Logon Bulletin Displayer
				 Version 2.00

	       Copyright (c) 1994, Integrated Computer Services
			     All Rights Reserved.

Introduction:

	Welcome to Logon Bulletin Displayer (LBD).  LBD is a PPE program
	written with Clark Development Company's PPE Compiler v2.00.
	Logon Bulletin Displayer REQUIRES PCBoard version 15.1 to work!
	The purpose of LBD is to allow users when logging on to view,
	download and search bulletins. It is very easy to use and setup.
	Bulletins are allowed to be security specific, graphic specific,
	and language specific.  It uses the same guidelines used in
	PCBoard.  The bulletins, on an individual basis, be downloaded
	by the user, if the sysop allows.  Plus, the search routine is
	the same as in PCBoard's Zippy search.  Thank you for trying
	Logon Bulletin Displayer!  If you have any questions, please by
	all means, contact us!  Thanks again!


Disclaimer:

	CHRIS SUTTON & INTEGRATED COMPUTER SERVICES DISCLAIMS ALL
	WARRANTIES RELATING TO THIS SOFTWARE, WHETHER EXPRESSED OR
	IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
	MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND ALL
	SUCH WARRANTIES ARE EXPRESSLY AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMED.
	NEITHER INTEGRATED COMPUTER SERVICES, CHRIS SUTTON, NOT ANYONE
	ELSE WHO HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN THE CREATION, PRODUCTION, OR
	DELIVERY OF THIS SOFTWARE SHALL BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT,
	CONSEQUENTIAL, OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR
	INABILITY TO USE SUCH SOFTWARE EVEN IF INTEGRATED COMPUTER
	SERVICES OR CHRIS SUTTON HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
	SUCH DAMAGES OR CLAIMS, IN NO EVENT SHALL INTEGRATED COMPUTER
	SERVICES OR CHRIS SUTTON'S LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES EVER EXCEED
	THE PRICED PAID FOR THE LICENSE TO USE THE SOFTWARE, REGARDLESS
	OF THE FORM OF CLAIM.  THE PERSON USING THE SOFTWARE BEARS ALL
	RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE.

Terms of use:

	This software is being distributed under the SHAREWARE concept.
	SHAREWARE programs ARE NOT PUBLIC DOMAIN NOR FREEWARE.  They are
	copyrighted software.  The advantage of SHAREWARE, is that you
	TRY-BEFORE-YOU-BUY.  If you do not like the software, then you
	can discontinue use and discard of it.  however, if you decide
	to continue using it after a period of time specified by the
	author, you are required to pay for it by law.

	You may use this software on a trial-basis for the maximum
	period of 5 days.  After five days, you may either discontinue
	use or you may continue using it by registering it with the
	author.  See REG200.DOC for information about registering.


Features:

	- Display up to 50 bulletins
	- Security, Graphic, and Language specific files
	- Bulletins downloadable (sysop definable)
	- Search ability (as in PCBoard)
	- Bulletins may use PCBoard macros and color codes
	- LBD can be used anywhere a PPE can be used in PCBoard
	- Easy to configure & use
	- Writes to caller log file
	- Customizable menu
	- No specific filenames for menu or bulletin (Customizable)

Installation:

	Installation is very simple.  LBD can be placed almost anywhere
	in PCBoard.  We suggest you put it in one of the following
	places:  (1) logon security files,  or (2) PCBtext prompt #665.
	See your PCBoard manual about logon security files, PCBtext
	prompts, and how to install a PPE into them.

	There is a configuration file that needs to be edited.  The
	filename is LBD.CFG.  This MUST reside in the same directory as
	LBD.PPE.  The layout is a plain ASCII file and is setup in this
	fashion:

		Line 1: Number of bulletins
		Line 2: Path & Filename of Bulletin Menu
		Line 3: Path & Filename of bulletin #1
		Line 4: Downloadable (Y for Yes, N for No)
		Line 5 and so on, Line 3 & 4 repeated respectively

	That is it!  Nothing more to that!

	The key file, LBD.KEY, is setup with this format:

			Line 1: SysOp Name
			Line 2: BBS Name
			Line 3: Registration Number

	When you register, you will be able to download a KEY file setup
	for you already.

	That is it about configuring this PPE.  Remember, the bulletin
	and menu files MAY contain PCBoard macros and color codes.


Support:

	Comments, suggestions, bug reports, etc. are always welcome and
	encouraged.  You may contact several ways.

		(1) by U.S. Mail
		    Send: Integrated Computer Services
			  Programming Department
			  503 Dogwood Ave.
			  McKee City, NJ 08232
		 (2) via Internet Mail:
			  chris.sutton@informal.com
		 (3) Echo-mail
			  You may leave a message to Chris Sutton
			  on RIME and Intelec.  I follow the PPLC
			  conferences.
		 (4) Our BBS:
			  Integrated Computer Services OnLine!
			  (609) 272-0619 {up to 14,400}
			  (609) 484-0093 {up to 2400}
		 (5) Voice:
			  (609) 272-0433

	Please, remember, if you have any questions about anything,
	please feel free to contact us!