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--- config_message_base_settings [2017/07/02 04:05] – avon
+++ config_message_base_settings [2021/06/24 09:06] (current) – g00r00
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-//**[ this page is under construction by Avon - July 2017]**//
 ====== Message Base Settings ======
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          █  Msg Upload ACS      │                    Netmail Direct   │ No       █
          █  Add [ANSI] Prefix   │ Echo Only          Create Semaphore │ Logout   █
-         █  Add Re: Prefix      │ Yes                                            █
+         █  Add Re: Prefix      │ Yes                Ask Message Post │ Yes      █
          █  Default Origin      │ New Mystic BBS                                 █
          █                                                                       █
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 === Bases in Group List ===
+If this setting is set to Yes then Mystic will calculate the number of bases found in each group. If set to No then it will skip it
 === Max AutoSig Lines ===
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 === Force NL Match ===
+If this is set to Yes, Mystic will force a user who is sending netmail to match an address found in the nodelist.  If it is set to No Mystic will still allow a user to search the nodelist, but if it does not find a match they will still have the option to send the netmail.
 === Extended Reply ACS ===
+If this ACS value is met for a user, Mystic will allow the user to select the message base which the reply will go to.
 === Attachment ACS ===
+This ACS value is now depreciated and no longer has any affect.
 === Msg Upload ACS ===
+This is the ACS value that must be met before a user can upload message content in to the message editor (Full Screen or Line Editor) whilst composing a message. To use this feature a user presses the U key from the available menu options from within the message editor.
 === Add [ANSI] Prefix ===
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 === Add Re: Prefix ===
-when this option is on Mystic will add "Re:" to the subjects of replies (as Mystic always has) or when off it will strip Re: and not add.
+When this option is on Mystic will add "Re:" to the subjects of replies (as Mystic always has) or when off it will strip Re: and not add.
 //**Note:** Mystic will now strip all [ANSI] tags and RE: prefixes prior to replying to a message, and recalculate/re-add them as required when saving the reply message.  That means if you reply to a message with an ANSI tag but the reply contains no ANSI, the [ANSI] tag will be removed from the subject.//
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 === Default Origin ===
-Sets the text used in the Origin line when a new message base is created. This can also be configured for each individual message base in the Message Base Editor.
+Sets the default text used in the Origin line when a new message base is created. This can also be configured for each individual message base in the Message Base Editor.
 === Quote Color ===
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 === Create Semaphore ===
+This setting determines whether or not Mystic will create semaphore files immediately when saving a message, or if it will wait for the user to logoff. This can be a powerful tool to enable messages to be sent within 60 seconds of a user saving a message on your BBS. When combined with a MUTIL option for [ExportEchomail] entitled "skip_online". If this value is set to false, Mystic will toss new messages posted by them even if they are currently logged into the BBS.
+=== Ask Message Post ===
+When this option is set to Yes, Mystic will ask the users if they would like to post a message before moving to
+the next message base during a new scan or when reading messages and reaching the final message.