VIEW.PPE v2.0 & VIEW2.PPE v2.0
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Written by Edward E. Braiter
(c) Edward E. Braiter

Briefly, these PPE will allow the sysop to define at which level will a
user see a particular PPE and for which text screen.

Installation
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Example: Suppose you don't want users AT and ABOVE security level 80 to
         see a screen that you set up in the CMD.LST, you would enter

Command     Security     PPE/MNU or replacement
V           0            C:\PCB\PPL\VIEW.PPE VIEWSTAT.SCR 79

Command:  V is the character to be entered by the user.

Security: 0 is the minimum security to even run the PPE. In the above case
          anyone really can atleast access VIEW.PPE.

PPE/....  First part is the path and name of the PPE, the second part is
          the screen to show. The second part MUST be in the PPE directory
          but you can name it anything you want and put anything you want.
          The third part is the highest security level that will view the
          the file (i.e. level 79 will view VIEWSTAT.SCR but level 80 will
          note.


NOTE:  Since CMD.LST defines a minimum security level, you can define in the
       above example that the minimum security will be 40. Therefore all
       users between (and including) levels 40 and 79 will see VIEWSTAT.SCR.


With VIEW.PPE you don't need to show the path of the screen file as the
default will be where the PPLs are placed. With VIEW2.PPE you should specify
exactly where that screen is. It may be anywhere on your hard disk. So you
can specify the following in one of your text files:

!C:\PCB\PPL\VIEW.PPE TEST.SCR 70

which is the same as

!C:\PCB\PPL\VIEW.PPE C:\PCB\PPL\TEST.SCR 70


Revision History
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v1.00 - Initial release

v2.00 - Added VIEW2.PPE which will allow the sysop to specify any text file
        on the computer.
      - Set the highest level for the second "token" to 999.


Contacting the Author & Source
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Source ain't available. It's too easy to create.

You may contact me at:

BBS:      Vineyard Exchange (514) 696-1849  (user name: Eddie Braiter)
		  (I'm co-sysop)
          Fido: 1:167/105
		  Log on as a new user. We got plenty of stuff on the board!
		  We carry WinNet, PDN, Novell Lib, etc.

Internet: brador@binkley.cs.mcgill.ca  (atleast until spring '95)