomm should use when logging on to this system. UIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR_[_[_[_[_[_[R6002 - floati PHONE NUMBER - Enter a phone number for this system. If you wish to use Robocomm's dialing prefix, place a "+" as the first character in the phone number. To use a dialing suffix, place a "@" as the last character of the phone number. To cause dialing to pause for 1 or more seconds, use a "," (comma) in the phone number for each 1 second you wish dialing to pause. When dialing, Robocomm will replace the dialing prefix and suffix with the numbers you specify in the "Dialing Prefix" and "Dialing Suffix" fields on the CONFIGURE-GENERAL screen. PC PURSUIT NOTES - If Robocomm will be calling this BBS via PC Pursuit, you should enter only the 7 digit phone number. Don't input the area code or any suffix or prefix characters. EXCLUDING NUMBERS - If you would like Robocomm to skip this phone number when dialing, you can temporarily exclude it from the dialing queue by placing a "/" at the first character in the number. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->-> SYSTEM NAME - Enter the name of this system. .NTXdisk full->->->CNLDMAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR_[_[_[_[_[_[R6002 - floati LANGUAGE TO USE - If this BBS gives you an option for which language to use as the first question after connecting, then enter the number of the language you would like to use here. A growing trend among Sysops is to offer the PCBoard "Standard" prompts as a language option. You should select the standard prompts if they are available. If your local Sysop doesn't offer standard prompts, encourage him/her to do so! IN error ySING error zTLOSS error PASSWORD - Enter the password that Robocomm will use to log on to this BBS. ->->CNLDMAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR_[_[_[_[_[_[R6002 - floati PC PURSUIT CITY - If you are using Robocomm with PC Pursuit, enter the abbreviation of the PC Pursuit outdial city to request when dialing this BBS system. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* ]]]]]]]]BFPVCGProDoor Conference If Robocomm will need to join a conference before opening ProDoor, enter the conference number or name in this field. LgLgLgffffff?LgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILELg<>R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error R6001ProDoor Door # If ProDoor is available on this BBS and you want Robocomm to use it, put the Door # for ProDoor in this field. NOTE: The "default" prompt defintions which are supplied with Robocomm version 3.0 DO NOT support ProDoor. You will need to develop or import special prompt defintions if you want Robocomm to use ProDoor. G FILELg<>R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error R6001 MAIL DOOR CONFERENCE - If Robocomm will need to join a BBS conference in order to access the mail door, enter the number or name of the conference here.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR_[_[_[_[_[_[R6002 - floatiSYSTEM EDITING Use the up and down arrow keys to select the item you wish to change and press [Enter] to change it. oint not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly generated xDOMAIN error ySING error zTLOSS error EDIT SYSTEM ID - If you wish to change the system ID associated with this board, enter the new ID in this field. NOTE - Any agendas you have created which reference this ID will need to be changed to reflect the new name. If this system supports the Qmail Door, make sure that the ID you enter here matches the Qmail ID for the BBS. EM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNR_[_[_[_[_[_[R6002 - floatiEXPORT PROMPTS To create a Robocomm Prompt Definition file for this BBS, which you can share with others, enter a filename with no extension here. A .RPD file will be created using the displayed prompt definitions for this BBS. DEFAULT PROMPTS - To create a new DEFAULT.RPD file from the displayed prompts, enter DEFAULT here. The prompt definitions shown will be used for all NEW BBS systems added, or whenever "DEFAULT" is selected from the prompt definition menu. disk fullFIND TEXT Enter the text that you wish to find - case is not relevant. Robocomm will search through all file names, descriptions and BBS IDs to find the first match, starting at the current cursor location. To re-search from your current position using the same search criteria, press [Alt-F]. hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly generated R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error xDOMAIN error NEW FILES DIRECTORY - This is a listing of all "New Files" which Robocomm has accumulated via your "New Files Scan" agenda items, or by extracting the NEWFILES.DAT file from your downloaded mail packets. When this screen first appears, the files are sorted in reverse chronological order, based upon the date that the listing was received. The following is a quick reference for this screen. See the Robocomm Users' Guide for detailed information. Del Delete the highlighted file listing. SPACE Use the space bar to tag/untag a file. Tagged files can be selected for downloading or for writing to a text file via the "W" command. B Bulk Erase records before a date or from a specific BBS. C Clean up the database. Remove all records marked as DEL. E Edit the description of the current file. F Find Text [Alt-F] Find Again I Import a PCBoard file listing. [Alt-J] Jump to the first file starting with the next letter you type. K Toggle the "Keep" status of this file. Files marked as keep are never removed from the file list. S Change the sort order. The current sort order is shown at the upper right corner of the screen. W Write a PCBoard directory format entry for this file or all tagged files to a text file. Z Mark all files excpet those marked "Keep" as DELetetd. DELeted files are permanently removed when you use the "C" command to clean up the database. [+] Use either plus key to mark a file as "Keep" and also TAG it for downloading. [-] Use either minus key to remove all tags from an entry.  NAVIGATION KEYS    Scroll up and down in the file listing  ^[PgUp] Go to the first file in the list  ^[PgDn] Go to the last file in the list  [PgUp] Scroll up one full page of listings  [PgDn] Scroll down one full page of listings (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullYYYYYYY<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly generated xDOMAIN error ySICONFERENCE Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: (#) Conference Command? Robocomm can recognize most variations on this prompt, regardless of what you specify here. However, if the BBS setup is particularly exotic, you can use the # character to represent the conference number or name at runtime. ion is strongly recommended. It should only be removed if the BBS does not display conference numbers for some or all of iDESCRIPTION Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: (Enter) alone to end. (45 chars/line, XX lines maximum) ------------------------------------------) ? disk full________*.* ________________________________TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WSTART D/L Enter text which signifies that the mail packet transfer has started on the BBS end.  filters out only the escape character "" from ANSI displays which may be received from the mail door, so try not to select a string which will contain an ANSI escape sequence. DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:*.* bbbbbbbbTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAXDUPLICATE FILE Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: ) duplicates a current board file. __________TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly gPRODOOR FILE DESCRIPTION Enter a string that Robocomm can look for to determine that it is OK to send an uploaded file's description to ProDoor. default, Robocomm looks for:  ------) gLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILELg<>R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error R6001 PRODOOR ID STRING - Enter a string that Robocomm can look for when opening ProDoor to verify that the door was opened successfully. The default is:  PRODOOR LgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILELg<>R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error R6001PRODOOR MAIN COMMAND Enter a string that Robocomm can use to identify the ProDoor "Main Board Command" or "Conference Command" prompts. It is essential that this string does not occur in the PCBoard Main Board or Conference command prompts. This will cause a conflict on many BBS systems. Use ProDoor only as a last resort! stems. Use ProDoor only as a last resort! k overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error R6001PRODOOR START TRANSFER Enter a string that Robocomm can look for to determine the appropriate time to start a protocol driven file transfer. default, Robocomm looks for:  CTRL-X gLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgLgTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILELg<>R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error R6001.  155ART TRANSFER Enter a string that Robocomm can look for to determine the appropriate time to start a protocol driven file transvD\8 tQ]Q})zzVQ])) + vD8\&,QBQ])zz!Q])z)PzzSYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILELg<>R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time z$01FIRST NAME Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: What is your first name? _________________TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly gFILE NOT FOUND Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: ) not found on disk! disk full________*.* ________________________________TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - nuFRONT END DOOR SELECTION PROMPT If this BBS is running a front end program, such as ProLogon, or intermediate door selection program, such as DDoor, enter a string that will identify the prompt it issues when asking for the door to open. By default, Robocomm looks for:  DOOR # ILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILEoh<>R6000 - stack overflow R6003 - integer divide by 0 R6009 - not enough space for environment run-time error R6001FILE TOO LARGE Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompts: Sorry, download bytes left available are Sorry, uploads are currently disabled! disk fulliiiiiiii*.* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FIGRAPHICS Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: Do you want graphics (Enter)=no?   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:*.* bbbbbbbbTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAXGENERIC COMMAND Enter a word which can be found in both the Main Board and Conference main command prompts. The default "COMMAND" should work in most instances. WARNING - Be very careful in changing this prompt definition. Supervise your next online session carefully! disk fulliiiiiiii*.* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING HELP Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: (H)elp, disk fulliiiiiiii*.* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment LANGUAGE Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: Enter Language # to use (Enter)=no change?  9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:*.* bbbbbbbbTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAXMORE Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: Main Board Command? rd Command? disk full________*.* ________________________________TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001NOT ACCEPTED Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: Uploads not accepted on File Format ( disk fulliiiiiiii*.* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded NO MAIL Enter text which can be found in the prompt sent by the mail door to signify that no mail packet is available for download. obocomm filters out only the escape character "" from ANSI displays which may be received from the mail door, so try not to select a string which will contain an ANSI escape sequence. ence. disk fulliiiiiiii*.* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiPASSWORD Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: Password (Dots will echo)? ? isk full________*.* ________________________________TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - NO PROTOCOL Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: Protocol Type for Transfer, (Enter) or (N)=abort? ____TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly gMAIL DOOR COMMAND Enter text which can be found in the main command prompt of the mail door. obocomm filters out only the escape character "" from ANSI displays which may be received from the mail door, so try not to select a string which will contain an ANSI escape sequence. disk fulliiiiiiii*.* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY D/L MAIL? Enter text which can be found in the prompt to which Robocomm will respond with "Y" to begin a mail packet download. obocomm filters out only the escape character "" from ANSI displays which may be received from the mail door, so try not to select a string which will contain an ANSI escape sequence. disk fulliiiiiiii*.* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTRLIB ERREAD COMMAND Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: ), Message Read Command? disk full________*.* ________________________________TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - RESTRICTED ACCESS Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompts: Insufficient time remaining for complete transfer Insufficient Download Security for( Insufficient disk space for complete upload!  ING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 - null pointer assignment : MATH - floating-point error: einvalid gdivide by 0 hoverflow nstack overflow pexplicitly gSCAN MESSAGES Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: Scan Message Base Since 'Last Read' (Enter)=yes?  disk full________*.* ________________________________TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating poiSTART TRANSFER Enter the text to look for in the customized prompt which replaces the following default PCBoard prompt: (Ctrl-X) Aborts Transfer disk full________*.* ________________________________TRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point not loaded R6001 START U/L Enter text which is sent by the BBS to signify that it is ready to begin receipt of a reply packet. bocomm filters out only the escape character "" from ANSI displays which may be received from the mail door, so try not to select a string which will contain an ANSI escape sequence. disk fulliiiiiiii*.* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOIMPORT PROMPTS Enter a valid path and/or name of the Robocomm Prompt Definition file to import. To select from a list of .RPD files in the current directory, press [F10]. disk fulliiiiiiii*.* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING MEMORY OPENING FILE SEEKING FILE POSITION READING FILE WRITING FILE CLOSING FILE<>R6002 - floating point SET AGENDA - Enter the name of a previously created agenda. To select from a list, press [F10]. The agenda you specify will be the one acted upon by the GO and AGENDA-EDIT commands. By default, this field will contain the name of the last agenda that was used. <>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRT[T[T[T[T[T[R6002 - floati DELETE AGENDA - Enter the name of a previously created agenda. To select from a list, press [F10]. *WARNING* - The agenda you specify at this prompt will be permanently removed from your Robocomm datafiles.  ͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNRZ[Z[Z[Z[Z[Z[R6002 - floati CREATE AGENDA - To begin the process of making a new agenda, enter a unique agenda name here. Once you specify the new agenda name, you will be shown the AGENDA MODIFICATION screen. Further help on creating agendas will be available there by pressing [F1]. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk full->->->CNLDMAUEUIUHELP .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC GO LATER DATE - Enter the date on which you would like the currently set agenda to be executed. UIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk fulle*.* eeeeeeeeBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNReeeeeeeffffff?eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING GO LATER TIME - Enter the time that you would like to execute the currently set agenda. DMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk fulle*.* eeeeeeeeBFPVCGJKQSXZDTLMNReeeeeeeffffff?eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeTRLIB ERROR: SYNTAX ALLOCATING  Ctrl-Y Delete current line  Ctrl-B Re-format paragraph  Home Jump to start of line  End Jump to end of line  Ctrl-PgUp Jump to start of description  Ctrl-PgDn Jump to end of description  Esc Abandon changes and return  Ctrl-Enter Save description and return r Save description and return eturn xDOMAIN error ySING error zTLOSS error ENTER DISK ID The diskette in your offline files drive does not yet have a volume ID. Enter one in this space. Robocomm will remember the ID of the disk that it copies the file to and will display it on the file status screen. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* PROMPTS MENU EDIT Select this option to change individual prompt definitions for the currently displayed BBS. DEFAULT To reset the prompts for this BBS to the Robocomm default values, as defined in the DEFAULT.RPD file. IMPORT Select this option to import the prompt definitions from a "Robocomm Prompt Definition" file. These files will always have a .RPD extension. The prompt definitions from the file you specify will be used on this screen. EXPORT To export the prompts, as currently displayed, to a .RPD file. You can share this file with others who may be trying to get Robocomm working with a BBS which has customized its online prompts. QUIT To return to the previous screen. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBTORIGIN BBS Enter the BBS that this file listing was obtained from. Robocomm will use this name to identify the location of the files in the listing. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* ]]]]]]]]BFPVCGJKQSXZIMPORT FILE NAME Robocomm can import any text file which contains a section containing standard PCBoard file listings. Enter the name of the file to import in this space. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTX->->->CNLDMAUEUIUCOMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/:disk full]*.* ]]]]]  *** WELCOME TO ROBOCOMM! ***  You are currently at the Robocomm main menu. Use the arrow keys to move the highlight bar and [Enter] to select the highlighted option. Press [Esc] to back up to the top menu bar. The bottom line of the screen gives "hints" on the currently selected option's intended function. The [F1] key will bring you context-sensitive help throughout Robocomm. Press the  arrow keys to scroll this window. AGENDA This menu allows you to create and modify the schedules, or agendas, that Robocomm uses when it is online with a BBS. To tell Robocomm the agenda to work with now, use the SET command. GO This menu item contains the options which cause Robocomm to go "online." With it you can tell Robocomm to go online immediately, or at a later time. To go online in interactive mode, select "Terminal" from this menu. DIRECTORY This menu allows you to look at your specific BBS information, or listings of the files you have downloaded and files available for download on the systems you call. READ After setting up your mail reader programs, you can "Launch" them from this menu. Use Robocomm as the command interface for all your BBS related activities. CONFIGURE Use these menu options to tell Robocomm the way you want it to behave and also the settings that it should use during operation. QUIT Use this option to leave Robocomm. If you want to minimize the amount of space taken up by Robocomm's datafiles and remove records marked as "DELETED" in the file listings, select PACK from this menu as you quit. To close this help window and return to the main menu, press the [Esc], [Enter] or [F1] key. (R)disk fulldisk full.NTXdisk fullgQgQgQgQgQgQgQ<>R6002YES or NO Was this help screen really necessary? Use the arrow keys to select YES or NO to answer this question. Pressing the ESCape key is the same as selecting NO.  .T..F.   9#ALNXY!9#$*L#Y CR DBTFĿͻȺ COMSPEC/c "[]|<>+=;,.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBF.DBT.DBT.DBT.DBT.TXT.TXT.MEM.MEM.FRM.LBL.TMP.PRN\/:\/:\/: BFPVCGJKQSXZD