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- + Added new DOOR MCI code: %0 passes the com port handle for Win32 and 
-   OS/2 versions only. 
- 
- ! The Win32 (and possibly the OS/2) version was displaying the message 
-   date incorrectly in JAM message bases. 
- 
- ! When executing a MenuCmd function from an MPE, the arrow keys would 
-   stop working after the MenuCmd.  This was just fixed in the past version 
-   but I commented the fix for it out by accident when I recompiled the 
-   1.05b executables. 
- 
- + The -F menu command now allows multiple flags to be manipulated instead 
-   of only one flag per menu command.  See MYSTIC.DOC for more information! 
- 
- + Added a new display file: EMAILHLP.XXX.  This file is displayed when the 
-   user enters "?" while reading e-mail messages. 
- 
- + Added a (Q)uit option to the first screen of the group editor. 
- 
- + When in the message and file base editor, Mystic will now redisplay the 
-   list of bases if enter is pressed at the prompt. 
- 
- ! It was rumored that ALT-U would drop carrier on a user.  I wasn't able 
-   to reproduce this problem, but hopefully it has been fixed. 
- 
- ! The ALT-U (upgrade user) command was not upgrading a user's time when 
-   their security was changed while online. 
- 
- + If @S is found in a menu's display filename, Mystic will replace it with 
-   the user's security level.  For example, a menu's display file of 
-   MAIN@S will translate to MAIN20 if the user has a security level of 20. 
-   If MAIN20 doesn't exist, Mystic will strip the @S and use the base 
-   filename (ie, MAIN in this example). 
- 
- + Bad password attempts now log the user name as well as the password 
-   entered. 
- 
- ! Mystic was not executing events if the execution time passed while a 
-   user was in a door.  Now Mystic should log the user off immediately 
-   after returning from a door (if the event is forced) or wait until the 
-   user logs off (if the event is NOT forced). 
- 
- + The default screen length during a new user login is now configurable 
-   in System Config -> General Configuration.  Prompt #153 has been changed, 
-   as well as prompt 372: 
- 
-        153 |CR|09Screen Pause Length (Enter/|&1): 
-        372 |CR|09Screen Pause Length (Enter/|&1): 
- 
- + Duplicate file scanning option: System Config - File Base Settings 
-   -> Upload Dupe Scan.  This can be set to three different options: 
- 
-        None    -> Mystic will not scan for duplicate files 
-        Current -> Mystic will only scan the CURRENT file base for dupes 
-        All     -> Mystic will scan ALL file bases for duplicate files 
- 
- + Blind uploads have been added into Mystic.  The entire upload process 
-   has been rewritten.    The following prompts have been changed during the 
-   rewrite.  Replace these new prompts with your old ones: 
- 
-       ; File upload testing FAILED text 
-       035 Failed 
- 
-       ; File upload PASSED text 
-       055 Passed 
- 
-       ; Xfer successful:      &1 = file name 
-       083 |CR|12þ |11|&1 |03found.|CR 
- 
-       ; Xfer failed:  &1 = file name 
-       084 |CR|12þ |11|&1 |03skipped.|CR 
- 
-       ; Displayed before running uploads processor 
-       206 |12þ |03Testing file for errors : 
- 
-   The following prompts are new.  Add these to your language file and 
-   recompile with the new MAKELANG.EXE: 
- 
-       ; Blind upload? 
-       375 |CR|12Blind upload? 
- 
-       ; Processing uploads 
-       376 |CR|14Processing uploads ...|CR 
- 
-       ; BLIND dupe search 
-       377 |12þ |03Searching for duplicate files : 
- 
-       ; BLIND dupe found 
-       378 Dupe found. 
- 
-       ; BLIND no dupe found 
-       379 None. 
- 
-       ; Importing file_id.diz 
-       380 |12þ |03Importing file description : 
- 
-       ; FILE_ID found 
-       381 Found. 
- 
-       ; No FILE_ID 
-       382 None. 
- 
- + New display file: BLINDUL.XXX - This file is displayed after a user 
-   selects a blind upload, just as the UPLOAD.XXX file is displayed. 
- 
- ! Pressing enter when upgrading a user's security level from the user 
-   editor was sometimes causing some strange display problems. 
- 
- ! Mystic was bombing out with an error when 0 byte files were uploaded, 
-   or if a user tried to view the contents of a 0 byte archive. 
- 
- + New prompt info MCI code for prompt #072: &2 now displays the file 
-   name for which the description is being entered. 
- 
- + Mystic now prompts the user to post a message on a message base after 
-   the last message has been read.        A new prompt goes along with this 
-   addition, make sure you update your language files: 
- 
-       ; Post on message base? 
-       383 |12Post on |MB? 
- 
- + Enhanced the archive view functions.  When a user views a text file from 
-   within an archive, Mystic will now display a line of text before sending 
-   the text file.  The filename prompt has also been added to the language 
-   file.  Prompt #306 should replace the old one, and prompt 384 should be 
-   added to your language file. 
- 
-       ; Viewing text file &1 = Filename 
-       306 |CL|14Viewing contents of text file: |15|&1|14.|07|CR 
- 
-       ; View text file filename prompt 
-       384 |CR|09File name: 
- 
- + More rearrangement of prompts has brought two more additions to the 
-   prompt file.  Add the following: 
- 
-       ; Download successful 
-       385 |CR|12Transfer successful! 
- 
-       ; Download failed 
-       386 |CR|12Transfer failed! 
- 
- + Added the option to download files from within archived files.  When 
-   viewing the contents of an archive, files can now be downloaded.  As 
-   a result of this added feature, prompt #304 has been changed: 
- 
-       ; Archive view command prompt 
-       304 |CR|14Archive View: (|15R|14)e-list, (|15V|14)iew File, (|15D|14)ownload File or (|15Q|14)uit: |15 
- 
- + When viewing a text file from within an archive, MCI codes are no longer 
-   filtered out.  The file is displayed in straight text mode. 
- 
- ! If the last read pointer file in a JAM base was deleted for some reason, 
-   Mystic would not recreate it, and thus users weren't getting their last 
-   read information saved. 
- 
- ! Fixed a bug in MIDE which would cause an error when when text was 
-   marked and deleted (under certain conditions). 
- 
- + New ACS command: OI.  This returns true if the user is invisible. 
- 
- + New MCI code: AV.  This returns Yes or No depending on the user's 
-   node message availability. 
- 
- + New ACS command: OA.  This returns true if the user is available to 
-   receive node messages. 
- 
- + Added three new Prompt Info MCI codes to prompt #139 (Who's Online): 
- 
-       &6 = User's gender (M or F) 
-       &7 = User's Age 
-       &8 = User's Availability 
- 
- + Added a new menu command: MM - This is a mass e-mail command, which 
-   allows the sysop to send multiple users e-mail all in one shot. 
-   The following new prompts have been added, make the nessasary changes 
-   to your language files, and recompile: 
- 
-       ; Mass mail prompt 
-       387 |CRsend mass mail by:|CR|CR(1) ACS level|CR(2) List of users|CR(3) All users|CR(Q) Quit|CR|CRCommand: 
- 
-       ; Mass mail ACS prompt 
-       388 |CREnter ACS level: 
- 
-       ; Mass mail name info 
-       389 |CR|11Enter user name, or search string.|CREnter a blank line to end.|CR 
- 
-       ; Mass mail name prompt &1 = # of users in list 
-       390 |CR|11|&1 |03users in list.  Enter user name: 
- 
-       ; Mass mail name list 
-       391 |CR|14User mailing list:|CR 
- 
-       ; Mass mail name format &1 = name 
-       392      |03|&1 
- 
-       ; Mass mail name list confirmation 
-       393 |CR|12send e-mail to this list? 
- 
-       ; sending mass mail 
-       394 |CR|CR|14sending mass e-mail, please wait ... 
- 
- + New language prompt #395: Displayed when a user tries to send a node 
-   message to an unavailable node: 
- 
-       ; Node unavilable 
-       395 |CR|14Sorry, this user is marked as unavailable. 
- 
- + Added the option to perform a text search on message bases.  When a user 
-   selects to read message in the current message base, Mystic will now 
-   offer the option to search for text, which will search the From, To, 
-   and Subject fields as well as the message body.  Prompt #112 has been 
-   changed and a new prompt (#396) has been added: 
- 
-       112 |CR|07(|14F|07)|15orward, |07(|14N|07)|15ew, |07(|14Y|07)|15ours, |07(|14S|07)|15earch, |07(|14Q|07)|15uit? 
- 
-       ; Msg search prompt 
-       396 |CR|03Enter search string: 
- 
- + Expanded the inactivity timeout setting to allow for up to 9999 
-   seconds.  It would only allow for up to 255 seconds in the past. 
- 
- ! Fixed some strange MPE engine bugs in the Win32 and OS/2 versions.  For 
-   some reason, some MPE programs that worked fine with the DOS version 
-   were not working correctly with the 32-bit versions. 
- 
- + Added ([) Prev and (]) Next commands to the Protocol editor. 
- 
- + Added the ability to toggle hotkeys on or off.  A new MCI code HK is now 
-   available which displays ON or OFF depending on the user's hotkey setting. 
-   The GE menu command has been expanded as well - option 19 now toggles 
-   the user's hotkey status.  A new field has been added for each menu 
-   command in the menu command editor.    This field is called "LONG KEY" and 
-   works just like the hotkey field except it sets the valid key to execute 
-   the command when the user has hot keys toggled OFF. 
- 
- + Added new option to System Config -> New User Settings in preparation 
-   for the lightbar message reading system. "Message Reader" has three 
-   options, similar to the file lists: Normal, Lightbar, and Ask.  Two 
-   prompts have been added to go along with this: 
- 
-      ; Info edit: Msg Read type 
-      397 |CR|11(|030|08) |14Normal   |15: |10View messages page by page|CR|11(|031|08) |14LightBar |15: |10Scroll message lists with arrow keys|CR|CR|15S|10ele|02ct |15T|10yp|02e: |15 
- 
-      ; New user: Msg Read type 
-      398 |CR|11(|030|08) |14Normal   |15: |10View messages page by page|CR|11(|031|08) |14LightBar |15: |10Scroll message lists with arrow keys|CR|CR|15S|10ele|02ct |15T|10yp|02e: |15 
- 
- + Added new option to the Security Level editor.  The option 
-   "Post / Call Ratio" is used to set the number of posts a user must have 
-   within 100 calls to the BBS. 
- 
- + Added new ACS command: OP.  This option returns true if the current user 
-   meets the set post / call ratio for their security level.      If they do 
-   not meet this ratio, OP will be false. 
- 
- + Added two new MCI codes: 
- 
-      PC - This returns the user's actual post / call percentage. 
-      SP - This returns the user's needed post / call percentage in 
-           order to have a passing post/call ratio. 
- 
- + Completed the new full screen ANSI message reader / lister.  There are 
-   lots of changes that go along with this - as the entire message reading 
-   process has been rewritten for this addition. 
- 
-   The first new addition is a new ANSI template: ANSIMLST.XXX.  This is the 
-   template for the ANSI message index listing, where users can scroll 
-   through a list of messages with the arrow keys.  The following MCI codes 
-   are used: 
- 
-      !1 = Y position of the top line in the message index list 
-      !2 = Y position of the borrom line in the message index list 
-      !3 = Bottom of template.  When a user exists from the list, Mystic 
-           will move to this Y position in preparation for other text. 
- 
-   The second new addition is a new ANSI template: ANSIMRD.XXX.  This is the 
-   template for the actual message reader, which allows the user to scroll 
-   through the message using the arrow keys / pgup, pgdn keys.  The following 
-   MCI codes are used: 
- 
-      !1 = Y position of the top line of the message text window 
-      !2 = Y position of the bottom line of the message text window 
-      !3 = Y position of the bottom of the template. 
- 
-   The message header information is the same as it for the standard 
-   message reading mode: 
- 
-      |& From                       |& Total messages in base 
-      |& To                         |& Reply to message number 
-      |& Subject                    |& See also message number 
-      |& Date / Time                |& Message status 
-      |& Message number 
- 
-   The third new addition are new prompts.  Add the following prompts to 
-   your language files and recompile them using MAKELANG.EXE: 
- 
-      ; Ansi msg read: index list format 
-      ; &1 = msg #   &2 = subject     &3 = from       &4 = to 
-      399 |15|$L05|&       |10|$R30|&2 |14|$R20|&3 |13|$R20|&4 
- 
-      ; Ansi msg read: index list highlight 
-      ; &1 = msg #   &2 = subject     &3 = from       &4 = to 
-      400 |08|23|$L05|& |$R30|&2 |$R20|&3 |$R20|&4|16 
- 
-      ; Ansi msg read: index list highlight OFF 
-      ; &1 = msg #   &2 = subject     &3 = from       &4 = to 
-      401 |15|$L05|&       |10|$R30|&2 |14|$R20|&3 |13|$R20|&4 
- 
-      ; Ansi msg read: delete msg 
-      402 |CR|12Delete this mail? 
- 
-      ; Ansi msg read: jump to msg: &1 = cur msg num  &2 = high msg num 
-      403 |CR|09Jump to which message? (1-|&2): 
- 
-      ; Ansi msg read: scan toggle  &1 = message base name 
-      404 |CR|11|&1 will NOT be scanned in new message scan! 
- 
-      405 |CR|11|&1 will be scanned in new message scan! 
-      406 |CR|11|MB is marked as mandatory reading! 
- 
- + Separated the "To:" prompt when posting a message.  The following 
-   new prompts are: 
- 
-      ; Reply msg To: standard 
-      407 |CR|09To: 
- 
-      ; Reply msg To: lightbar 
-      408 |CR|09To: 
- 
- + Mystic now has the option System Config -> New User Settings -> 
-   HotKeys.  This option allows for three options: Yes/No/Ask.  Two 
-   new prompts have been added: 
- 
-      ; User edit: Hotkeys 
-      409 |CR|12Use hot-key input? 
- 
-      ; New user: Hotkeys 
-      410 |CR|12Use hot-key input? 
- 
- + Added a new command to the standard message reader: (L)ist messages 
-   Three new prompts go along with this new addition: 
- 
-      ; Msg List Header 
-      411 |CR|15Msg #  From                                                           To                                                                       Subject|CR|09|$D79- 
- 
-      ; Msg List Format (Same prompt info as header) 
-      412 |15|$L05|& |09|$R20|&1 |$R20|&2 |10|$R30|&3 
- 
-      ; Msg List Footer 
-      413 |09|$D79-|CR|PA 
- 
- + New MPL procedure: MOVEY.  This works just like MOVEX except it works for 
-   the Y position. 
- 
- + The DATE/TIME PromptInfo MCI code for message headers have been 
-   separated.  Now &4 = msg date, and &0 = msg time. 
- 
- ! Mystic had a slight error in the format of the CHAIN.TXT door drop file. 
-   This should be fixed, and it should be created properly. 
- 
- + Rewrote the variable handling in the MPE engine.  Arrays can now have 
-   full expressions as indicies.  For example: 
- 
-       Str := 4 
-       Test(Str2Int(Str) - 3) := 'Hello world' 
- 
- + The Win32 version now sets the console window title to "Mystic Node x" 
-   where X is the node number.    Haven't added this to the OS/2 version yet 
-   as I haven't had the chance to search for the appropriate API call. 
- 
- + The mouse is no longer active during a Mystic BBS Win32 session as it 
-   was in the past. 
- 
- + The VAR statement (for defining variables) in the MPE engine has been 
-   rewritten to allow a comma to separate variable defintions.  For example, 
-   the following is now supported: 
- 
-        var 
-          somestr  string, 
-          somech   char, 
-          somebyte byte 
- 
- + Added local procedure variables into the MPE language.  This means that 
-   variables can be defined within a procedure and will only be able to be 
-   used in that procedure.  For example: 
- 
-        Proc Hello 
-          Var S String 
-          S := 'Hello' 
-          WriteLn(S) 
-        Pend Hello 
- 
-        WriteLn(S) 
- 
-   The above example would not compile because the main body of the program 
-   is trying to access a variable which was defined within the HELLO 
-   procedure only.  Variables declared in the main body of the program are 
-   still considered global variables, and will be available to any/all 
-   functions. 
- 
- + The MPE engine compilers now ignore all "BEGIN" and "END" keywords to 
-   make it a little more "pascal-syntax" friendly.  Some people think that 
-   the "BEGIN/END" helps make their program code more readable.  However, 
-   this could cause some confusion in the future since BEGIN and END don't 
-   come up as errors, but they are not actual valid MPL keywords. 
- 
- + MIDE now syntax highlights "BEGIN" and "END". 
- 
- + Changed the syntax of the Procedure definition in the MPL.  The new 
-   format is as follows: 
- 
-        Procedure <procname> (<optional vars>) 
-        Pend 
- 
-   So for example, an old procedure that looked like this: 
- 
-        Proc Hello_World 
-          WriteLn ('Hello world') 
-        Pend Hello_World 
- 
-   Would now be changed to: 
- 
-        Procedure Hello_World 
-          WriteLn ('Hello world') 
-        Pend 
- 
-   Now that this change has been implemented, all older .MPS source code 
-   will need to be modified to fit this format.  The "PROC" keyword has 
-   been extended to "Procedure" and the procedure name is no longer 
-   required after the "Pend" statement.  If you forget to remove the name 
-   at the end of your Pend statement, the code will still compile.  However, 
-   it will not execute properly! 
- 
- + Variables can now be passed to procedures!  For example, the following 
-   is a valid procedure: 
- 
-        Procedure Print (Str String) 
-          WriteLn ('Contents of STR = ' + Str) 
-        Pend 
- 
-   Then, to call the procedure in your code: 
- 
-        Print ('Hello World') 
- 
-   And now that the MPL engine is a little more friendly to some of the 
-   Pascal syntax, the following is a valid procedure: 
- 
-        Procedure Print (Str String) 
-        Var 
-          Str2 String, 
-          Str3 String 
-        Begin 
-          WriteLn (Str) 
-        Pend 
- 
- + Added four new options to menu commands MW (Write e-mail) and MP 
-   (post new message): 
- 
-        /TO:<username>   <- This sets the message's TO field. 
-      /SUBJ:<subject>    <- This sets the message's SUBJECT field. 
-      /ADDR:<netaddr>    <- This sets the message's netmail address field. 
-         /             <- Forces user to post the message (they can't 
-                            abort it from the editor). 
- 
- + Added two new options to the FF menu command (Create/Download file list): 
- 
-              /NEW - Creates a list of only NEW files. 
-        /ALLGROUPS - Creates a list of files in ALL file groups. 
- 
- + New MPL function: ISLOCALKEY.  Returns TRUE or FALSE after calling 
-   READKEY based on who entered the key. 
- 
- ! If Allow ANSI is set to NO, Mystic will now skip the graphics detection 
-   and automatically set their terminal type of ASCII. 
- 
- ! Mystic was not pausing after a screen size of message and file group 
-   names when selecting groups. 
- 
- + Added new MPL command: WriteLocalXY.  This procedure allows text to be 
-   printed to the local screen only. 
- 
- - Removed MPL command: StatusWrite.  This procedure can be completely 
-   replaced by the new WriteLocalXY command. 
- 
- + New MPL "CFG" variable: CFGSTATUSTYPE 
- 
- + Added two new prompts, to separate the Xport message function in ansi 
-   and standard reading modes: 
- 
-        ; Ansi msg read: export to file 
-        414 Export to filename: 
-        ; Ansi msg read: local export 
-        415 Export to filepath/filename: 
- 
- + Added the user's age after their birthdate in the user editor. 
- 
- + MPE change: The Write and WriteLn statements now REQUIRE that any 
-   variables passed or functions used are of the STRING type.  If you want 
-   to print numerical variables, you must use the strI2S function. 
- 
- + Added new MPE command: CONST.  This allows constant variable 
-   defintions to be defined.  At this time there are a few limitations... 
-   Any CONSTANT value cannot be used when assigning variables.  For 
-   example: 
- 
-       Var 
-         Str String 
-       Const 
-         SomeStr = 'Hello World' 
-       Begin 
-         Str := SomeStr 
-       End 
- 
-   The above example won't work, because you are trying to assign a 
-   variable the value of a CONSTANT.  They do work, however, in 
-   expression evaluations: 
- 
-       Const 
-         SomeByte = 69 
-       Begin 
-         If SomeByte > 69 Then 
-           WriteLn ('Greater!') 
-         ElseIf SomeByte < 69 Then 
-           WriteLn ('Less than!') 
-         Else 
-           WriteLn ('Same') 
-         EndIf 
-       End 
- 
- + Added permanent user index numbers for each user.  These will be used 
-   quite a bit internally in the future. 
- 
- + New ACS command: Ux.  This command will return true if the user's 
-   permanent index matches the supplied number.  For example, an ACS of 
-   "u1" would only return true if the user's permanent index was 1. 
- 
- + Added FUNCTIONS into the MPE engine.  Functions work almost indentical 
-   to procedures except that they return values.  The following is an 
-   example function: 
- 
-     Function Return10 : Byte 
-     Begin 
-       Return10 := 10 
-     Pend 
- 
-     Var 
-       Temp Byte 
-     Begin 
-       Temp := Return10 + 10 
-       WriteLn ('This should say 20 : ' + strI2S(Temp)) 
-     End 
- 
- + Added new prompt #416 to the mass e-mail... 
- 
-      ; mass email subj: prompt 
-      416 |CR|09Subject: 
- 
- + Added new MPE command: ONEKEY. 
- 
- + Added new ACS option to System Config -> General Settings.  The 
-   "See Invisible ACS" is the ACS level required to see users marked as 
-   invisible in the Who's Online listing. 
- 
- + Added new USER variable into the MPE engine: USERPERMIDX is the user's 
-   permanent user index number. 
- 
- + The new user feedback e-mail can now be configured in System Config -> 
-   New User Settings.  In the past it would automatically send the e-mail 
-   to the SysOp name defined in System Config -> General Settings. 
- 
- + Added some new options to the Mass Upload command.  The (G)lobal command 
-   now scans all areas for all new files automatically. 
- 
-   If no FILE_ID.DIZ file is found, Mystic will now prompt for a file 
-   description, unless in Auto Area or Auto Global mode.  The mass upload 
-   command should also be much faster than it was in previous versions! 
- 
- + Added new MPE demo program: MPEDEMO.MPS into the default full 
-   installation.  I'll also include it into the 1.06 upgrade package. 
- 
- + Added a wide-beta release telnet server for the Win32 version.  This 
-   server allows Mystic BBS for Win32 to handle incomming telnet connections 
-   without the need of a virtual modem driver.  Unfortunetly, existing DOS 
-   doors and protocol drivers will not work with this server, so it may not 
-   attract too many SysOps.  In the future, Mystic will have its own set of 
-   internal protocols which will work over a telnet connection. 
- 
- + Separated many of the "invalid password" prompts.  From now on, #417 
-   will be a "general" invalid password prompt, for most things like 
-   invalid menu passwords, invalid file/msg base passwords, etc.  Other 
-   invalid password prompts have been separated and will be listed 
-   below: 
- 
-      ; General Invalid PW 
-      417 |CR|12Invalid password. 
- 
- + Separated the new user login PW prompts with the change password prompts. 
-   Along with this comes some new prompts: 
- 
-      ; INFO EDIT: Do not match 
-      418 |CR|12 Passwords do not match! 
-      ; INFO EDIT: PW prompt 
-      419 |CR|03Enter your desired password.|CRIt should be between 4 and 20 characters.|CR|CR|09Password: 
-      ; INFO EDIT: PW too short 
-      420 |CR|12Password must be at least 4 characters long! 
-      ; INFO EDIT: Verify PW 
-      421 |CR|11Enter your password again for verification.|CR|CR|09Password: 
- 
- + Some new and changed invalid password prompts: 
- 
-      ; User login: Invalid PW 
-      003 |CR|12invalid password. 
-      ; Matrix user login: Invalid PW 
-      293 |CR|12Invalid password. 
-      ; UNUSED 
-      331 UNUSED!! 
-      ; General Invalid PW 
-      417 |CR|12Invalid password. 
-      ; Invalid New User PW 
-      422 |CR|12Invalid password! 
-      ; Invalid Matrix PW 
-      423 |CR|12Invalid password! 
- 
- + Added new blind upload prompt: 
- 
-      ; Upload: No files found 
-      424 |CR|15No files found!|CR|CR|PA 
- 
- + Added new read command (B)y you.  When this is selected, Mystic will 
-   only show messages post by the user.  Prompt 112 has been changed to 
-   add this command: 
- 
-      112 |CR|07(|14F|07)|15orward, |07(|14N|07)|15ew, |07(|14B|07)|15y You, |07(|14Y|07)|15ours, |07(|14S|07)|15earch, |07(|14Q|07)|15uit? 
- 
- + Added new menu command: MV - View outbound (sent) e-mail. 
- 
- ! When compiling a file list, Mystic would sometimes not display the file 
-   base name after the "Working..." prompt.  This only happened when there 
-   were no files in a base and the data files didn't exist for that area. 
- 
- + File list compiler now aborts if there are no files in the list.  A new 
-   prompt goes along with this: 
- 
-      ; File list compile: No files found 
-      425 |CR|15No files found!|CR|CR|PA 
- 
- + Added the ability to refuse multinode user logins on multiple nodes. 
-   If System Config -> General Config -> User Multiple Logins is set to 
-   Yes, Mystic will not allow the same user to be connected to more than 
-   more node at a time.  A new prompt #426 has been added: 
- 
-      426 |CR|14You cannot login to more than one node at a time.|CR|CR|PA 
-       
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-| Jan 30th, 2000 -> Mystic BBS v1.06 - RELEASED | 
-`-----------------------------------------------' 
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whats_new_105.txt · Last modified: 2016/05/22 03:49 by avon

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