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--- displaycodes [2021/12/22 12:33] – g00r00
+++ displaycodes [2024/02/29 23:26] (current) – [BBS and User Information Codes] added DN MCI code avon
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    BD - User's baud rate (returns TELNET or LOCAL) (may be removed)
    BI - User's birth date in their selected date format
+   BL - BBS location as set in System Configuration
    BN - BBS name from System configuration
    CM - User's full screen node chat setting (On or Off)
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    DK - User's total downloads in kilobytes
    DL - User's total number of downloaded files
+   DN - Returns the configured BBS domain name
+   DP - User's default protocol or blank if one is not set
    DT - User's total number of downloads today
    FB - User's current file base name
+   FDxx Returns the flag description where xx defines the set and the flag.
+        For example FD1A would return the description for flag set 1, flag A.
    FG - User's current file group name
    FK - User's total uploads in kilobytes
+   FLxx Returns the ON/OFF prompt depending on the user flag state. The xx
+        defines the set and the flag, for example: FL1A would return on/off
+        state of the user's A flag in flag set 1.
    FO - User's first call date in their selected date format
    FS - User's file group (short name)
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    MU - Total unread personal messages *
    MW - Total personal messages *
+   NA - number of active users currently logged in
    ND - Current node number
    NE - Minutes until next BBS-type event
+   NT - maximum number of allowed nodes/terminal connections
    OS - Operating system (Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi, etc)
    PC - User's current post to calls ratio
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    TL - User's time left in minutes
    TO - User's time spent online this session (in minutes)
+   TM - Displays current time in HH:MM 24-hour format
+   TS - Displays current time in HH:MM:SS 24-hour format
    U# - User's number (aka permanent user index)
    U1 - User's optional data answer for question #1
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    CR   - Send a carrage return and line feed (move to next line)
    CY   - Turns iCE colors ON (if terminal supports it)
+   LC   - Loads the last color mode (ICE/Blinking)
+   LF   - Loads the last font
    RA   - Restore the saved text attribute color
    RS   - Restore the saved user's terminal screen
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    CHx  - Sends character x for example |CH| would send a pipe character
    DE   - Delay for half a second
+   HXxx - Sends a hex byte. For example ASCII 254 is FE in hex so HXFE would send
+          out ASCII 254.
    PA   - Send the pause prompt and wait for a key to be pressed
    PB   - Purge the current input buffer
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    PN   - Wait for a key to be pressed without prompting
    PO   - Used in display files to disable pausing for that display file
-   QO   - Replaced with a randomly generated Quote of the Day
    RP## - Sets the internal screen pause line counter to ##
+   SI   - returns the "ID" of the server that the user connected through
+          (as defined in the Server Configuration) or blank if the connection did
+          not source through MIS.
    XX   - Returns no value.  Seriously.  None.
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 - 89 = 57600 baud
 - 99 = 115200 baud
+   QO - Replaced with a randomly generated Quote of the Day
+   Mystic will select and display a random chunk of text from quotes.dat in the DATA
+   directory.  The format of quotes.dat is a text file which contains lines of text
+   separated by a single asterisk before each quote.  For example:
+     *
+     This is sample Mystic BBS quote #1.
+     This is also quote #1
+     *
+     This is sample Mystic BBS quote #2.
+     *
+     This is sample Mystic BBS quote #3.
 ====== Prompt Information Codes ======