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@X38│ @X3EHelp: @X3FPCBWave Configuration Menu                                           @X3B│@X0B
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      This menu allows you to configure your PCBWave settings to suit your
      needs and preferences.  In addition, the toggles sub-menu from this
      menu is provided to allow you to configure various YES/NO toggles.

   @X0F(C)hoose conferences -                                               @X07

      @X03Allows you to select which conference areas you want to download mail
      from.  In addition, you may set the bundling type of each conference
      to @X0BALL NEW MESSAGES@X03, @X0BALL NEW PERSONAL MESSAGES@X03, or @X0BALL NEW PERSONAL
      MESSAGES PLUS MESSAGES TO "ALL"@X03.  You can also toggle the keyword and
      filter status of each conference.

   @X0F(P)rotocol select -
@X03
      This option is used to select your preferred file transfer protocol
      for transferring mail packets.  Please note, that although you can
      change your protocol at the download prompt, it is assumed you are
      using the protocol defined here when uploading .NEW or .REP packets.


   @X0F(A)rchiver select -
@X03
      This option is used to configure your preferred archiver for comp-
      ressing mail packets.  PCBWave will assume that any .NEW or .REP
      packets uploaded are compressed with this archiver.

   @X0F(S)et password -
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      Allows you to configure a password for door and/or reader access.
      PCBWave allows you to define a password, and set it to one of the
      following usage types:

         @X0B[D]oor only
         @X0B[R]eader only
         @X0B[B]oth reader and door

      @X03Note: setting this to @X0BREADER ONLY@X03, or @X0BBOTH@X03 only works with Blue
      Wave format packets, and a reader that supports passwords (the Blue
      Wave reader from Cutting Edge Computing supports passwords -- others
      may not, however).

   @X0F(R)eset last read pointers -
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      The term "last read pointers" refers to PCBWave's records of the last
      message you downloaded in each conference.  Last read pointers are
      used so that only new messages are bundled in each packet, as opposed
      to old messages that you've downloaded before.

      This option allows you to reset your last read pointers.  This should
      only be used if your pointers were corrupted, or if you haven't
      downloaded mail in a long time, and want to avoid downloading a
      huge packet.  The reset last read pointers option will allow you to
      reset your pointers a specified number of days back (from today's
      date) for all conferences or a single conference, as well as to
      an individual message number for a single conference.

   @X0F(V)iew current settings - @X03

      Brings up a screen showing all of your current PCBWave settings.

   @X0F(K)eyword definitions -

      @X03PCBWave allows you to define up to 10 keywords which can be used to
      bundle only certain messages.  If you have keyword scanning turned
      on for a particular conference, the system will only bundle messages
      that contain one of your defined keywords in the TO:, FROM: or
      SUBJECT: fields.

   @X0F(F)ilter definitions -
@X03
      PCBWave allows you to define up to 10 filters, which can be used to
      filter out certain messages you don't want in your packet.  If you
      have filter scanning turned on for a particular conference, the
      system will exclude messages that contain one of your filters in the
      TO:, FROM: or SUBJECT: fields.

   @X0F(M)acro definitions - @X03

      Brings up the bundling macro editor.  PCBWave allows you to define
      up to 3 bundling macros, each up to 75 characters in length.  You
      may then use these bundling commands at the bundling command prompt
      (ONLY there -- they are not generic macros that can be used anywhere
      in the door).  This is useful if you commonly enter the same bundling
      commands, and don't want to re-type them all the time.

      Note: This is a feature of the Blue Wave mail system, but it is made
      somewhat obsolete by the fact that PCBWave keeps permanent records of
      the personal, personal+all, keyword, and filter bundling commands --
      something the original Blue Wave doors did not do.  As such, it is
      unlikely that there are any bundling commands that you will need to
      use on a regular basis.

   @X0F(L)imit packet size - @X03

      This option allows you to configure a maximum messages limit.
      PCBWave will not allow you to include more than this number of
      messages in your packet.  If the limit is reached, however, PCBWave's
      dynamic bundling system allows you to change which conferences the
      messages are downloaded from, and you can still use bundling commands
      -- you just can't have any more than this number of total messages in
      your packet.

      Note: Setting this value to 0 disables it.  If this value is higher
      than the limit your sysop has defined, PCBWave will ignore it.
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