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; *                         AUTOJOIN V 1.00                       *
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; *                    Written in PPL for PCBoard                 *
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; *                    Designed By:  Gary Meeker                  *
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; *                    Began development: 01-10-94                *
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1.00 (01-10-94) - Initial Release.

AutoJoin allows a User to select the conference they wish to join upon
logging on to the BBS. It checks to make sure it is a valid number and
then checks to make sure the User is registered in the conference also
taking into account expiration date and the expired conference flag.

The conference selection is placed into the User Comment at the position
indicated by number placed on the command line in the CMD.LST file.  The
number is  padded to four characters and I recommend using 27 to use the
last four characters of the comment field.

                                File Locations

          Command     Security  PPE/MNU File -or- Keystroke Replacement
      ΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝ  ΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝ  ΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝΝ
   1) AUTOJOIN            0     I:\PCB\PPE\AUTOJOIN.PPE 27

If the User blanks  out the conference number then  they will return to
the conference they were last in if that feature is enabled in PCBoard.
Setting 0 will place them in the Main Board allowing the User to disable
the last in feature themselves. They may also choose any other conference
to return to each call.

You must also run LASTON.PPE during the LOGON Script in order for the
AutoJoin to work as  that is the  program that places the User in the
Conference. Make sure the number on the command line agrees with that
in the LASTON.CFG file line 2.