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User Adventure Maker"::NA0ĺ"There are no adventures to delete.";:A$:FG1:OP1:40:"Adventures Available: ":OP1:FG7:40:I1NA"<"I"> ";AN$(I):I:" Quit":FG1:OP1:40::"Choice> "; A$A$"Q"A$"q"ı (A$)02060%*(A$)(NA)2060O4CW(A$):AN$(CW):B$AF$(CW):ICWNAs>AN$(I)AN$(I1):AF$(I)AF$(I1)HI:D$"rename"AF$;B$","AF$"D"B$LRNANA1::"The adventure you have selected has been deleted, but to get rid of the":"files that accompany it, you must use an utility and delete the folder ":"'"AF$"D"B$"'."k\:"Press Return";:A$::e === Adventure Player ===fFG1:OP1:40:55:"FABacs! 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";:(1),A$:UCASE(A$):A$"Y"3950 +iA$"N"ı+k"";:3942=+nD$"delete"PF$"MSG."N:DN:NPC:`+^)HANGUP::D$"-prog/chainback"+h)HANGUP:D$"-prog/chainback"+&*A,B::"system error #"A" in line "B" has occurred... Notify Kermit.":D$"append"DF$"errors">,0*"FABacs! Wormhole: error #"A" occoured in line "B".":D$"close":D$"-prog/chainback" 1 Fabacs /acropolis/wormholes/fabacs/fabacs [60!*^dFABACSWH.INFOVOTEv' 'TOPICS6ۼ/5$VOTE8 5WH.INFOG8)#)5FINDER.DATAHYp5TOPICSv' 5'FINDER.DATA7*p6G"{z0*9:;<=>?@ABCDEF 10790&HANGUP10780:CHKI Acropolis Voting Booth v 0.1sD$(4):BS$(8):DL$(127):CR$(13)CH$(18),NT$(18),FT(18),NV(18),FI(18)0UN$:ZZ$UN$:UCASE(ZZ$):1A$:UL(A$):3DF$:VF$"/Acropolis/wormholes/vote/topics/" 5000:6290:U$(MU),UC(MU)3 2 ===== Main ====== <5000q AIOCTL(2):IOCTL(2):"Acropolis Voting Booth": F"Topics:":NT0ĺ:"There are no topics":85 PI1NT:FI(I)1ĺ" ";:84 R"->"; TI". 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";:I10ĺ" ";TCH$(I);yB(CH$(I)):L1(52B):".";:LNV(I)1ĺNV(I)" vote ";:5554NV(I)" votes";NU0ĺ" (0%)":5560" ("(NV(I)NU100)"%)"I:"Enter choice";:ULLCĺ", dd choice";@UL8ĺ", elete choice";a", or uit ":"Choice> ";iA$ULLCĭA$"A"A$"a"B$"Add Choice":6000:B05600ULLCĭA$"A"A$"a"ī5725UL8ĭA$"D"A$"d"B$"Delete Choice":6000:B05600"UL8ĭA$"D"A$"d"ī5750PA$"Q"A$"q"B$"Quit":6000:B0ī5600fA$CR$ĺ"Quit":{A$"Q"A$"q"ı(A$)1NC105648A$;B$B$BS$B$DL$ĺBS$" "BS$;:5600B$CR$ĺBS$" "BS$;:5648 (B$)0(B$)(((NC),1))5638) (B$)0ĭB$"0"5638B BS$" "BS$;:A$A$B$f(A$)1(A$)NC(A$)UC5600CW(A$):B$CH$(CW):6000:B05600U$""ĺ:"Change your vote to '"CH$(CW)"' ? ";:5260:A054800U$""NV(UC)NV(UC)1:5700.::"Cast a vote for '"CH$(CW)"' ? ";:5260:A05480tDNV(CW)NV(CW)1:U$""NUNU1:FI(G)1:U$(NU)UN$:UC(NU)CW:5720NU$(U)UN$:UC(U)CWX5200:5480]NCMCĺ:"You can not add any more choices.":I13000:I:54800b:"Choice #"NC1": (CR to exit) ";:(50),"",CH$(NC1):CH$(NC1)""5480QlNCNC1:NV(NC)0:5200:5480vNC2ĺ:"You must have at least 2 choices.":I13000:I:5480:"Delete which choice? (1-"NC", CR to exit) ";:(2),"",A$:A$""5480)A(A$):A1ANCĺ"Please choose a number from 1 to "NC".":57605IANCYCH$(I)CH$(I1):NV(I)NV(I1):eI1NUUC(I)(A)UC(I)0:U$(I)"":NUNU1I:NCNC1:5200:5480o ===== Input Stuff C$ = Str B = 1 pos, 0 neg=====pC(B$):B$;"zC$:C$BS$C$DL$āI1C:BS$" "BS$;::B0:4C$CR$B1:>6010^ ===== Setup/Options =====IOCTL(2):"Acropolis Voting Booth":O"1. Max. UserLevel to add choice: ";LC:"2. Max. Number of choices: ";MC:"3. Max. UserLevel to add topic: ";LT:"4. Max. Number of topics: ";MT:"5. Delete a topic"::"Q. Quit"::"Choice> ";XA$:sA$"Q"A$"q"İ5030:A(A$):(A$)5(A$)16060A1ĺA$:(1),"Max. UserLevel to Add Choice: (1 - 9) ",A$:LC(A$)A1ĭLC1LC9ĺ"Please enter a number from 1 to 9.":6070,A1ī6040mA2ĺA$:(2),"Max. Number of choices: (2-16) ",A$:MC(A$)A2ĭMC2MC16ĺ"Please enter a number from 2 to 16.":6080A2ī6040A3ĺA$:(1),"Max. UserLevel to add topic: (1-9) ",A$:LT(A$)CA3ĭLT1LT9ĺ"Please enter a number from 1 to 9.":6090RA3ī6040A4ĺA$:(2),"Max. Number of topics: (1-16) ",A$:MT(A$)A4ĭMT1MT16ĺ"Please enter a number from 1 to 16.":6100A4ī6040A5ĺA$:6200:6040 6060% 7 ===== Delete topic =====W 8NT0ĺ:"There are no topics.":I13000:: 9IOCTL(2):"Acropolis Voting Booth": L5000:"Topics:" VI1NT:I". "NT$(I):!`:"Which topic do you want to delete? (1-"NT", return to exit) ";:(2),"",A$!eA$""ı,!j(A$)1(A$)NT6240a!tCW(A$):NT$(CW)"...";:D$"delete"VF$"VT"FT(CW)!~ICWNT:NT$(I)NT$(I1):FT(I)FT(I1):FI(I)FI(I1):I!NTNT1:"Deleted.":5030:! === See which topics user has voted on ===!MU0:NT0ı7"I1NT:D$"open"VF$"VT"FT(I):D$"read"VF$"VT"FT(I)R"A$:A$:A:A06420h" L1A:A$:A:L"A:A0A$"":6440"MU(A)MUA"L1A:A$,A:UCASE(A$):A$ZZ$FI(I)1:6450"#L"(FI(I)0"2D$"close":I:MUMU2:#*HANGUP:D$"-prog/chainback"#&*A,B::"System error #"A" in line "B" of vote has occurred... Notify Kermit.":D$"open"PD$"errors":D$"append"PD$"errors"#0*"Voting Booth: error #"A" occoured in line "B".":D$"close":D$"-prog/chainback"1 Acropolis Voting Booth /Acropolis/wormholes/vote/vote Q,0/*BTOPICSM VOTEGWH.INFOrX0* VOTECBFABACSGWORKSPACEv' 'MSG.TMPG1#1JMSGN@ffJFINDER.DATAS*C4p JVARST x2tGJBATCHaGGJMSG.TMPbJDRIVERSv;' 'SERIALGSLQ*Ǹ5KFINDER.DATAO*W pKTIMEGSPJQ5øKTERMINALT`vøKSZU %и; KSXv̸KSTORET øKRZ C%ڸ. KRXv̸KMODEMWORKS 04KMODEMeM5׸- KCONSOLE "m.޸ KThis is important info. these are the meanings of all the lines in the data files. SysData ------- Strings: s$() 1. Board Name 2. Sysop UserName 3. Serial driver name 4. Modemcap name 5. Last date online 6. Low baud password 7-9 Reserved 10. Board network code Numerics: s%() 1. Slot # 2. Low baud rate 3. Computer type (0=IIe, 1=IIgs) 4. Login delay 5. Custom ringing delay 6. Time zone code 7. Reserved 8. Total calls 9. Number days online 10. Screen blanker 11. Max lines in signature 12. MaLNPQRTUVx chat pages per call 13. Max carbon copies in mail 14. Add room access level 15. Reserved Times: st%() 1. Chat/sound 1 on 2. Chat/sound 1 off 3. Chat/sound 2 on 4. Chat/sound 2 off 5. Reserved 6. Reserved 7. System Maintenence 8. PreNet 9. PostNet 10. Next network call 11. Net A 12. Net B 13. Net C 14. Net D 15. Net E The manual says that the sysdata file has the strings first, the the numerics. Presumably the times follow the numerics, but it doesn't specify that. Times are in minutes after my^($*idnight except for network times which are minutes after midnight GMT. Baud rate codes are as follows: 0=300, 1=1200, 2=2400, 3=9600, 4=14400 System Prefixes --------------- All prefixes are full prefixes, and must begin with /. Note that the structure of the array differs slightly from the data file. data file: /Acropolis/Prefixes 1. Workspace /Acropolis/Workspace/ 2. Network /Acropolis/Network/ 3. Drivers /Acropolis/Drivers/ 4. Text /Acropolis/Text/ 5. Data /Acropolis/Data/ 6. Boards /Acropolis/Boards 7. Transfers /Acropolis/Transfers 8. Wormholes /Acropolis/Wormholes/ 9. UserFolders /Acropolis/Users/ 10. Programs /Acropolis/Prog/ 11. Large Ramdisk /RAM5/ Array: P$() 1. Workspace 2. Network 3. Drivers 4. Text 5. Data 6. Boards 7. Transfers 8. Wormholes 9. UserFolders 10. Programs on /RAM 11. Programs note: either prog folder, or /RAM5/Prog, depending on user setup For accessing programs, use p$(11) for all programs except for the following which you should use p$(10): Logon, UserUtil.A, RoomChange, Main, Message, TEditor, Room, Terminate UserData -------- Strings: u$() 1. UserName 2. Password 3. Security bits 4. Last call date 5-9 Reserved 10. Real Name 11. Street address 12. Location 13. Zipcode 14. Voice phone 15. Birthdate 16. Computer type 17-20 Reserved Numerics: u%() 1. Access level 2. Minutes per day 3. Account i1qp0*nactivity limit 4. Enforced p/c ratio 5. Enforced u/d ratio 6. Enforced p/d ratio 7. Twit 8-9 Reserved 10. Minutes of last call 11. Day # of last call 12. # calls 13. # posts 14. # uploads 15. # downloads 16-19 Reserved 20. Screen width 21. Screen length 22. page pauses 23. Message pauses 24. Hot keys 25. Show signatures 0=none, 1=net only, 2=all 26. Newscan mode 0=only new messages, 1=last old on newscan 27. Emulation 0=none, 1=PSE, 2=ANSI, 3=ANSI Intense(IBM) 28. Read User setup 29-30 Reserved 31. Transfer protocol 0=Xmodem, 1=Ymodem, 2=Zmodem 32. Packet size 0=128b, 1=1k, 2=4k 33. Transfer options 0=Standard, 1=ProDOS, 2=Binary ][ 34-35 Reserved Well, that should be enough to get you started. Let me know if you need anything else from the manual. I could probably make you a copy of the pages that I have and mail them to you if you'd like. -- Ryan Gesler Falcon Heights Elementary rgesler@roseville.k12.mn.us Technology Assistant -=- Plagiarism is copying from one source; research is copying from two or more.  .  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When I try to upload, on my computer it says Initializing and nothing happens. I have been able to upload files to other IBM based bbs's okay. I was wondering if there was something I was doing wrong? I have tried everything I can think of as far as for a different way for sending the files such as U Z and sending the files without specifying the file names, then I tried specifying the file names, then tried one file name in lower case letters. Thank you! Scott Rudy `end jkl`start mail `origin Apple Seeds BBS `author Nobody `subject your BBS `addressees ciderman @ Apple Seeds BBS `time 11:29pm `date 5 Nov 94 `bodylen 899 `body What is it with this town? Oh well. I brought my BBS down, too. I only got a caller about 3 times a week, a little more on weekends, and it was mostly Davy who called. I'm just a modem bum, I guess. Sorry for not calling your BBS more often, though. It is really a unique system to play with. But it is rather slow. And the main menu was still a little unfriendly --hah listen to who is saying this. You should have seen my BBS during its short lifespan. About 1/2 of all the callers there got caught in some loop I missed, and just hung up and never called again. I dunno. I have no idea what it takes to get a BBS going other then a whole lot of modemers out there. St. CLoud hasn't any. I'm sorry you had to take your BBS down. Maybe things will get better and you could put it up again or something. I dunno. With that terribly optimistic and happy end, I really have to be on my way. `end no`start mail `origin Apple Seeds BBS `author Nobody `subject BBS list `addressees ciderman @ Apple Seeds BBS `time 6:10pm `date 30 Sep 94 `bodylen 454 `body The first version of the BBS list will be coming out soon. I am gong to be on it! (great, happy, proud me) My roomates are letting me set up a 12am to 6am BBS (I think I should name it that). It will be running Renegade, off an IBM with 40 some megs of junk on it. Just to let you know that something is happening with this. Nobody wrote this. (Wait.. or rats. I just remembered that Acropolis is a Apple BBS. Nevermind) `end qr`start mail `origin Apple Seeds BBS `author Scott.Rudy `subject Problem getting into Programming area `addressees Ciderman @ Apple Seeds BBS `time 9:41pm `date 30 Sep 94 `bodylen 369 `body Ciderman- When I was going to go into the programming room here on your bbs, it said that it does not exsist but showed it on the list of rooms available? If I did something wrong, I am sorry and I will not do it again if I did something wrong. Could you please check into it and let me know. I could use some Macintosh and Apple files for my bbs. Thank you! `end tu`start mail `origin Apple Seeds BBS `author Scott.Rudy `subject The Open Forum! `addressees Ciderman @ Apple Seeds BBS `time 2:52pm `date 3 Nov 94 `bodylen 764 `body Ciderman- I was wondering if you like playing adventure type games and space type games? The reason why I ask is because I have some pretty good games on my bbs. I suggest that you give it a call. I would really like some Mac/Apple IIE Shareware files. The number is 259-8686. I hope this is not a dumb question, but have you tried calling my bbs and then it is busy a lot of the time? I am going to be adding more memory soon and also hope to get a second line for the bbs. Thank you! Scott Rudy P.S. The games I was taking about on my bbs are doors that users can use on the bbs and compete with other users on the bbs. Will the files I requested be on the bbs here or will you upload them to my bbs? The baud rates supported on my bbs are 2400-14400. `end wx`start mail `origin Apple Seeds BBS `author Dare `subject Reply: hey `addressees CiderMan @ Apple Seeds BBS `time 0:20 `date 29 Sep 94 `bodylen 358 `body Well no i just knew guss thur a friend don't even know his last name heh was a football player graduated like 2 years ago had alot of partys at his house hehe so did you play any sports or did you have a bbs setup in the citys ? so what are you going to school here for ? or did you just come up to party eheh well later i should hit the hay `end `start mail `origin Apple Seeds BBS `author Metalhead `subject Give me a kawl `addressees CiderMan @ Apple Seeds BBS `time 4:48pm `date 2 Oct 94 `bodylen 33 `body Gimme a kawl voice @ 251-8499... `end {|`start mail `origin Apple Seeds BBS `author Avalon `subject Networking `addressees Ciderman @ Apple Seeds BBS `time 1:42 `date 31 Oct 94 `bodylen 596 `body Ryan, I have plans to work on the networking portion of my system these next few weeks. I will let you know when I have finished the programming and perhaps we can make contact voice somehow and go over the basics just to make sure that I won't be screwing anything up. And we can get a test going. Sound good? Oh, one more thing...what's the word on Compubros? Is Jiblet still having trouble with the hard drive? Last I heard it died ( I think) and I haven't been able to get anything but a ring since. -Ciao/Avalon BTW: If you need to call for any reason, feel free. 612-872-4883 (Chad) `end `start mail `origin Apple Seeds BBS `author Avalon `subject Network `addressees Ciderman @ Apple Seeds BBS `time 2:33 `date 6 Nov 94 `bodylen 257 `body Ryan, are you just using Ymodem as your networking protocol right now? I tried the protocol selection commands, but it didn't understand them. Also, I have been 'testing' my net routines lately. Sorry, if I have caused any problems with your system. -Chad `end `start mail `origin Apple Seeds BBS `author Sid `subject Account `addressees CiderMan @ Apple Seeds BBS `time 4:15pm `date 6 Nov 94 `bodylen 242 `body Hey there. I was just wondering. How do you get an account? I know it's free and all, but I haven't been able to figure out how to get one. thanks a million, Sid `end `start mail `origin Apple Seeds BBS `author Ktulu `subject Goodbye `addressees CiderMan @ Apple Seeds BBS `time 0:27 `date 7 Nov 94 `bodylen 458 `body As of today 07-nov-94 12:24am I am not gonna network anymore. And my 2nd line has been removed, but the number 789-1012 will still ring on my voice line as well as 789-7331. So take my number out of the network dialing list so your bbs doesn't net at my house anymore, because it wakes up my parents and they always bitch at me. So after you get this, take the number 789-1012 out!!! Ktulu :) `end =qp0*3 This is a reply to a message you sent me quite a while ago: 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 258 0 356 0 574 0 3 0 0 796 0 6 0 6 0 0 173 0 359 0 0 0 1 0 0 293 0 695 0 474 0 133 0 458 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 567 0 35 0 481 0 0 0 0 0 400 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 284 0 1 0 0 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 671 0 48 0 58 0 0 0 0 Acropolis HELLO 1111111111 9 Dec 96 Your real name Address somewhere, XX 12345 123-456-7890 12 Mar 34 Apple IIgs 9 999 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 5 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 80 20 1 0 0 2 1 1 5 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 5 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 User #0 New User Resume Apple Seeds BBS 1 Jan 94 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Username: Cider Computer: Apple IIgs Password: QMRNDX Baud rt: Local Location: St. Cloud, MN Sysop: No Phone #: 612-255-2834 Birthdate: 4 Mar 75 Ryan Gesler 614, Sherburne Hall St. Cloud, MN 56301 Intro Letter: Hi... Acropolis information: Bug Reports: If you find a what appears to be a bug, write down exactly what you were doing when the bug appeared, and exactly what happened. You can either post in Acropolis, send me E-Mail, or give me a voice call at 255-9855. Acropolis Sales: If you're interested in buying Acropolis, or want to know more about the software, send me E-Mail or give me a call. Acropolis was written by me, with the help of various members of the Imperium Programmer's Guild. It's written in Applesoft BASIC, along with assembly modem driver routines written by Morgan Davis. Acropolis runs on an Apple IIe or IIgs and requires a hard drive, and a modem connected to either a super serial card or the GS modem port. ^ 3gf0* CLIPBOARDb4 INFORMATION BMAIL` :MAILDATAPOINTERST SIGNATURE4BUSERDATA4 USERRESUME--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ryan M. Gesler Acropolis: CiderMan@Apple Seeds Voice: 255-9855 InterNet: rgesler@condor.stcloud.msus.edu ^ 11 0 1 0 D Scott.Rudy Apple Seeds BBS Problem uploading in IBM Transfers Mail.868 D Dare Apple Seeds BBS Reply: hey Mail.812 D Nobody Apple Seeds BBS BBS list Mail.681 D Scott.Rudy Apple Seeds BBS Problem getting into Programming area Mail.413 D Metalhead Apple Seeds BBS Give me a kawl Mail.18 D Avalon Apple Seeds BBS Networking Mail.44 D Scott.Rudy Apple Seeds BBS The Open Forum! Mail.290 D Nobody Apple Seeds BBS your BBS Mail.894 D Avalon Apple Seeds BBS Network Mail.834 D Sid Apple Seeds BBS Account Mail.539 D Ktulu Apple Seeds BBS Goodbye Mail.907 1qp$*SYSOPBOARDSv' 'RM2-LOBBY&FINDER.DATAɚF/pRM2v' 'MS1_From: Acropolis Date: 8 Dec 96 at 11:16pm This room is for the FABacs! online game. type ormholes to access it. ^ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ryan M. Gesler Acropolis: CiderMan@Apple Seeds Voice: 255-9855 InterNet: rgesler@condor.stcloud.msus.edu ^ LOBBYv' 'FINDER.DATAə*p'gf$*;"{z$* BRM2OLOBBYTEXTv' 'FINDER.DATAɜ4-pԼ-HELPɼ3INTROTEXT9y1#1%INTROTԼ Լ &LOGOFF -#-#NETWORKy-$-$'NEWUSERs.2.2LOGONHELP$ $ INTROTEXT2a*0TEDITOR.CMDSw55(*0 *  HELPR INTROTEXT2INTRO2LOGOFFF LOGONHELPPNEWUSERZ TEDITOR.CMDSNETWORK NETWORK.PSEHELPv' '#NEWLL)TRANSFERS ##(COMMANDSH#+#+%EMAIL ʼʼ$HELPL L SYSOPA)REFERENCE ʼʼ*PARAMETERS ʼ*ʼ*(MESSAGESL L FINDER.DATAɼ7pʼ/Acropolis Online Help NEW USER TUTORIAL March 1993 - by Fred Gotfredson October 1993 - Revised by Ryan Gesler ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Welcome to Acropolis! ----------------------- Acropolis is a Bulletin Board System Software written by Ryan Gesler. This help file is for newcomers to the software. Read this file if you aren't quite sure how to use the BBS, or are relatively new to BBSing in general. You may have already noticed that Acropolis is very different from most BBS software that you normally encounter. This, many times, intimidates people; however, Acropolis is actually quite easy to use once you understand the basics. This file contains a small tutorial on navigating the Acropolis message base. It will be helpful if you print out this file so you can read it as you go through the board. > Introduction to BBSing ------------------------ The main point of BBSing is to talk with others, and share your ideas and views with other people. This is exactly what the message base for. In a message base, you can read others' messages, and reply to them. Most BBSes have many different topics to choose from, and you can choose which ones you like. Another important part of BBSing is file transfers and games. Many BBSs offer a file transfer area, where you can upload (send to the BBS) and download (receive from the BBS) files. Online games range from one-player action games, to multi-player RPGs. Many games require some sort of emulation to play, so before you play make sure your communications software supports the emulation that the game you are going to play requires. Please keep in mind though, that file transfers and games intended for use by those who contribute to the BBS by acively participating in message base discussions. Don't abuse your priveldges to file transfers and games by not participating in the message base! > Getting started with Acropolis -------------------------------- There are many different ways to nagivate through the Acropolis message base, and once you're familiar with Acropolis you can choose your favorite style. For now, we'll concentrate on one of the most flexable methods. A few words before we begin. Commands will be indicated like this: ead orward from [#] You simply type the letters in the <> brackets and optionally the letters in the [] brackets. Acropolis will show the rest of the characters automatically so you need not type them. If you make a mistake while entering a command, you can use the backspace or delete keys to erase the last command. When you're finished entering a command, press RETURN or ENTER. When you first call the BBS, you will be asked to enter your name and password, and then you will be greeted with some information about yourself and the latest news bulletins. Of course, you must have gotten this far already, or you wouldn't be here. Well, after that 'greeting,' you will come to the first "room." A room is what Acropolis calls each of its topics. A room may contain messages, file transfers, external programs, or any combination of the three. Each time you enter a room, you will see some information about it. For example: Lobby: 50 Messages (1-50) 5 New This is called the "room info" of the current room. If you are in a room that contains file transfers or external programs, (in Acropolis, they're called "wormholes") an extra line is added that informs you that there are 'Transfers Available' or 'Wormholes Available.' After the room info, you'll see the "prompt", which looks something like this: /T-60\ Lobby> The prompt always has has a letter 'T' followed by the time you have remaining that day, and the name of the room you are in followed by a 'room icon.' The room icon is there to let you know what type of room you are in. The meanings of the icons are: ">" means that there is only messages in a room, "]" indicates that there is file transfers, "}" tells you that there are wormholes, ")" indicates a networked room. Messages posted in this room will also appear on other boards in the Acropolis Network. As you can see, "Lobby" is a message-only room. You can start reading the new messages this room by typing ew Messages, (remember, you only need to type "N", Acropolis will automatically type the rest for you). This command displays all of the new messages that have been posted in this room since the last time you visited it. If you don't visit a room for a long period of time, many messages can pile up. if this happens and you don't want to read through them all, ou can ignore all of the new message in a room (make the new messages old) with the gnore new messages command. After you have read all of the new messages in a room, you can either post a message, or go on to the next room. To post a message, type

ost message. This brings you into the Acropolis text editor, where you can enter your message. Once you're done entering the message, type on a line by itself and Acropolis will post your message to the room. After you have entered your message, or if you didn't want to post, you should go on to the next room. Do this by pressing oto. At the next room, you simply repeat the process of reading messages and posting. If you come across a room that you don't like, and don't think you will ever want to see again, you can simply type Forget room. The room will no longer appear for you unless you . ump to the room (by typing 'ump ') and Unforget Room. This is extremely useful for rooms that you don't care to participate in. > For more information ---------------------- You now should understand the basics of navigating through the board, reading and posting messages. Once you are comfortable with this, you should look through the other help files for detailed information on other features of Acropolis. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /\ /\ \ C R O P O L I S / \ \............... /====\ \ / \ \ Online Help ^Acropolis Online Help FILE TRANSFERS March 1993 - by Fred Gotfredson December 1993 - Last revision by Ryan Gesler -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Acropolis File Transfers -------------------------- Most Boards with file transfers have a separate file transfer section. Acropolis, however, integrates file trasnfers right in the rooms along with the message base. For this reason, it is much different than other trasnfer systems you may have encountered. File transfers are located in "Directory Rooms". Directory rooms are indicated either by the directory room icon at the end of the roomname (the "]" icon), and also indicated in the room info. When in a directory room, you can see what files are in the directory by typing ead irectory. > Choosing your protocol ------------------------ Acropolis currently supports Xmodem, Ymodem, and Zmodem file transfers, with a variety of different options for each. The protocol and options you select depend mostly on the terminal program and the type of modem you are using. To choose your protocol, enter the nline parameters menu and select "Transfer Protocol". If you choose Zmodem, there are no other options to worry about so you can skip to the next section. If you choose Xmodem or Ymodem, you'll need to determine the packet size you would like to use. Generally, if you're using a slower modem or get a lot of line noise it's best to use a smaller packet size. If you're using a faster modem or get very few errors when online, a larger packet size will speed up the transfer. Next, you'll need to select any options you'd like to use. If your terminal program supports Binary ][ or ProDOS options, you should use one of those because it will preserve the actual filetype and file length during the transfer. If you don't have either of these options available, choose Standard. The protocol that you've selected here in the nline Parameters menu will be the one Acropolis uses when you do a ownload/pload ile, or a ownload atch. > Downloading (receiving files) ------------------------------- If you want to get a description of one of the files, just type ownload ile. You will be asked for a filename, and then you will see some stats for the file and a description of it. After the description, you will be asked if you would like to download the file. If the file looks interesting and you want to take the time to download it, simply answer es. Acropolis will then ask if you wish to terminate your call after the transfer. This will close your connection with Apple Seeds once the transfer is done, and is very convienent if you don't want to sit around waiting for the transfer to finish. Acropolis will then remind you of the protocol you've selected and will start sending the file. You should then tell your term program to start receiving. If you don't want to use the transfer protocol that you've selected in the nline parameters menu for a particular transfer, you can override it with the commands ownload modem ownload modem , or ownload modem . This will send the file with that protcol using the standard packet size for that protocol (128 byte checksum for Xmodem, 1k CRC for Ymodem). If you have selected, in the nline parameters menu, any batch protocol (that is, anything except Xmodem Standard or Xmodem ProDOS), you can download a batch (more than one) of files. To do this, simply go to around to the rooms with the files you want to download in the batch, and type add to atch with the file you want to add. Once you've added all the files, type ownload atch. Acropolis will then send all the files you've added to your batch. > Uploading (sending files) --------------------------- To upload a file to a directory, just type pload ile at the main prompt. You should then tell your terminal program to start sending files. Once the upload is finished, Acropolis will ask you to name the file if necessary, and have you enter a description of the file. If you've selected a Batch protocol you can also upload a batch (more than one) of files. Once the batch upload is finished, Acropolis will have you enter a description for each of the files you included in the batch. As in the Download section, you can also override your default protocol with a command like pload modem, pload modem, or pload modem. > Reading Textfiles ------------------- Acropolis has a feature that will type the contents of any ASCII text file to the screen. Be careful, though, that you don't accidentally choose an archive instead, because very often, they are saved as TXT format. When you type ead extfile, you will be asked which file to read. You can abort the displaying of the file at any time by pressing top. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /\ /\ \ C R O P O L I S / \ \............... /====\ \ / \ \ Online Help ^> Acropolis commands, as of 3 Jan 93 ------------------------------------ > Messages: > Rooms: ead lobal new messages nown rooms ead orward [from <#>] ead nfo on this room read message ** oto next room w/ new messages ** ew messages in this room ist ooms (All) **

ost a message ist forgotten rooms gnore new messages ump to dd room > Files: forget room / ile unforget room ownload_/ modem pload \ modem > Misc. Commands \ modem ist sers ownload atch ead ser add file to atch hat with sysop ead extfile nline parameters ead irectory ** erminate (Log off) elp! > Mail: ead ail > Wormholes (External programs) send ail ormholes ** NEW USERS: Use commands with the "**" next to them- they're EASY! Acropolis Online Help ELECTRONIC MAIL August 1993 - by Ryan Gesler June 1994 - Last revision by Ryan Gesler ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Acropolis EMail lets you send private messages to users on the local BBS or any user on the Acropolis network. There is a wide array of EMail sending options, such as carbon copies (sending mail to multiple users), netmail, mailing lists, and so on. > Reading Mail -------------- Command: ead ail After entering the read mail command, Acropolis will list all new and old mail in your mailbox, assuming you have mail. At the "Selection:" prompt, enter the number of the mail you want to read. The mail header shows you information about the message, and will look something like this: From: CiderMan @ Apple Seeds BBS Dated: 21 Aug 93 at 11:30pm Subject: Electronic Mail CC: Kermit @ CompuBros. Tigersharke @ Limited Edition Ski Master @ Mars The first line is the same as a message header. If the mail was sent to multiple users, the "CC:" lines will indicate the addresses of the recipients of carbon copies. After Acropolis displays the mail, you'll have the option to send a reply to the sender. If you choose to reply and if the mail was sent to multiple users, you'll have the option to reply to all recipients of carbon copies. What this means is that carbon copies of your reply would be sent to all of the users who received carbon copies of the mail you're replying to. You can then enter your reply. If you didn't chose to reply to the mail, you'll be asked if you want to delete this piece of mail. If you don't delete the mail, it will then come up as "Old" mail. If you replied to a piece of mail, when you're finished entering your reply the original mail will come back up and you'll have the opportunity to delete that mail if you'd like. > Sending Mail -------------- Command: send ail When you send mail, you'll be promted for the addresses of the users you wish to send mail to. To send mail to a user on the BBS you're on, simply enter the username. Acropolis will verify to make sure the user exists, and let you know if it couldn't find the user on the system. To send mail to a user on another BBS in the Acropolis network, you must enter the username, followed by the @ symbol, followed by the name of the BBS that the user is on. For example "CiderMan @ Apple Seeds". When you've entered the names of the users you want to send this piece of mail to, just press return at a blank username prompt. You'll be asked to enter the subject of the mail, and then you'll be able to enter the actual mail. After you save the mail, Acropolis shows you how many bytes your message was and how many users it was sent to. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /\ /\ \ C R O P O L I S / \ \............... /====\ \ / \ \ Online Help ^Acropolis Online Help HELP FILES October 1993 - by Ryan Gesler --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Using Acropolis Online Help ----------------------------- To view a help file, enter elp (only type the letters in <> brackets), where is: Help - This file New - A tutorial for new users to Acropolis and BBSing Reference - A quick sumary of each command Messages - How to use the Acropolis Message Base Transfers - How to use Acropolis File Transfers EMail - How to use Acropolis EMail and Acropolis Network EMail Parameters - How to adjust your acount setup --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /\ /\ \ C R O P O L I S / \ \............... /====\ \ / \ \ Online Help ^Sysop commands: / ser [User#] / dd \ / essage ysop < dit >-< oom [Roomname] | \ ill / \ ormhole | \ ile [Filename] | alidate | ove file [Filename] | asic |

rodos command Acropolis Online Help USER COMMAND SUMMARY March 1993 - by Fred Gotfredson June 1994 - Revised by Ryan Gesler --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Message Commands ------------------ ew Messages: Displays all of the new messages in the room you are in. ead orward from [#]: When used alone, Displays all messages in current room. When followed by a number, displays all messages starting with the specified number. ead lobal New: Does a global-newscan. Displays all of the new messages of all of the known rooms.

ost Message: Allows you to post a message in the current room. nter Message: Same as

ost Message. gnore New Messages: Marks all messages in the current room as old. > File Commands --------------- ownload ile : This will display the information on the specified file, and ask you if you would like to download (receive) it. The file will be sent using the transfer protocol you've selected in the Online preferences menu. ownload modem ownload modem ownload modem : do the same as above, but use the protocol you specify rather than the one you've selected in Online preferences. pload ile : This will allow you to upload (send) a file to the BBS in the current room, if the room is a directory room. The file will be received using the transfer protocol you've selected in the Online preferences menu. pload modem pload modem pload modem : do the same as above, but use the protocol you specifiy rather than the one you've selected in Online preferences. Add file to atch : Adds the specified file to your "batch", so that you can download it later with the ownload atch command. ownload atch: This will start sending all of the files you've added to your "batch" with the previous command, using the protocol you've specified in the Online preferences menu. ead extfile : This will type the contents of the specified textfile to the screen. *NOTE* Many archives are saved as text. If a file has a suffix other than .TXT you should be careful when using this command to read it. You can top the reading at any time. ead irectory: This command will display the directory of the current room, provided it is a directory room. The directory conatins the files available for downloading. > Rooms ------- Forget Room: This will set a pointer in the room you are in, so that when you are in a global-new scan, or you oto a room, it will skip over the room and go to the next room with new messages. nown Rooms: The nown Rooms command will list all of the rooms that haven't been forgotten, and tell you which rooms have new messages. ead nfo: This will tell you the number of the first and last messages in the current room, as well as how many new messages. oto: This will Take you to the next known room with new messages. : When used at the main prompt: If there are new messages in the room, it will read the next message. If there are no new messages, it has the same function as oto. ist ooms: This does the same thing as nown Rooms, but it lists ALL the rooms, regardless of weather they've been forgotten. ist forgotten Rooms: This is the same as ist ooms, but it lists only the rooms that you have forgotten. dd Room: This command will let you add a new message room to the BBS. You will be asked to name of the room and then enter the first message in the room. Unforget Room: If you have umped to a room that you had previously forgotten, then this will 'remember' the room for you, making it appear on a newscan or goto. ump to : This command will take you directly to the specified room, regardless of whether it is forgotten or not. This command will also accept partial room names. > Electronic Mail (EMail) ------------------------- ead ail: Shows a list of new and old mail in your mailbox, and allows you to read and reply to each piece of mail. send ail: Allows you to send EMail to users on this board or other boards in the Acropolis network. See the EMail Help file for more detailed information. > Miscellaneous --------------- ist sers: This will list all of the users' usernames, their locations, their access levels, and ID numbers. hat with Sysop: This command will ask you to type a message, and page the system operator for a chat. Be sure to be very specific in your reason to chat with the sysop. nline Preferences: This comand lets you adjust your account's setup and parameters, as well as change your password. erminate connection: This command will log you off the BBS. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /\ /\ \ C R O P O L I S / \ \............... /====\ \ / \ \ Online Help ^Acropolis Online Help ONLINE PARAMETERS October 1993 - by Ryan Gesler June 1994 - Revised by Ryan Gesler --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Using the nline parameters command will let you edit certain attributes and preferences of your user account. This file describes exactly what each does and what the options are. > Page Pauses ------------- With page pauses turned on, Acropolis will pause and wait for you to hit any key after each screenfull. This is essential unless you're a speed reader or using a really slow modem. > Message pausing ----------------- This will pause and wait for you to press return between each message while doing a ew messages or ead lobal new messages. This is nice for users who want to look like they're entering a lot of important commands while online. > Hot Keys ---------- With hotkeys on, Acropolis will act upon your commands without having to press return after the command. This makes using the board a little faster since you don't have to do as many keystrokes per command, but it's a lot easier to evoke a command by mistake with hotkeys turned on. > Newscan Mode -------------- With this set to "last old", Acropolis will display the last old message before displaying the new messages when you do a ew messages or ead lobal new messages command. This is helpful in reminding you where the discusion left off last time you were in the room. > Emulation ----------- This sets the terminal emulation that Acropolis uses to send special codes to your computer to display special characters, clear the screen, and so forth. If you're using ProTERM, you should select PSE emulation. If you're on a computer that supports color ANSI, you should select one of the two ANSI options (generally the IBM ANSI looks better on an IBM, and Mac ANSI looks better on a mac, but try both and see what you like!). Otherwise, select None so that you don't get any extra characters sent to your computer. > Show sigs ----------- Signatures are small pieces of text that are tacked on to the end of every message. Usually users put their e-mail address and other important information in their signatures. With this option, you can choose to display the signatures on all messages in every room, on just messages in networked rooms, or not display signatures at all. By the way, you can also edit your own signature in the online preferences- read on... > Transfer protocol ------------------- This selects the default protocol that Acropolis uses when you go to ownload/pload ile or ownload atch. You can select Xmodem, Ymodem, or Zmodem, and also some other options if you select X or Ymodem. > Screen Length & Width ----------------------- This tells Acropolis how long your screen is in lines, so that it can pause the output once your screen fills up. This should usually be 23 or 24 depending on what type of computer you're on and if your terminal program is displaying a status bar. The width tells Acropolis how wide your screen is so that it can do wordwrap at the end of each line in the text editor. This is almost always 80. > "Finger" Setup (aka "Read User" setup) ---------------------------------------- This lets you select how much information you want to reveal to users who do the ead ser with your username. Each "level" will display what's in that level and all levels above it. For instance, if you choose level 2, a user would see your real name, computer type, birthdate, username, access level, # calls, last login date, signature file, and info file (you can edit your signature and info files in online prefrences), if they type ead ser . > Password ---------- This allows you to change your password. It's usually a good idea to change your password frequently and use a different password on each system you call. > Signature ----------- This allows you to edit your Signature file, which is appended to the end of each message you post. Signature files should be kept short- 2 or 3 lines is best, and should include useful information only such as E-Mail addresses and so on. > User Information ------------------ This allows you to edit your Informaton file, which is displayed if when a user "Reads" your account with the Read User command. You could include just about anything in here... be creative! :) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /\ /\ \ C R O P O L I S / \ \............... /====\ \ / \ \ Online Help ^ Acropolis Online Help MESSAGE BASE October 1993 - by Ryan Gesler --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Message base is a great place for conversation and discussion on various topics. The Acropolis message base is designed to be simple to use for this purpose. There are three different ways to go about using the Acropolis message base, and you're free to choose whatever method you like best. > The RETURN method ------------------- The RETURN method is by far the simplest and the most flexable method for using the Acropolis message base. Simply pressing RETURN at the prompt will read the next new message available in that room. If you keep pressing return, you'll be able to read the new messages, one by one, in that room. When you reach the last message in the room, Acropolis will inform you and at that point you could

ost a message to the room if you'd like. Then press RETURN which will take you to the next room with new messages. Once again you would hit return to read each new message, and continue the cycle. > The Goto-New method --------------------- If you don't like having to press return each time you want to read a message, the Goto-New method will save you those extra keystrokes. Simply enter the ew messages command at the prompt, and all of the new messages will be displayed page-by-page until the end of the messages in that room. Once Acropolis is done displaying messages, you can

ost a message if you'd like, or oto the next room where you would start the cycle over again. > The Global NewScan method --------------------------- If you don't like having to continually repeat the oto and ew message commands, then you might want to consider the Global NewScan method. Simply press ead lobal new, and Acropolis will display all of the new messages in all of the rooms, giving you a chance to post a message after finishing up each room. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /\ /\ \ C R O P O L I S / \ \............... /====\ \ / \ \ Online Help ^03gf * PARAMETERSp REFERENCEs(EMAIL$<SYSOPi TRANSFERSbCOMMANDS1 2HELPMESSAGES:  NEWb^STS 3 Acropolis 0 AutoMessage 8 Dec 96 23:45 3 Welcome to Acropolis! type for help. Try out the FABacs! room... ^ ________ / \ / \ \ /\ \ / \__\ / \ \ /\ / \ \ \ \________ / \ \ \________ \ /--------\ \ / \ \ / / \ \ __ __ / __ __ \/ __ __ __/ __ / \ \ / / / / / /_/ \ \ / /_/ /_/ / / /_ / \__\ /_/ /_/ / /_ \__\______/ /_ /_ /_/ __/ BBS -------------------/---/------------------------------------------------- Acropolis v1.0 Sysop: CiderMan 300-14400 baud AppleIIgs ------------------------------------------------------------------------- /\ Version 1.0b / \ Copyright 1994 / /\ \ Ryan M. Gesler / /__\ \ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ / ______ \ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / \ / /__/ / / /__/ / / / / \-\ / / /___ / \ /__/ / /__/ /___ _/_ ___/ Thank you for calling Apple Seeds BBS! Call these other St. Cloud BBSs! Please call again! ----------------------------------- /Apple Seeds BBS\ Alliance.................251-8596 BBS: 255-9924 (300-14400 bps) Fort Weyr................654-8516 Granite City Connection..259-0801 Open Forum!..............259-8686 Universal Joint..........240-9076 ----------------------------------- Apple Seeds networks with the other Acropolis boards between 3:45 and 3:50am. Please call back after 4:00am. Thanks! ^ Apple Seeds BBS New User Applicant ---------------------------------- Welcome to Apple Seeds! This is a very laid back system, and I hope you enjoy your visits! The board has file transfers, external programs and games, but our main focus is the messaging system. You'll find discussions going on in the message bases ranging from Computers and programming to Politics and current events, as well as general chat about nothing important at all. Apple Seeds runs software called Acropolis, which I have been writing myself for well over a year now. You should find the software fairly easy to use, but if you have any problems be sure to type H and read some help files, or e-mail your specific questions to me. Getting your user account ------------------------- First of all there's no fee for using the BBS... it's free! All of the information you supply when you apply for your account will be kept confidential (unless you choose to relveal it), so I won't give your name, phone number or address out to anyone. You will first get a chance to use the board with a guest account. When you hit T to log out of the system, you'll be asked if you want to apply for a permanant account. If you intend to call back then answer YES and all the questions that follow. I usually don't bother to voice validate, so just call back in 24 hours or so and your account should be ready to go by then! Oh, and there are a bunch of user setup options that you can adjust to your preferences by hitting O at the prompt. You might want to look into that to turn on ANSI or hotkeys or whatever else you like. Have fun! ^Welcome to Apple Seeds BBS! Apple Seeds is a free Bulletin Board System (BBS) that runs on an Apple IIgs with Acropolis BBS software. If you want an account, enter "new" at the login prompt. ^System News IntroText2 IntroText3 IntroText4 IntroText5 IntroText6 IntroText7 IntroText8 AutoMessage Welcome to Acropolis! type for help. Try out the FABacs! room... /\ contact kermit@visi.com for HELP with ACROPOLIS //\\ /// \\ YOU MUST read this entire file! /// \\ ................................................ /// _\\ __ __ __ __ __ _____ ~,_ ///====//=\\ ||_> // \ ||_> // \ || || <<_ |.....|_,~ ~-.._ /// \\__\\|| \ \\_/ || \\_/ ||_ || __> |||++"" .....~-,///.......... \\ ....................................,,--~~...... Text Editor Commands as of 10 Dec 92 ------------------------------------- /S Save /E Edit line /A Abort /I Insert line /? 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