Vancouver Turbo BBS Version 1.00: Commands currently supported:

   C - Chat with Sysop
   E - Enter message (Requires access level 2 or higher)
   F - Files subsystem    
     Files subcommands (Uploading requires access level 2 or higher):
      C - checksum mode XMODEM upload
      D - Directory of available (public) files
      Q - Quit back to main BBS
      S - Send file from BBS (XMODEM protocol)
      T - Type file from BBS to caller (text dump)
      U - XMODEM Upload file to BBS (CRC mode)
      V - Verbatim upload file to BBS (no error checks or masks)
   G - Goodbye: hangs up connection - can leave comments to Sysop
   H - Help (displays this file)
   I - Install user terminal (define clearscreen, backspace, 
lower case on/off, prompt bell, linefeeds, and terminal width)
   K - Kill (Delete) message
   L - User Log (cleared periodically)
   O - Other remote access systems in area
   P - Change password
   R - Read message(s) *
     Read Subcommands:
      A - Read all messages starting from a given number
      I - Read individual messages (prompts for number)
      F - Read messages from given user (prompts for name)
      T - Read messages to a given user (prompts for name)
      S - Read messages in a certain section (prompts for number)
   S - Scan messages (prompts for start number)
   U - Display User list
   W - Reprints welcome file and bulletins
   X - Expert mode on/off (menu display switch)
   Y - System Information file
   ? - Help menu (valid only in expert mode)
   # - Display caller and message system status

  * Message system: help file is message #1.

Commands can be chained:  eg.  RA* Reads new messages since last call, 
GN disconnects without comments to Sysop.
Multiple character chained inputs are terminated with a semicolon (eg. 
USERNAME;PASSWORD at signon). Do not use a semicolon after single 
character commands!

Logon: System first checks for carriage return at 1200 baud: if any 
other character or garbage is received, it switches to 300 baud. Wait 
1 second or so after connection is made,  then press carriage return 
until system logs on.

Access levels:
  0: Disallowed user: no system access.
  1: Entry level: cannot send messages or upload files.
  2: Can send and delete messages, upload files: Must leave name, 
address & phone number in note to sysop while using [G]oodbye.
  3: Access to hidden (non-public) data files.
  4: (Reserved for future use.)
  5: System Operator: Read/Write/Delete access to all message, data and 
system files.