Logon/Logoff Broadcast Program
                                  Version 1.2


                                Brought to you by
                                  Douglas Scott
                              Joe's Bar & Grill BBS
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  Disclaimer -  This product was written with PCBoards PPLC language
                version 2.0 and tested on PCBoard 15.1 /e100 running
                on an Intel CPU clone with 600k free memory.

                The author makes no claims for fitness of purpose on any
                other software/hardware configuration.






























                                 
                                 
                                 
                                 
                                 
                                 
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          LOGONOFF has 2 ppe files.  Logon.ppe is run at logon, logoff.ppe
          is run at logoff.  You can place these files anywhere as long as
          they are run at logon and logoff.   

          LOGON.PPE can be placeed in the LOGON SCRIPT QUESTIONAIRE.
          First,  make a subdirectory in your \PCB\PPE directory called
          LOG.  Copy all of the files from LOGONOF2.ZIP into the
          log directory that you just created.

          SETTING UP THE CONFIG FILE
          --------------------------

          Use an ascii editor to edit logcfg.  
          The options are noted in the bottom of the logcfg file.

          EDITING THE LTEXT FILE
          -----------------------

          Ltext works the same as PCBTEXT.  You may edit it to match
          your tastes.  

          your default LTEXT file name is LTEXT and will be used if there
          is no language specific LTEXT file.
          if you use FRENCH and the extension is .FRE then create an
          ltext.fre file using the FRENCH language.

          INSTALLING LOGON.PPE
          ---------------------

          There are 2 easy ways to display the logon ppe.

           Option - 1
          ------------

          In your \PCB\GEN directory add a line to the bottom of your
          security level file that is displayed at logon.

          For a level 25 caller you would have a file called 25.
          For a level 30 caller you would have a file called 30.

          Add this line to your ALL security level files you have.

          !C:\PCB\PPE\LOG\LOGON.PPE

           Option - 2
          ------------

          Run PCBSetup, choose file locatons, then choose new user Logon/Off
          Questionnaires.

          Type in your Logon Questionnaire as C:\PCB\PPE\LOG\LOGON.PPE




          INSTALLING LOGOFF.PPE
          ---------------------
          
          Run PCBSetup, choose file locatons, then choose new user Logon/Off
          Questionnaires.

           OPTION - 1
          ------------

          Type in your Logoff Questionnaire as C:\PCB\PPE\LOG\LOGOFF.PPE
          Set line 8 in the logcfg file to 0 for "NOT REPLACEING THE G OR
          BY COMMAND"

           OPTION - 2
          ------------

          Go to your Pcboard subdirectory and run pcbsetup.  Type B for file
          locations, then B again for Configuration files, then arrow
          down to your default cmd.lst file and hit the F2 key.  Add an entry
          for AREG.PPE, security should be 0. 

           Command    Security    PPE/MNU File -or- Keystroke Replacement
          =========  ==========  =========================================
             G           0        C:\PCB1\PPE\LOG\LOGOFF.PPE
             BY          0        C:\PCB1\PPE\LOG\LOGOFF.PPE

      Hit ESC and save the file. 

      Set line 8 in LOGCFG to 1, to let the software know you are replacing    
      the G or BY commands.  A file called BYE will be displayed for the
      callers, and is security and language specific.  Then the PPE will 
      prompt them if they want to log off, just like the G command does, and
      will then check to see if you have a logoff questionaire set in PCBsetup
      and execute the logoff script if you have one set. 


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