The P command can be used to find the path last used by a station to
connect to this system. The format is P callsign.  Example:
P W1AW
The information given comes from the station's use of the N commands
and information recorded by the system. Try the P command with your
own call to check the information the system has about you.

The PF command can be used to find out if this system knows how to forward
mail to a particular BBS (what you would enter as @bbs in the S command).
The port number and call of the BBS to which the message would be sent is
displayed along with the VIA list used for the connect. If Net/Rom or 
KA Nodes are used to connect to the BBS to which the message would be 
forwarded to the fact is noted but the details are not given. If this 
system does not contain the requested BBS in its forward file you get
a message that the callsign is unknown. Example: PF WA8BXN

If CD ROM callbook server is online, PC callsign  (example PC WA8BXN)
will return name and address info for given call. 

