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| Enhanced One-Liners v1.0                                                    |
| Written by Drew [PWA]                                                       |
| Docs last updated 05-11-96                                                  |
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| 0. Table of Contents                                                        |
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    1. Introduction
    2. Packaging
    3. Installation
    4. Configuration
    5. Contacting the Author


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| 1. Introduction                                                             |
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    Enhanced One-Liners is your typical one-liners PPE that has been beaten
to a pulp over the past couple of years in PPE programming.  Nothing in this
PPE is 100% original, but rather, it takes a lot of good features from many
other one-liners and puts it altogether here.  It features:

        - on-the-fly PCBoard color code interpretation

        - foreground & background color changing using the arrow keys

        - stores one-liners information in a DBASE database, so no mucking
          around with a messy text file

        - definable security level options (viewing authors, deleting
          one-liners, and bypassing "view-only" mode)

        - definable external text filter, to remove text that users
          shouldn't be adding to a one-liner (ie: PCBoard @-macros)

        - 100% complete source code for your ripping, err, modification
          pleasure.


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| 2. Packaging                                                                |
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    Your zip file should contain the following files:

        EONE.PPE       The main PPE itself.
        EONE.CFG       Configuration file
        EONE.DOC       Documentation (you are reading it now).
        COLORS         Help screen for available color codes
        MENU           One-liners menu
        HELP           One-liners help screen
        FILTER         Filter for unwanted text
        OTHERDJP.DOC   Other stuff I've written.
        FILE_ID.DIZ    File (zip) description.
        PWA.NFO        PWA info file.
        TSP.NFO        My bbs ad.

    If any of these files are missing, be warned that you may have a copy
that has been tampered with.  If you have any extra files, they are
extraneous and unnecessary.


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    You will most likely want to put this in your logon process somewhere.
Simply stick in "!C:\PPE\EONE\EONE.PPE" (or whatever your path is) in your
logon script.

    Additionally, you may want to install this off of your main menu as an
additional command.  In these situations, you may only want the users to
view the one-liners and not add any (imagine if you let users add one-liners
off the main menu: one lame user could erase all existing ones and replace
them all with lame ones written entirely by that user).  If you would like
to only allow viewing, add the ppe to your CMD.LST and give it a "VIEW"
parameter: "!C:\PPE\EONE\EONE.PPE VIEW"

    The view feature only applies to users with a security level lower than
the level defined in EONE.CFG (see below for configuration details).


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    EONE.CFG contains all configuration options for Enhanced One-Liners.  It
contains mostly text strings for you to customize accordingly with the look
of your system.  The configuration file is well-documented and should provide
all that you need to know.

    The file "FILTER" contains text strings which will be filtered out of
a one-liner.  I've included all the PCBoard @-macros in it already, which
should be plenty enough.  But if you find the need to filter out more (or
less) text, simple add/delete lines into this file.

    The only other thing that may require more explaining is the security
level defined in the config file.  Anyone at this level or higher is allowed
to delete any one-liner, view the authors of the one-liners, and finally,
skip the "view-only" mode of the ppe.

    if a user has a security level greater than or equal to the defined
leve, that user may access the additional commands via the main input prompt,
"Add a one-liner?".  Hitting "W" will list the authors, hitting "L" will
redisplay the one-liners, and "D" will prompt for which one-liner to delete.


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| 5. Contacting the Author                                                   |
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    I am rarely on IRC, so don't be a dork and bother other PWA members.

    Don't ask me :
        1. For source code
        2. To be a PWA distribution site, because we don't have any
        3. For sites on the internet to find PPE's
    If you do any of the above, don't expect a reply from me. :)

    You can reach me in the following ways:
        Internet email : drew@topaz.com
        My System      : The Silicon Phalanx
        Other          : Attitude Net

    Peace,
    --Drew