SuperWho - v1.2 - (C) 1994 Gerry Schechter
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 SuperWho is a fun utility for PCBoard Sysops.  It will allow you to add  fake
 users to your system, by modifying the WHO display.  This is accomplished  by
 reading your  USERNET.XXX file,  and when  the first  free and  down node  is
 found,  randomly  reading  a  fake  user  entry  from  the  SWHO.DAT file and
 displaying  that  to  your  users.   Note  that  SuperWho  does  not   modify
 USERNET.XXX in any way.

 The SWHO.DAT file layout is documented within the file itself.

 Why  bother  with  this  stupid  .PPE?   Good  question!  <g> Unlike PCBMONI,
 SuperWho will allow you to have fake users constantly changing without manual
 intervention.  Also, SuperWho will allow you to show a node running an event.
 Try that with PCBMONI.   It won't allow it.   Oh, and you can  also use lower
 case, which you also cannot do with PCBMONI or USERNET for that matter.

 What's the catch?  Well, there's only a small one.  The un-registered version
 is limited to faking  one node at a  time, whereas the registered  version is
 only limited by the  number of nodes you're  licensed for.  Other than  that,
 there are  no delays  or beg  screens or  copyright notices  displayed by the
 un-registered version.

 Installation is a snap.   Just make an entry  in your CMD.LST pointing  where
 you put SuperWho.Ppe.  For registered users, SuperWho will accept one command
 line parameter which tells SuperWho how many nodes to fake.  So, your CMD.LST
 might look like: C:\PCB\PPL\SWHO.PPE 2.  It's that easy!

 Questions, comments, etc., can be directed to me on my BBS at (914) 964-0419,
 or via InterNet at Gerry.Schechter@Execnet.Com.