Œ)–÷	é¥}!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Û 0                     ChatBox Registration Number0                     ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 8 This is the number received when ChatBox is registered.      F Registration removes the "Unregistered Copy" message which appears inF the program along with a corresponding brief delay. Once this messageF and delay are removed,  ChatBox provides a true,  seamless appearance within PCBoard.Û /                       Default Chat Screen Type/                       ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ F  You may select the initial type split screen chat mode to begin  the4  on-line chat session in. The valid selections are: F  (1)  Horizontal Split Screen.  The Sysop will be in the top half  of9       the screen, the caller will be in the bottom half. F  (2)  Vertical Split Screen.  The Sysop will be in the left hand side@       of the screen, the caller will be on the right hand side. 3  (3)  Regular Non-Split Screen.  Self explanatory. F  (4)  Vertical Split Screen if caller is at  9600+  baud,  Horizontal5       Split Screen if caller is less than 9600 baud.Û 2                    Sound Made When Sysop is Paged2                    ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ B  You may select the type of sound ChatBox will make while paging.    (1)  The familiar "beep beep".@  (2)  The familiar "beep beep, with a lower pitch tone than #1.0  (3)  European telephone ring. Two short rings.'  (4)  Telephone ring.  Low pitch tone.*  (5)  Telephone ring.  Medium pitch tone.(  (6)  Telephone ring.  High pitch tone.'  (7)  Silent - Flashing box on screen.@  (8)  Shell - Use another program/device for sounds or screens. F  Press F2 at this parameter to listen to the sound you have selected.Û 2                      Baud Rate for 'Regular' Chat2                      ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ F  If the caller is at or below this baud rate, ChatBox will begin in aF  regular (non-split screen) chat mode.  Scrolling separate  parts  ofF  the screen (required in split screen chat modes) will usually  yieldA  unfavorable results to callers connecting at 300 and 1200 baud. F  Valid entries here are 300, 1200, 2400, & 9600.  ChatBox will always>  start in non-split screen mode if the caller is at 300 baud. F  The Sysop may toggle the split screen modes on at anytime  with  the  F1 and F2 keys.Û 0                       Name to Display for Sysop0                       ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ F  While in split-screen chat,  this name is used to identify the Sysop8  in the status line for the Sysop's half of the screen. F  This is used for the "Hello, this is _______" introductory text when7  the Sysop answers a page request or initiates a chat. F  This is also used when the Sysop drops to DOS in ChatBox. It will beD  displayed in front of the  "______ has exited to DOS..."  message.Û /                        Reason Prompt (or NONE)/                        ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ F  If ChatBox is being used to page the Sysop, this optional  parameterF  may be used to ask the caller to briefly state the reason  they  are  paging the Sysop. F  If this parameter is blank or NONE is entered, this question will be  disabled in ChatBox. A  If the Sysop is initiating the chat, this parameter is ignored. F  A file name may be specified in this parameter  by starting the leftF  most position with a % followed by a file. If you specify a file, doF  NOT specify a location.  The file must reside with CHATBOX.EXE.  For
  example: 2  %WHY.TXT Briefly state the reason for this chat?Û +                           Unavailable Text+                           ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ F  This text is displayed when F4 is toggled off,  if the  caller  doesF  not have a sufficient access level to request a chat,  or if a  page'  attempt goes unanswered. For example: 7  Sorry, the Sysop is not currently available for CHAT. E  The above is displayed to the caller and written to the CALLER log. F  A file name may be specified in this parameter  by starting the leftF  most position with a % followed by a file. Do NOT specify a locationD  with the name. The file must reside with CHATBOX.EXE. For example: )  %NO.TXT No one is available for a chat. F  NO.TXT is displayed to the caller, the text is written to CALLER(x).Û (                              Hours Text(                              ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ F  This text is displayed when a caller is requesting a chat outside of7  the hours allowed for the particular day of the week. :  Paging is allowed hh:mm - hh:mm. Please leave a comment. E  The above is displayed to the caller and written to the CALLER log. F  A file name may be specified in this parameter  by starting the leftF  most position with a % followed by a file. Do NOT specify a locationD  with the name. The file must reside with CHATBOX.EXE. For example: 0  %HOURS.TXT Page is not available at this hour. E  HOURS.TXT is displayed to caller, the text is written to CALLER(x).Û 0                       Page Start and Stop Times0                       ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ F  You may enter a page starting and stopping time for each day of  theF  week. Times must be entered in HH:MM format, where HH is a value  ofF  0 through 23,  and MM is a value of 0 through 59.  CBSETUP  performsF  minimal  testing of the hours input here.  Care should be  taken  toE  insure the times which are input are valid and in the HH:MM format. F  To disable paging on a particular day, simply set the page times for1  that day a minute apart, such as 12:00 - 12:01.  Û