@X0A
                    I take it you need help with @X0CZdoor@X0A...

@X0CZdoor@X0A has two menus available...the @X0EMain Menu@X0A and the @X0EFiles Menu@X0A.  Help for
both menus follows.

The following commands are available from the @X0EMain Menu@X0A:

@X0CCommand  Meaning
@X0A
@X0E  A@X0A      Leave the conference you are in and return to the main message
         section.  This change will carry over to PCB when you exit the
         door.

@X0E  B@X0A      List the bulletins available in the current conference and
         optionally read one or more of those bulletins.

@X0E  D@X0A      Begin to download a file using the currently selected transfer
         protocol (see the @X0C(T)@X0A command).  You will be prompted for the
         filename(s) to download.

@X0E  F@X0A      Switch to the @X0EFiles Menu@X0A.  From this menu, you can select a file
         to download, examine the contents of an archive, read files
         within an archive, and extract one or more files from an archive
         for download.

@X0E  G@X0A      Hang up.  Terminate connection with the BBS.

@X0E  H@X0A      Displays this help file.

@X0E  I@X0A      Redisplays the initial @X0CZDoor@X0A welcome file.

@X0E  J@X0A      Join one of the PCB conferences to which you have admit- tance.
         This change will carry over to PCB when you exit the door.
         Conference file directories become active when you join a
         conference.

@X0E  L@X0A      Find a given file on the board.  Full wildcarding is accepted.

@X0E  M@X0A      Select ANSI @X0Cgraphics@X0A or nongraphics mode. This change will carry
         over to PCB when you exit the door.

@X0E  MAIL@X0A   Executes a mail scan in which unread messages are compressed and
         placed in an archive for downloading.  Will use your 'Conference
         Scan' default, or allow you to change which conferences are
         scanned.  (See also the @X0C(R)@X0A command.)

@X0E  MARK@X0A   Tags a file for download.  At the main prompt, requests the file
         names(s) to be tagged.  While viewing an archive, tags that file.
         At a MORE: prompt during a F, N, L, or Z scan, requests the file
         name(s) to be tagged.  MARKed files can be C)leared or L)isted
         from the MARK command prompt.

@X0E  N@X0A      Scans for files added to the system since a given date.  The date
         of your last scan is the default.

@X0E  NEWS@X0A   Displays the @X0CZDoor@X0A news file.

@X0E  O@X0A      Beeps the operator for 30 seconds.

@X0E  P@X0A      Set the display page length (0 = continuous display with no pause)

@X0E  Q@X0A      Exit from @X0CZDoor@X0A and return to PCBoard.

@X0E  R@X0A      Allows you to reset your last message read pointers (for the
         conferences and the main board).  Used prior to a @X0EMAIL@X0A scan to
         include messages which may have already been read.

@X0E  T@X0A      Set the protocol for file transfers.  Default protocol is Zmodem.
         You can select true YModem Batch or, if you have a MNP reliable
         connect, YmodemG Batch.

@X0E  TIME@X0A   Enters the ZDoor Time Bank.  The Time Bank allows you to save
         unused time during one call for use during a subsequent call.  Once
         you enter the TIME command, you will be presented with a choice of
         D)epositing time, W)ithdrawing time, or exiting from the Time Bank.

@X0E  U@X0A      Begin to upload a file using the currently selected transfer
         protocol.

@X0E  V@X0A      Examine your individual PCBoard statistics.

@X0E  X@X0A      Toggle the verbose menus on and off.  If you needed this help
         screen, we recommend that you turn the menus on until you are
         familiar with @X0CZDoor@X0A.

@X0E  Z@X0A      Fast scan through files for a given string.  For example, Z MT2
         will locate all files whose name or descriptions contain the
         string "MT2".

The following commands are available from the @X0EFiles Menu@X0A:

@X0CCommand  Meaning
@X0A
@X0E  #@X0A      Typing in the number of a file directory will cause the contents
         of that directory to be displayed to the screen.

@X0E  D@X0A      Begin to download a file using the currently selected transfer
         protocol (see the @X0C(T)@X0A command).  If you have selected an archive
         file with the @X0C(S)@X0A command (see below), that file will be
         downloaded. Otherwise, you will be prompted for the filename.

@X0E  E@X0A      Choose one or more members of an archive file that are to be
         extracted to a temporary archive file for downloading.

@X0E  H@X0A      Displays this help file.

@X0E  L@X0A      Display a list of the file directories available on the BBS.

@X0E  MARK@X0A   Tags a file for download.  At the main prompt, requests the file
         names(s) to be tagged.  While viewing an archive, tags that file.
         At a MORE: prompt during a F, N, L, or Z scan, requests the file
         name(s) to be tagged.  MARKed files can be C)leared or L)isted
         from the MARK command prompt.

@X0E  R@X0A      Read one or more files within a selected archive file.  Wildcards
         are supported.  This command will display text files within an
         archive.

@X0E  S@X0A      Choose an archive file for further processing (downloading,
         listing, or reading a file within).

@X0E  V@X0A      Display a verbose listing of the files contained in the archive
         file that has been selected with the @X0C(S)@X0A command.

@X0E  X@X0A      Toggle the verbose menus on and off.  If you needed this help
         screen, we recommend that you turn the menus on until you are
         familiar with @X0CZDoor@X0A.

A carriage return at the @X0EFiles Menu@X0A prompt will return you to the @X0EMain Menu@X0A.

On any of the menus, commands may be stacked.  For example, to select the
YmodemG transfer protocol, you could enter the command "@X0CT G@X0A".  To scan for all
new files in the upload directory which have been added since your last scan,
you could enter the command "@X0CN S U@X0A".  To do a mail scan on your default scan
conferences, the command would be "@X0CMAIL D@X0A".

Text entry can be aborted by ^X or ^K, which return you to the @X0CZDoor@X0A prompt.