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~6ST-QWK v~V:  offline mail door by: A+ Software

~7Programmed by:            David Blanchard
                   Copyright (c) 1992,1993,1994
                            A+ Software

~3When entering the door you will be presented with a menu.
The ten options are:

~2[~7D~2]  ~3'D'ownload QWK packet

     ~6Are you ready to 'D'ownload your QWK packet?  First, ST-QWK will
     create your CONTROL.DAT and DOOR.ID files needed by your reader.  It
     will then ask you for the compression method, which for now includes
     Zip, Arc, & Lzh.  (Note: most of these options are hot-keyed).  Then
     it will ask you for the maximum number of message per base to scan.
     Type in a number or hit [Enter] for all.  It will then ask if you wish
     to scan only messages to you.  Typing 'Y' will only send messages to
     you, and your High Message Reads WILL NOT be updated.  That way, you
     may go back and scan the other messages in the base manually via
     FidoDoor, or download a complete QWK later.  Hitting 'N' will send all
     messages that you have not read, up to the maximum number that you
     specified.  After answering this prompt, ST-QWK will proceed to
     analyze the messages and store them in the MESSAGES.DAT file.
     Everytime it finds a message base that you have marked for scan, (and
     provided you have read access to it) it will print a status report on
     that conference after scanning it.  If there no new messages, it will
     not print anything.  After it scans all the bases, the archiver you
     selected will be called up, and will pack everything into the .QWK
     file.  You will be asked for your preferred transfer protocol, and XYZ
     will be called with the proper parameters.  After the transfer, the
     program will end and return to the BBS.

~2[~7P~2]  ~3Selected Download

     ~6This selection works the same way as the '~7D~6'ownload option, with one
     major exception:  During the scan of your bases marked for scan, you
     will be prompted on whether or not you wish to have this base scanned.

~2[~7!~2]  ~3Zap Download.

     ~6This option allows you to use your default settings
     from '~7M~6'iscellaneous Config to auto download your stored settings.

~2[~7U~2]  ~3'U'pload REP packet

     ~6Ready to upload a REPly?  Select the '~7U~6'pload REP option.  ST-QWK
     will ask you for the transfer protocol and execute XYZ to receive the
     REP packet.  The program is capable of detecting the type of archive,
     and calling the appropriate extraction routine.  If it can't deter-
     mine the archive type, the process will be halted, and an error logged
     to the screen and logfile.  It will recognize the following archive
     methods: ARC, LZH, ZIP & ARJ.  The messages will be imported, and a
     report returned.  When completed, you will be returned to the BBS.

~2[~7S~2] ~3'S'can settings

     ~6ST-QWK v~V uses the scan settings that are in FidoDoor, and can
     be configured from either program.  FidoDoor, by default, turns all the
     scan settings on; you NEED to set your scan settings before attempting
     a download.  The Configure section displays the bases in increments
     of 32, displaying the Conference name and status of the scan setting
     (on or off).  You may enter the number or numbers of the bases you
     want to change. i.e. "~725~6" will turn off base 25, and "22-25 30 2" will
     turn off bases 2,22,23,24,25 & 30.  Hitting '~7C~6' will continue to list
     more base settings, until it cannot display anymore, and will return to
     the main menu.  Hitting '~7P~6' will go to the previous page, in case you
     missed something.  Hitting '~7Q~6' will quit back to the main menu on
     any screen saving your progress to that point.

~2[~7C~2] ~3'C'hange High Message Reads

     ~6Allows you to view your current high message pointers and change them.
     Shown on the screen are the bases you have set up to download from
     (Selected under '~7S~6'can Settings)  along with your current high message
     pointer.  just type the number you want to change and the program will
     prompt you for the range to enter your new high message pointer.
     Hitting '~7C~6' will continue to list more base settings, until it cannot
     display anymore, and will return to the main menu.  Hitting '~7R~6' will
     redisplay the screen.  Hitting '~7P~6' will go to the previous page, in
     case you missed something.  Hitting '~7Q~6' will quit back to the main menu
     saving your progress to that point.

~2[~7M~2] ~3'M'iscellaneous Config settings

     ~6In this part of the program, you can select several options that
     can be used in conjunction with the Zap Download option.  1st is
     the 'Scan Personal Message Only' toggle.  If set to '~7Y~6'es, ST-QWK
     will only scan out messages addressed to you, and does *not* modify
     your high-message pointers.  The second option is 'Max messages to
     scan per base'.  Enter an integer value greater than zero, followed
     by a carriage return.  Third is the archive format selection, either
     ARC, LZH or ZIP.  Fourth is the default download protocol selection,
     either Xmodem CRC, Xmodem 1K, Ymodem, or Zmodem.  And finally, there
     is the toggle for Auto Logoff after transfer (works for either Zap
     or regular download)

~2[~7H~2] ~3'H'elp file

     ~6This help file being displayed!

~2[~7G~2] ~3'G'raphics Setting

     ~6Allows you to toggle the current graphics mode. Press ~7<c/r>~6 for no
     change.
     
~2[~7Q~2] ~3'Q'uit.  ~6The Quit option should be pretty self explanatory.

~3Future features:

        Some features I will be adding in the immediate future include:

        o  Any features that the SysOps or users have to offer...

This program is Copyright (~7c~3) 1992,1993 A+ Software.  No portion of this
program may be altered, dissassembled, changed, or modified in any way.  
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