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:h1 res=&PANEL_SETUP..Setup
:p.Select a page&colon.
:sl compact.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_USER..User names:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_ADDRESSES..Addresses:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_ORIGIN..Default origin:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_SQUISH..Tosser options:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_TOSSERPATHS..Paths:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_MACROS..Macros:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_DOMAINS..Domains:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_MODEMTYPES..Modem types:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_OPTIONS..Options:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_STARTUP..Startup area:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_EDITOROPT..Editor options:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_SAFETY..Confirmations:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_OPENWIN..Windows:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=&PANEL_SU_DRIVEREMAP..Remapping:elink.
:esl.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_USER..User names
:p.If you want to use FleetStreet you must have at least one user name.
:p.Your names are shown in the list. To :hp2.add:ehp2. new
names press the :hp2.Add:ehp2. button. You are
prompted for a new name.
:p.To :hp2.delete:ehp2. a name select the name in the list and press
the :hp2.Delete:ehp2. button.
:p.To :hp2.change:ehp2. a name select the name in the list and press
the :hp2.Change:ehp2. button.
:p.To make a name the :hp2.default:ehp2., select the name in the list and
press the :hp2.Default:ehp2. button. If you create new message areas or read areas
from the squish configuration file, the default name will
be selected as the initial name for that area.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_ADDRESSES..Addresses
:p.If you want to use FleetStreet you must have at least one address.
:p.Your addresses are shown in the list. To :hp2.add:ehp2. new
addresses, press the :hp2.Add:ehp2. button. You are
prompted for a new address.
:p.To :hp2.delete:ehp2. an address, select the address in the list and press
the :hp2.Delete:ehp2. button.
:p.To :hp2.change:ehp2. an address, select the address in the list and press
the :hp2.Change:ehp2. button.
:p.To make an address the :hp2.default:ehp2., select the address in the list and
press the :hp2.Default:ehp2. button. If you create new message areas or read areas
from the squish configuration file, the default address will
be selected as the initial address for that area.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_ORIGIN..Default origin
:p.The origin line is optional, but it's always a good idea to have one.
:p.Enter the text for your origin line.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_SQUISH..Tosser options
:p.FleetStreet can read the configuration file of various tosser programs,
thus making it
easier to provide consistency between your message base maintained by
your tosser and that maintained by FleetStreet.
:parml.
:pt.:hp2.External configuration file:ehp2.
:pd.If you want FleetStreet to read the configuration file of your tosser
automatically at startup, klick on "read". Specify
path and name of the file in the entryfield below, or press the "Locate"
button to select the file via a file dialog.
:p.
If an error occures while reading the new file, you will get an error message
and nothing will be lost.
:p.:hp8.Note&colon.:ehp8. You must have entered at least one user name to read the file.
:p.:hp8.Note&colon.:ehp8. FleetStreet still only supports :hp2.Squish:ehp2.,
:hp2.*.MSG:ehp2. and :hp2.JAM:ehp2. format areas. Areas in different formats are ignored.
:eparml.
:i2 refid=squish.Configuration file
:i2 refid=squish.Lastread pointer

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_DUPAREAS..Duplicate Areas
:p.One or more areas that were read from the external configuration file
are already defined as private areas,
i.e. they have the same area tag. Area tags must be unique in the area list.
:p.To solve the problem do one of the following&colon.
:ul.
:li.Change the area tags of your private areas,
:li.Edit the external configuration file.
:eul.

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_CFGDLLERROR..Error reading the tosser configuration
:p.
An error occured while loading the DLL for reading the tosser configuration
file. This can have one of the following reasons&colon.
:ul.
:li.The necessary DLL is not (or no longer) present.
:li.The DLL is of a wrong version.
:li.One or more functions in the DLL are missing, i.e. the DLL is corrupted.
:eul.
:p.
This problem may be solved by reinstalling FleetStreet.
:p.
Press :hp2.OK:ehp2. to ignore the error and continue.
:p.:hp8.Caution&colon.:ehp8. Ignoring this error may cause loss of program
settings!
:p.
Press :hp2.Cancel:ehp2. to stop and remove the problem.


:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_TOSSERPATHS..Paths
:parml.
:pt.:hp2.Default directory for attached files:ehp2.
:pd.This directory is used when the dialog for selecting attached files is
opened.
:pt.:hp2.Echotoss.Log:ehp2.
:pd.The Echotoss.Log file is a plain ASCII text file where all the message areas
are listed, where you have entered mail. The tosser and other utilities read this file
to process only these areas (normally tossers process all areas, which may take much longer).
FleetStreet creates this file if necessary and writes the appropriate area names to it.
:p.If this option is turned off, FleetStreet does not write to the file.
:pt.:hp2.Path for ECHOMAIL.JAM/NETMAIL.JAM:ehp2.
:pd.Specify the path containing the ECHOMAIL.JAM and NETMAIL.JAM files.
Leave the entry field empty if you don't want FleetStreet to generate these files.
:p.If you don't have any JAM areas or if your tosser doesn't support these
files, you can leave the entry field empty, as well.
:pt.:hp2.Lastread:ehp2.
:pd.This is the offset into the lastread file for each message area. The number
of the message that was last read is stored in in a lastread file (*.SQL files for
Squish message areas). Each user of a BBS has his own offset, the sysop
usually has offset 0. Some utility programs use an offset as well.
:p.
:hp8.If you don't understand the meaning of this setting it's best to leave it
at 0.:ehp8.
:p.
The current limit for this setting is 500, thus giving the sysop access to
the lastread pointers of his first 500 users. If you really have a need for
more users, feel free to drop us a note.
:eparml.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_NICKNAMES..Nicknames
:p.With FleetStreet it is possible to define nicknames for users you often
write to.
:p.To use these nicknames, just enter the nickname in the TO field of
the message and press "Enter". The nickname will be replaced by the real name,
and the address of the user will be entered automatically in the address field.
If you defined a subject line for this nickname, it will be inserted in the subject
field as well.
:p.:hp2.To define a nickname, do the following&colon.:ehp2.
:ol compact.
:li.Press the "Add" button,
:li.Fill in the fields,
:li.Press "OK".
:eol.
:p.:hp2.To change a nickname, do the following&colon.:ehp2.
:ol compact.
:li.Select the nickname in the list,
:li.Press the "Change" button or double click on the entry,
:li.Do your changes,
:li.Press "OK".
:eol.
:p.:hp2.To delete a nickname, do the following&colon.:ehp2.
:ol compact.
:li.Select the nickname in the list,
:li.Press the "Delete" button.
:eol.

:h3 res=&PANEL_NICKENTRY..Nickname
:p.Enter a new nickname or change an existing nickname.
:parml.
:pt.:hp2.Nickname:ehp2.
:pd.This is what you type to reference this nickname.
:pt.:hp2.Real name:ehp2.
:pd.This is the name of the addressed user as you would usually use it.
:pt.:hp2.Address:ehp2.
:pd.Address of the user. Use a 3D or 4D address.
:pt.:hp2.?:ehp2.
:pd.Lookup address of the user in the nodelist.
:pt.:hp2.Subject:ehp2.
:pd.Default subject line. Useful for pseudo-users like area managers. Leave this
field blank if you don't want to have a subject line for this nickname.
:pt.:hp2.1st line:ehp2.
:pd.First line in message text. When this line contains a :hp2.%?:ehp2., you are
prompted for additional text.
:p.This feature is intended to be used in conjunction with UUCP gateways. Consider the
following example&colon.
:p.
Nickname&colon. :hp2.u:ehp2.
.br
Real name&colon. :hp2.UUCP:ehp2.
.br
Address&colon. :hp2.1&colon.234/567:ehp2.
.br
Subject&colon. :hp2.test:ehp2.
.br
First line&colon. :hp2.TO: %?"Enter UUCP address":ehp2.
:p.
Now, when you use the nickname "U", the UUCP gateway is addressed
and you are prompted to enter the FQDA of the addressed user.
:p.
You can use the tokens :hp2.%?:ehp2. or :hp2.%?"prompt text":ehp2..
:pt.:hp2.Don't use Template:ehp2.
:pd.When using this nickname, the message template is not processed.
:pt.:hp2.Attributes:ehp2.
:pd.Default message :link refid=attrib reftype=hd.attributes:elink.. These are set automatically when you use the
nickname.
:eparml.
:p.Press :hp2.OK:ehp2. to confirm your changes. Press :hp2.Cancel:ehp2. to abort editing.

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_NICKPROMPT..Prompt
:p.There is a :hp2.%?:ehp2. token in the nickname attribute "first line". You
are prompted to enter additional text.

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_DELNICKNAME..Delete Nickname
:p.Press "YES" if you want to delete the selected nickname. Press "NO" if
you want to keep it.

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_HAVENICKNAME..Have Nickname
:p.There already is an entry in the list with the same nickname. Nicknames
must be unique. Re-edit the entry.

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_REPLACENICK..Replace Nickname
:p.There already is an entry in the list with the same nickname.
:p.Press :hp2.Yes:ehp2. to replace the old definition of this nickname.
:p.Press :hp2.No:ehp2. to re-edit your entry.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_MACROS..Macros
:p.If you are editing a message and press F2 through F12, the text associated
with that key is inserted into the message window.
:p.:hp8.Note&colon.:ehp8. F1 is reserved for HELP.
:p.A macro may have up to 240 characters.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_DOMAINS..Domains
:p.Domains are necessary to tell FleetStreet where to look for your
compiled nodelist(s).
:parml.
:pt.:hp2.Domains:ehp2.
:pd.List of currently defined domains.
:pt.:hp2.Add:ehp2.
:pd.Add a new domain to the list.
:pt.:hp2.Change:ehp2.
:pd.Change the domain information for the selected domain.
:pt.:hp2.Delete:ehp2.
:pd.Delete the selected domain.
:eparml.


:h3 res=&PANEL_DOMAINENTRY..Domain
:p.A domain has three attributes&colon.
:parml.
:pt.:hp2.Domain name:ehp2.
:pd.Name of the domain, which must be unique.
:pt.:hp2.Sysop index file:ehp2.
:pd.Index file of the compiled nodelist for this domain. This is usually
:hp2.SYSOP.NDX:ehp2. for your primary AKA. The full path and name of the file
must be entered.
:pt.:hp2.Nodelist data file:ehp2.
:pd.Data file of the compiled nodelist for this domain. This is usually
:hp2.NODEX.DAT:ehp2. for your primary AKA. The full path and name of the file
must be entered.
:eparml.
:p.The name of the node index file is the same as the name of the data file,
except that a file name extension of .NDX is used. This file name need not
be entered.

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_HAVEDOMAIN..Domain already defined
:p.You have already defined a domain with this name. Domain names must be
unique.
:p.Enter a unique domain name and press :hp2.OK:ehp2.

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_DELDOMAIN..Delete Domain
:p.You are about to delete a domain.
:p.Press :hp2.YES:ehp2. to delete the domain, press :hp2.NO:ehp2. to keep it.


:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_MODEMTYPES..Modem types
:p.The compiled nodelist contains information about the modem of each node.
This information is saved in a single byte.
:p.When you compile your nodelist, the nodelist compiler sets this
field according to the modem flags that are in the distribution nodelist.
:p.
There are two ways to use this field&colon.
:parml.
:pt.:hp2.Bit types:ehp2.
:pd.Each bit of the modem field is associated with a modem type. That way
each node can have up to 8 modem types at the same time. However, that way you
also can't define more than 8 modem types.
:pt.:hp2.Byte types:ehp2.
:pd.The modem field is interpreted as a number. That way you can define up to
255 modem types, but each node can have only one modem type.
:eparml.
:p.
Configure your nodelist compiler and FleetStreet so that the corresponding
modem type is displayed for a node.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_OPTIONS..Options
:p.You may specify several options that influence the way FleetStreet operates.
:parml break=all.
:pt.:hp2.Use ^aPID:ehp2.
:pd.The ^aPID klugde line is used instead of the long tearline.
:pt.:hp2.Use Tearline in Netmail:ehp2.
:pd.The Tearline is used in netmail areas. When turned off, the tearline
is only used in echomail areas.
:pt.:hp2.Use Origin in Netmail:ehp2.
:pd.The Origin line is used in netmail areas. When turned off, the
origin line is only used in echomail areas.
:pt.:hp2.Area scan at startup:ehp2.
:pd.The areas are scanned automatically when FleetStreet is started.
:pt.:hp2.Beep on personal mail:ehp2.
:pd.FleetStreet makes noise when a message is displayed which is addressed to you.
:pt.:hp2.No highlighting:ehp2.
:pd.Underscores (_) and asterisks (*) are generally not interpreted as indication of
underlined or boldface text, but are displayed as is.
:pt.:hp2.Use ^aFWDSUBJ:ehp2.
:pd.The FWDSUBJ kludge line is generated when forwarding a message.
:eparml.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_STARTUP..Startup area
:p.Specifies whether FleetStreet opens a specific area when started, or whether
the area is opened that was open when you last used FleetStreet.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_EDITOROPT..Editor options
:parml.
:pt.:hp2.Quotes color:ehp2.
:pt.:hp2.Tearline color:ehp2.
:pt.:hp2.Origin color:ehp2.
:pd.Select a color for the corresponding element in a message. :hp2.Note&colon.:ehp2.
These colors are not used when writing messages. The background color and the color
of normal message text must be selected using the color panel.
:pt.:hp2.Tab size:ehp2.
:pd.Number of whitespace charaters that are inserted into the message text when you
press the TAB key while editing.
:pt.:hp2.Max. msg. size:ehp2.
:pd.Maximum length of a message to be saved in the message base. Messages longer
than the number specified are split into several pieces.
:eparml.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_SAFETY..Confirmations
:parml.
:pt.:hp2.Delete messages:ehp2.
:pd.Ask for confirmation before deleting messages
:pt.:hp2.Shred messages:ehp2.
:pd.Ask for confirmation before deleting messages by dragging them to the shredder
:pt.:hp2.Catchup:ehp2.
:pd.Ask for confirmation before catching up
:pt.:hp2.Edit sent messages:ehp2.
:pd.Ask for confirmation before editing messages that are already sent
:pt.:hp2.Change setup:ehp2.
:pd.Ask for confirmation before making significant changes to the setup
:pt.:hp2.Discard messages:ehp2.
:pd.Ask for confirmation before discarding messages
:eparml.

:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_OPENWIN..Windows
:p.
On this page you can specify which Windows are opened automatically at
startup.
:p.
For an :hp2.unchecked:ehp2. checkbox, the corresponding window is not opened,
for a :hp2.checked:ehp2. checkbox, it's opened, and for a :hp2.greyed:ehp2.
checkbox, it's only opened if it was open during your last FleetStreet session.


:h2 hide res=&PANEL_CATCHUP..Catch up
:p."Catching up" means that all messages are marked as "read", so that they are not
highlighted in the various lists.
:p.Press :hp2.Yes:ehp2. if you want to perform the function.
:p.Press :hp2.No:ehp2. if you don't want to perform the function.


:h2 res=&PANEL_SU_DRIVEREMAP..Remapping
:p.
:parml.
:pt.:hp2.Remote Drive:ehp2.
:pd.Drive letters as used on the remote machine in the tosser configuration file

:pt.:hp2.Local Drive:ehp2.
:pd.Drive letters that are to be used by FleetStreet when accessing the
message base
:eparml.

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_SU_NEWUSER..New username
:p.Enter the new name or edit the old name. Press "OK" to confirm your changes.
Press "Cancel" if you don't want a new name or if you want to keep the old one.

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_DELUNAME..Delete username
:p.If you want to delete the selected name, press "YES". Press "NO" if
you want to keep it.

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_SU_NEWADDRESS..New address
:p.Enter the new address or edit the old address. Press "OK" to confirm your changes.
Press "Cancel" if you don't want a new address or if you want to keep the old one.

:h2 hide res=&PANEL_DELADDRESS..Delete address
:p.If you want to delete the selected address, press "YES". Press "NO" if
you want to keep it.

:h1 res=&PANEL_TOOLBARCONFIG..Toolbar
:p.The list on the left side displays all buttons that appear in the toolbar.
The list on the right side contains all other buttons.
:p.The special button :artwork name='separator.bmp' runin. causes a gap to be
inserted between two buttons.
:p.You can modify the order of the buttons in the list on the left side by
using Drag'n'Drop.
:parml.
:pt.:hp2.Add:ehp2.
:pd.Adds the currently selected button in the right-hand list to the left-hand
list. You can also add a button by dragging it from the right-hand list to
the desired place in the left-hand list.
:pt.:hp2.Remove:ehp2.
:pd.Removes the currently selected button from the left-hand list.
:pt.:hp2.Default:ehp2.
:pd.Resets the configuration of the toolbar to the default.
:eparml.
:p.
Press :hp2.OK:ehp2. to let your changes take effect. Press :hp2.Cancel:ehp2.
to discard your changes.
