SCANHELP last updated 07/14/85
QUICK HELP: type:
1	to see ALL messages
*	to see all msgs since your last call (if "not too long ago")
-nn	(for example -50) to see recent messages.
nnnn	(some specific message number) to start the summary there.

IF YOU DON'T ACTUALLY want to do a message summary, JUST PRESS C/R
(C/R of course meaning Carriage Return)

[Want info. on searching for keywords
--> To search for keywords: 
Enter the starting msg #, a comma, then the keyword. Multiple keywords may be
entered, separated by commas:
Ex: 1,software,sale,club	(The commas mean 'or')

[Want info on flagging for retrieval
  You DON'T have to write down numbers to retrieve them later!  CBBS will¨
remember them for you!
  While the summary is printing, press "F".  The PREVIOUS line's message #¨
will be remembered, and acknowledged with:
 >F:nnnnn

Now, with (Q)uick summary, and at higher baud rates, the above flagging is¨
impractical.  For that reason, simply press M or CR to be asked for a number. ¨
You can key in a single #, (e.g. 1234) or several numbers (1234;5;42;3).  Note¨
how you don't have to key in redundant leading digits if specifying more than¨
one msg #)

--> When you have seen enough, press K.  Any flagged messages will then be
retrieved.  Don't press K too often, it will cancel the retrieval!
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[Want more info. on searching
--> A search request looks like:  nn,sss...
where	"nn" is the starting message number,
	"sss..." is the search request.

--> Search requests may include "and" and "or".
Use "&" for AND
Use ",", or "|" for OR

-> The most simple search matches any field in the summary, i.e. date, from,
to, subject.
[Want to see some examples
all bugs "OR" fixes:	1,bug,fix			
all software "and" CP/M:1,software&cp			
apple modem info:	1,modem & apple | hayes & apple 
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[You can specify which field to search.  Want info

--> Instead of just a keyword, enter:
	x=keyword
where x=
  D  for "date"
  F  for "who from"
  T  for "who to"
  S  for "subject"
Ex:
1,f=ward & s=modem	from ward, subject modem
	This is more specific than
1,ward & modem		which also finds "to ward"

--> You may also use "not equal" instead of "=":
	Either "<>", "!=", or "#" mean "not equal".
Ex:
1,software & <>cp	software, but not cp/m
			anywhere in the msg
1,software & s<>cp	software, and cp/m not
			in the subject
[Want more examples
   1,t=all & software & h8	Msgs to all about h8 software
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[Want info on finding "your" messages
The command:
	MINE
will ATTEEMPT to find all messages to you.  It scans for your full name,
or messages TO you by first name only.

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[Want info on auto-retrieve of selected messages
Use the extended Q and S commands: QR and SR, which automatically flag for
retrieval, all selected messages.  You need not explicitly flag them.

If you want to skip one of the auto-retrieved messages, be sure to use C,
and not K, since K will abort completely back to the main menu.
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Think about your keywords: CP/M would not find CPM. Better to use just CP

Review: enter starting msg # (such as: 1) a comma then the keyword
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