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@X38│ @X3EHelp: @X3FPCBWave Configuration Toggles Menu                                   @X3B│@X0B
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   This menu allows you to toggle PCBWave settings to suit your needs and
   preferences, in addition to the various configuration options on the
   main configuration menu.


   @X0F(T)oggle Packet Type -                                               @X07

      @X03@X03PCBWave supports both the @X0BBlue Wave @X03and @X0BQWK @X03offline mail packet
      formats.  This option allows you to toggle your preferred format
      between the two.  If you have a @X0BBlue Wave @X03compatible reader, we
      suggest you use the @X0BBlue Wave @X03format -- it's quite a bit more
      powerful, and up to date than QWK.

   @X0F(B)undle Your Own Messages -
@X03
      @X03If this toggle is set to YES, messages you have posted will not be
      included with your mail packets (PCBWave will just skip over them).

   @X0F(H)otkey Menus -
@X03
      @X03This allows you to toggle whether PCBWave should accept your input
      as hotkeys, or full-line input.  If hotkeys are turned on, PCBWave
      will process your input (in menus, and YES/NO prompts) as soon as
      you press a key, instead of waiting for you to press (Enter).  If
      set to NO, PCBWave will take input the same way PCBoard normally
      does.

   @X0F(D)elete Private Mail -
@X03
      @X03Allows you to configure PCBWave to delete any private messages that
      you download in your mail packets.  If set to YES, PCBWave will
      make note of any private messages you download in your mail packet,
      and kill them if the transfer is successful.  This prevents the
      messages from appearing every logon, and saves space on the BBS's
      hard disk by removing messages that do not pertain to any other user
      on the system.

      @X03Note: PCBWave will NOT deleted messages that have files attached to
      them, or messages that have been carbon copied to other users on the
      system.

   @X0F(E)xpert Mode -
@X03
      @X03Toggles expert mode.  If set to YES, PCBWave will only display menu
      prompts to you, as opposed to displaying the menu screen.  This may
      save time for users who're familiar with the door.  If you're not
      familiar with the way the program operates, we don't recommend using
      expert mode.

   @X0F(N)umeric Packet Extensions -

     @X03 The @X0BBlue Wave Mail System @X03supports two different packet naming conven-
      tions -- numeric, and the standard naming convention.  If you set your
      preference to numeric extensions, PCBWave will name your mail packets
      "BBSID.###", where BBSID represents the 8-character ID for this BBS
      (as defined by your sysop), and ### represents the number of packets
      you've downloaded during your stay in the door.  So for example, if you
      had downloaded 14 packets previously, PCBWave would name your next
      packet "BBSID.014" (the numbering starts at 000).  If PCBWave reaches
      999, it will automatically start at 000 again.

      If numeric extensions are turned off, PCBWave will name your packets
      "BBSID.dd#", where dd represents the first two characters of the name
      of the current day, and # represents the number of mail packets you've
      downloaded on that day.  If the day was Tuesday, and you hadn't down-
      loaded any packets that day, your next mail packet would be named
      "BBSID.TU0".

      Using numeric extensions will result in less chance of a packet
      already existing on your system from a previous download, and possibly
      being overwritten.  But you may find it easier to keep track of
      packets using regular extensions.

      Note: Numeric extensions do not affect QWK packets -- QWK packets are
      always named "BBSID.QWK".

   @X0F(F) New Files Listing -   @X03

      Toggles whether PCBWave should include a listing of new files (since
      your last DIR scan) in your mail packets.  If set to YES, PCBWave
      will go through all file areas you have access to (in all conf-
      erences), and build a new files listing to be included with your mail
      packets.  PCBWave will then update PCBoard's data files to reflect
      the current date.

      Note: Your sysop may have defined an external file list, in which
      case, PCBWave will include a pre-generated file listing in your mail
      packet, instead of building one dynamically.

   @X0F(V)iew Current Settings -

      @X03Displays your current PCBWave configuration.@X03
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