MAIN MENU COMMANDS
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Key     Function
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 A      Enters the Alter menu. From here, login details can be changed.
        For help, type ? when you are in the Alter menu.

 B      Display the last bulletin/s (the login messages).

 C      Catch up on *all* of the conferences to a specified number.

 E      Enter a new message. You will be prompted for the recipient, the
        subject and the destination conference (the default is the current
        conference).

 F      Fast page a user.  This uses the LuBBs editor to send a short message
        (3 lines max) to a specified user. See the separate help on PAGES.

 G	Alternative command for quit. It stands for 'goodbye'.
 
 H      Help. The pages you are in now!

 I      Information about the use of the bulletin board.

 J      Join a (different) conference.  If you are not subscribed to the 
 	desired conference, you will be asked if you want to subscribe. 

 L      List the conferences. This will tell you the number of messages in the
        conference, the number you have currently read, whether you are a
        subscriber to it, whether or not it's restricted, and the auto-delete
        time (i.e. the number of days before a message in that conference is
        deleted).

 N      Visit each conference in turn and read any new messages that may be in
        there.

 O      Turns the pager on/off to stop pages interrupting you.

 P      Page a user.  This allows you to send a message to a specified user
        editing it with the system editor (e.g. ue). See also the separate
        help on PAGES.

 Q      Quit.  You will be asked if you really intend to log out - if you do,
        then you shall be!

 S      Shows the last few users who have logged onto LuBBs.

 T      Enter the TALK system. See the separate help on TALK.

 U      Show the users currently using LuBBs.

 W      Who's who.  This displays the last login and the yellow page (if they
        have one) of the specified user/s.
 
 ?      Displays a brief explanation of each menu command.