Quick Documentation for PCBPage 1.0á

            Most of the set-up is in the configuration file, which has it's
    own help lines.  But here's a quick run-thru:

    Line 1:     Path/Filename of your PCBOARD.SYS file for this node.
    Line 2:     BBS Name
    Line 3:     Sysop First Name
    Line 4:     Sysop Last Name
    Line 5:     Door Registration Number (Free registration number for Beta
                     testers that let me know how the program works!)
    Lines 6-12: Hours allowed to page, Sunday -> Saturday. (See .CFG file)
    Line 13:    Security levels to override "N" setting in 6-13 above.

            Everything after line #13 is ignored, so you can leave it in
    for future reference.

    Other things you need to know:

            PCBPage requires BRUN45.EXE to run.


    Screens:

            There are 3 Sysop created screens for this door that give
    explanations for actions taken.  All Screens have ANSI version with the
    "G" added to the filename.

    NOPAGE(G):   This screen is displayed if the caller is not allowed to
                 page at this hour.  It is also displayed to users who get
                 the override option if they choose not to override.

    NOCHAT(G):   This screen is displayed if the page times out or is user
                 aborted.  It tells the user you were not available for
                 chatting at this time, but to try later.

    PAGENOW(G):  This screen is to notify users with security levels listed
                 in line #13 that they have to opportunity to force a page
                 with you (if the time flag in the .CFG file is "N").

            Enclosed in this archive are my sample screens. Feel free to
    use them or modify them as you see fit.  If the system does not find
    the appropriate file above in the current directory, it will leave
    display a message of a similar fashion to what the screen should
    display. (Just a one-liner, though...)


    Log Files:

            The door logs all activity to your PCBoard callers log.  It is
    set up to log to the proper file in a multi-node system.  It will also
    send the log output to your printer if PCBoard is so set.  It also
    sends it to the printer device (LPT Port) defined in your PCBOARD.DAT
    file for the current node.

            The door also maintains it's own log file called PCBPAGE.LOG in
    the current directory.  It is similar in content to the PCB caller's
    log, but slightly different format.


    Page Bell Setting:

            PCBPage requires that yor page bell be ON in your 
    PCBOARD.SYS file.  If you are like me, you leave it turned off and 
    display a screen to your users to use the page door instead.  (I've 
    enclosed my screen as SYSPAGE.TXT, and it's designed to be used in 
    your PCBTEXT file at record #128, using the "%C:\pcb\gen\syschat.txt"
    specification. Of course, use the path you use to store your display 
    files in, and copy the file "SYSCHAT.TXT" to that directory)

            To make it possible to use this door, I have make a quick 
    program to edit your PCBOARD.SYS file called PAGESET.EXE.  Run it in 
    your PAGE door batch file.  It MUST be run in the directory where 
    the PCBOARD.SYS file to be changed resides.  There are 2 command 
    line parameters:  "ON" turns the age bell on, "OFF" turns the page 
    bell off.  They are not case-sensitive.  See the enclosed "PAGE" 
    batch file on how I use the program.



            I guess that covers the important stuff for now.  Let me know
    of any problems you may encounter.  Remember the following known bugs:

    1:  There is no word-wrap in chat mode.  This is a library routine bug.

    Send all reports to:  Lance Williams, Kadet PCBoard, (315) 245-3815
                          USR Dual Std. 12/24/96 HST/V.32, 24 hours.