LC.PPE - List Callers File PPE

   Written By Dan Shore - SysOp
              The Shoreline BBS
              (301) 946-2771
              January 30, 1996

   Purpose:  List the callers file for any node (just like PCB), but added
             features include:  Display backwards (newest to oldest date),
             Display forwards (oldest to newest date), Return to MENU to
             select another file to view, jump (search) to a string in
             the callers file (highlights found string), & Change display
             direction on the fly.


  Installation
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  1. Make changes to your CDM.LST file to add one or both of the following
     entries.  If you wish to retain the PCB function for listing the
     callers files, then omit the entry for SysOp command #13.  With just
     the "LC" entry, you can have two ways to list your callers files.

                            Charges Per     PPE/MNU File Specification -or-
           Command    Sec  Minute    Use    Keystroke Substitution
       ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ ÍÍÍ ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
       13             110        0        0 C:\PCB\PPE\CALLER\LC.PPE
       LC             110        0        0 C:\PCB\PPE\CALLER\LC.PPE


   2. Edit the LC.CFG file.  Each line in the LC.CFG represents the node
      number (line #1 = Node #1).  Enter the FULL PATH AND FILENAME of
      the callers file for that node.


   That's it, you are finished installing LC.PPE!  Enjoy!


   Limitations of LC.PPE
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   The only limitation of LC.PPE  are:

   A.  When a user is online and:

   -  entries for the callers file are still in memory and have not been
      written to the disk file yet - hence LC.PPE will not display them.

   You will notice if you use PCBoard SysOp 13 command and then LC.PPE
   you may see a different display by 3-5 lines or more.  Again this is
   due to the lines still residing in memory and have not been written
   to the callers file on disk.

   B.  This PPE will only display in 23 line mode and does not support
       50 line mode at this time.



   Warranty & Disclaimer
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   THIS PRODUCT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
   INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
   PURPOSE.  THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE RESULTS AND PERFORMANCE OF THE
   PROGRAM IS ASSUMED BY YOU.  FURTHERMORE, I THE AUTHOR DO NOT WARRANT,
   GUARANTEE, OR MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING THE USE OF OR THE
   RESULTS OF THE USE OF THE PROGRAM, OR THAT THE PROGRAM WILL RUN WITHOUT
   ERROR, AND YOU RELY ON THE PROGRAM AND RESULTS SOLELY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
   I THE AUTHOR CANNOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR SYSTEM DAMAGE, LOSS OF
   PROFIT, OR ANY OTHER SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
   RESULTING FROM THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THIS PRODUCT.


   Conclusion
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   This archive has been zipped with an authenticity verification stamp.
   When you unzip this archive you should see at the end:

          Authentic files Verified!   # MMJ131
          THE SHORELINE BBS

   If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, etc. please feel free
   to contact me via NetMail, the PCBoard or the PCBNet conferece in FIDO,
   PCBoard in ILink or the PPL conference on RIME.


   Dan Shore                  (301) 946-2771  - Node 1 (public access)
   The Shoreline BBS          (301) 946-4202  - Node 2 (subscribers)
   4312 Ferrara Court         (301) 946-8153  - Node 3 (public access)
   Silver Spring, MD 20906
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