# # Caucus version 2.6 --- American English master text file. # Copyright (C) 1989 Camber-Roth, (C) 1998 Screen Porch LLC. # All rights reserved. # #: CR 9/08/92 16:59 1st carvmark. Add logfeature to gen_Aopttab. #: CR 9/09/92 17:16 Add _break & _log to commands. #: CR 10/04/92 22:40 Integrate with Chix work. #: CR 10/09/92 19:21 2.4 integration changes #: CR 10/12/92 14:46 Split chk_Fheader in two. #: CR 10/13/92 15:25 Remove jistrans, kanjiterm from gen_Aopttab. #: JV 10/19/92 14:43 Add mes_Treplypref, add FROZEN to gen_Aparse #: CR 10/19/92 16:48 Add fre_Enoallow, mai_Kdatared. #: WR 10/27/92 17:25 Expand item/resp # formats to 4 digits. #: CR 10/30/92 12:57 Add new options to gen_Aopttab. #: CR 12/14/92 18:04 New value for mes_A822maiflds. #: CR 1/22/93 16:48 Add text to res_Hitemp. #: CR 2/25/93 22:51 Add SET EXPORT stuff. #: JV 4/23/93 14:58 Add 'check' to mail_Ajoin. #: JV 4/23/93 17:04 Add 'next' to fnd_Aconsrc. #: JV 6/30/93 09:45 Add 'enter' to commands, 'attachments' to objectable. #: JV 6/30/93 11:18 Add SET TRANSFER. #: JD 7/26/93 12:29 Add diskfull to gen_Aopttab. #: CN 5/16/93 17:33 Add gen_Anp... parsing tables for "show since". #: CP 6/30/93 17:22 Add res_Fshowhead3,4,5,6 for "AIR" response ranges. #: CP 7/16/93 12:23 Integrate 2.5 changes. #: CP 8/01/93 23:09 Add "_cmi" to COMMANDS. #: CC 8/03/93 12:22 Add 'since' to gen_Anpmods. #: CP 8/08/93 23:33 Add attach, noattach, wait, nowait to gen_Anpmods. #: CK 8/12/93 17:26 Add add_EatN messages for failure during attachment. #: CK 8/20/93 15:41 Add show attachment stuff. #: CP 8/25/93 21:50 Attachment bug fixes. #: JV 9/03/93 12:36 Label sys_Tset0, add & (attach format). #: JV 9/07/93 09:59 Add SET TRANSFER. #: CP 9/08/93 16:02 2.5 finishing touches (noask...) #: JV 9/20/93 13:12 Add some comments for attachment info. #: JZ 9/28/93 18:09 Add cus_*cuslib. #: CR 10/19/93 20:59 Add strings C.R. missed. #: CR 7/05/94 14:02 Add mac_Tascii, mac_Tbinary. #: CR 2/09/95 16:33 Add chg_Aorgcon. #: CR 5/06/95 17:24 Add ced_Elines. # # This file contains the default definitions of all of the Caucus # dictionary strings, American English language version. # # * * * DO NOT CHANGE THIS FILE! * * * # # If you wish to change the text in a dictionary, follow these steps: # 1. Copy the text you want to change from this file. # 2. Edit it appropriately. # 3. Insert the changed text into your LOCALnnn file, such # as local000. # # For information regarding translation & modification rights, # contact: # Screen Porch LLC # 2000 North 15th St, Suite 103 # Arlington, VA 22201 # 703 243 3001 # # Each string in a Caucus dictionary has a name, or "index". Each index # is preceded by a colon (:) to show that this is the start of a new # string. An index may be up to 15 characters long. Strings are # referenced in the Caucus program by their indices. (This means # that while you can change the text of a string, you'd better not # change the name of the index!) # # Everything after the index (until the next index) belongs to that # string, (except for lines beginning with #, which are comments). # If the string is supposed to terminate with a newline, the last line # of the string must be blank. # # Most indices follow a standard naming pattern, which looks like: # mmm_Zxxxxx # # where mmm is the relevant module or command name # (e.g. CED for Caucus editor stuff) # # Z is the type of string: # T miscellaneous text # P prompt # H help # K keyword # A table of options, modifiers, or keywords # F a format string used in a 'sprintf' call # E error message # # xxxx suggests the meaning of this particular text. # #---Notes: # # (1) In a table like ":commands", below, a slash separates synonymns, # e.g. "help" and "?" are equivalent. # # (2) Indices like "ss_inred" are short strings that are global throughout # Caucus. "Inred", for example, means "INput REDirection". # # (3) If a string must begin with a colon in column 1, use "\:". If # the string must begin with a \, double it ("\\"). # # (4) A line beginning with ":. # # 15-NOV-88: Modify sys_Ttwoyou: two users on Caucus, not on a # particular conference. # # 17-JAN-89: Modify and add strings for expiration warning: # set_Hexpire, set_Aoption, set_Tmeans11, set_Pprm11, # gen_Fexpwarn, gen_Acomlin, sys_Tset0, sys_Tsetcms0. # # 31-JAN-89: Modify gen_Acomlin to include "-u" by-conference user # logging command line option. # # 6-APR-89: Add gen_Tnewopt, gen_Aopttab for start-up options file # processing. Also rearranged dictionary files from old # mdtext0 model to diction0 header file that includes rest. # Also removed "mark" from pas_Pwhat and pas_Hwhat, i.e. # the cv2pass program, as too many people abused it. Mark # command is still recognized, just not listed. # # 13-APR-89: Add "*" as third word to mai_Ainex table, so that wildcard # character for userlist include/exclude can be changed. # # 17-APR-89: Fix sys_Tcancms. # # 21-APR-89: Add "$" end-of-line terminator to all strings that normally # end with blanks. See note (7) above. # # 09-JUN-89: Add "sys_Tv_sv" for Sperry 5000 Unix System V. # # 12-JUN-89: Add strings for SET TEXT_ENTRY: set_Aoption, set_Tmeans12, # set_Pprm12, set_Htexten, set_Atexten. # # 21-JUN-89: Add "sys_Tv_px" for Xenix panel library emulation. # # 28-JUN-89: Add "peo_Tnow" to contain " (now)" string. # # 18-JUL-89: Many "empty" (zero-length) lines were changed to "$" to # force the compiler to make sure they become 0-length. # (VM/CMS does not understand 0-length lines.) # # 24-JUL-89: Add ent_Tpreprom, to generalize input prompting. # # 31-AUG-89: 2.2 Return-receipt capability: change mes_Foksend, add # mes_Aoksend and mes_Tretrec. Add set_Pprm13, set_Tmeans13, # set_Hrecsize, mes_Thedrec, mes_Frectext, and mes_Trecsent. # # 05-SEP-89: 2.2 LIFO modifier: change gen_Aparse, res_Arloop. # SET MYTEXT option: change h_modifier, res_Hitemp, set_Aoption. # Add set_Hmytext, set_Amytext, res_Tinever. # # 07-SEP-89: 2.2 "invisible conferences". Change cus_Atab, cus_Hnoarg. # Add cus_Acuspub, cus_Pcuspub, and cus_Hcuspub. Also 2.2 # ECHO options -d, -n: add ech_Aopts. # # 11-SEP-89: Remove help text into separate file HELP0. 2.2 Menu handling: # change "commands", add mnu_Enomenu, mnu_Fbadmenu, mnu_Enomem. # Make mac_Kuser, mac_Kconfid, mac_Kconfname, mac_Kconfnum # all resident. # # 14-SEP-89: ASSIGN command: change commands; add ass_Enovar, ass_Enomem. # # 15-SEP-89: Readonly membership: change mai_Ainex; add ent_Ereadonly. # # 28-SEP-89: SET STARTMENU option: change set_Aoption, add set_Tmeans15, # set_Pprm15, H_stmenu. # # 7-OCT-89: SHOW ITEM range PERSON name: Add sho_FitpersF, sho_Fitpers, # sho_Titperhead. # # 7-OCT-89: Miscellaneous. Add ss_lparen, ss_rparen, fnd_Pexact. Change # ss_pause, kil_Tmany, mes_T0select. Rename mes_T0selected to # mes_F0selected. # # 9-OCT-89: Miscellaneous: Add chg_Enoitem, des_Enopsbjmch, des_Enosbjmch, # err_Ebaddata, fnd_Enumber, fnd_Plist, fre_Epeople, kil_Tselect, # mai_Eambconf, ppl_Tlist, sea_Enomess, sho_Enobody, ss_abort. # # 11-OCT-89: Change sys_Tset0, sys_Tset0cms to accomodate all the new # SET options. # # 20-OCT-89: Change ech_Aopts to allow "echo -i" to display w/o interrupt. # # 22-OCT-89: Remove mac_Kuser, mac_Kconfid, mac_Kconfname, replace with # mac_Knames. # # 07-NOV-89: Add "_listconf" hack to commands. # # 14-NOV-89: Add mes_T0selected. # # 20-NOV-89: Add cst_Kinexdef. Change various strings to reflect # new default EOT is "." # # 30-NOV-89: Empty sys_Tcancms. Make mac_Knames a table. # # 1-DEC-89: Change more strings to reference dot instead of 2 s. # # 8-JAN-90: For SET IMPORT_MAIL: add set_Aimport, set_Himport, set_Pprm16, # set_Tmeans16. Modify set_Aoption. # # 25-JAN-90: Add EDIT command. Modify commands, add new_Eeditnoarg, # new_Eeditfail. # # 26-JAN-90: Import mail: add mes_Kfrom, ss_cmiesc. Add mailing distribution # lists: mes_Enodist. Fix SHOW PERS ITEM: sho_Enotmem. Add # mes_A822maiflds, mes_Fsndun, mes_Tnounsnd. # # 6-FEB-90: Corrected mes_Fsndun, mes_Tnounsnd, set_Pprm16 # Added gen_Enodicti # # 20-FEB-90: Add ONEUSER to gen_Aopttab, add sys_Etwoyou. # # 01-MAR-90: Add -h to ech_Aopt. Add "window" to set_Atexten. # # 6-MAR-90: Wordwrap stuff: changed set_Tmeans12, set_Pprm12, set_Atexten, # set_Htexten. # Added DG status line stuff: sys_Fstatmsg, sys_Fstatitem, # sys_Fstatresp, sys_Tstaturg, sys_Tstathead, sys_Tstattail # Changed sys_Tcanaos, sys_Hexpire (address!) # # 09-MAR-90: Add "_welcome _load_status _show_status" psuedo-commands # to commands. # # 17-MAR-90: Added mes_Amessmod: table of modifiers to SEND command # Removed mes_Kagain. # # 19-MAR-90: Remove chg_Tbrief1, add chg_Hintro, mes_Tsentmess, mes_Enoname. # # 20-MAR-90: Add sys_Foneline for one-line status reports. Remove # mai_Tnowleave. Add _list_status, _check to commands. # Add mes_Tconmess. # # 21-MAR-90: Fixed sho_Enobody: no-one --> noone. # # 4-APR-90: Add err_Enobug, kil_Fnouid. # # 12-APR-90: Add sys_Acollate. Modify gen_Aopttab to add "eightbits". # # 16-APR-90: SET EXPORT feature: add set_Enoexport, set_Aexport, set_Pprm17, # set_Tmeans17, set_Hexport. Most of these are "reserved for # expansion", with suggested text commented (#'d) out, as the # code that uses SET EXPORT hasn't been completed. # # 1-MAY-90: Modify kil_Tintro, kil_Pwho, kil_Hwho to document the ability # to kill a user by "=userid". # # 10-MAY-90: Remove <>'s from sys_Kdel. # # 5-JUN-90: Add "-f" to ech_Aopts. # # 8-JUL-90: Add sys_Tv_ro for MIPS RISC/os. # # 13-JUL-90: Add new ":organizer" class stuff. Add ":organizer" to # mai_Ainex; modify text of cus_Tonlyorg; add cus_Tonlypri. # Modify del_Eorgan and many other text strings to imply there # may be many organizers. # # 17-JUL-90: Add 'groups files' features. Add mai_Fnogroup. # # 26-JUL-90: Modify text of cus_Pcuspub and cus_Hcuspub. Add ":organizer" # to cst_Kinexdef. # # 27-JUL-90: Add new (long) cv2start dialogue. Modify cst_Tintro, # cst_Tcname, cst_Porgid. Add cst_Pallopen, cst_Hallopen, # cst_Plike, cst_Hlike, cst_Plikewhat, cst_Hlikewhat, # cst_Paddorg, cst_Haddorg, cst_Paddgrp, cst_Haddgrp, # cst_Peditxcus, cst_Heditxcus, cst_Puseedit, cst_Huseedit, # cst_Fworking, cst_Tcfempty, cst_Tisempty. # # 8-AUG-90: Add tailorable display strings: res_Fshowitem, res_Fshowmore, # res_Fshowhead1, res_Fshowhead2, res_Fshowresp. Remove res_Kitem. # # 12-AUG-90: Add (userid) as part of user's name. Remove reg_Tinuse. # Add ss_luid, ss_ruid. # # 28-AUG-90: Add peo_Kpunct: string of punctuation to be removed. # Add chg_Ebadcname. # # 30-NOV-90: Remove '#' from peo_Kpunct. # # 24-JAN-91: Minor changes to set_Hformat, gen_Tlongline, sys_Ttwoyou. # Replace sys_Tv_ca with sys_Tv_vs, sys_Tv_vsn. # # 30-JAN-91: User names are now displayed with &a, &u, &z codes. # Change res_Fshowresp, res_Fshowhead1, res_Fshowhead2, # res_Fshowitem, mes_Foksend, cus_Fokneworg. # Remove sta_Torg, sta_Tyouare, cus_Tnotmem. # Add sta_Forg, sta_Fyouare, peo_Ffull, peo_Fshort, mes_Fname, # del_Fname, cus_Fnotmem. # # 1-FEB-91: Add editcom, hangup options to gen_Aopttab. # # 19-FEB-91: Add sys_Ereserved, lic_Tfuncmask. Remove sho_FitpersF. # Change sho_Fitpers to use &a, &u codes. Add fnd_Fauthor. # # 2-MAR-91: Remove sys_Tv... strings. Add gen_Kbitbuck. # # 20-JUN-91: Add peo_Katsign. # # 9-JUL-91: Slight changes to mes_Thedrec, mes_Frectext, mes_Tretrec,. # peo_Fshort. Add ppl_Tchoose, ppl_Tspecial. # # 2-AUG-91: Change "&u" to "&u&h" to display hostname in strings: # cus_Hokneworg, cus_Fnotmem, del_Fname, sho_Fitpers, # sta_Forg, sta_Fyouare, fnd_Fauthor, mes_Foksend, mes_Fname, # peo_Ffull, peo_Fshort, res_Fshowresp, res_Fshowhead1, # res_Fshowitem. # # 17-SEP-91: Add &h to all &u. # # 3-JAN-92: Add chg_Pcussub, chg_Hcussub, ent_Tenpartial. Change # cus_Atab, cus_Hnoarg. # # 9-JAN-92: Add set_Aorder, set_Tmeans0, optonoff. Remove mes_Kforward, # mes_Tsubjpre. Change mes_Atype. Sys_Tset0 defaults wordwrap. # # 7-APR-92: Add (heretofore missing) new_Eeditno. # # 18-APR-92: Add "_restrict" to commands table. # # 6-JUN-92: Add diskformat, termformat options to gen_Aopttab. # Make sys_Tmonth memory-resident. # # 24-JUL-92: Add "tailorable message display" strings: mes_Fshowhd, # mes_Fshowpt, mes_Fshowdv, mes_Fshowtr, mes_Flistlg, # mes_Flistbr, mes_Tnewmsg. Change mes_Atype. Remove # mes_Tdashes. Add cst_Tchgstat. Changes to mac_Knames. # # 3-AUG-92: New SEARCH syntax & capabilities. Remove sch_Kfor. Add # gen_Afieldarg, sch_Kwildname, sch_Amods, sch_Pperson, # sch_Hperson, sch_Fperson # # 25-AUG-92: Change mes_Ashowmod. # # 4-SEP-92: Add "logfeature" to gen_Aopttab. # # 9-SEP-92: Add "_break" and "_log" to commands. # # 9-OCT-92: 2.4 integration: lic_Fmaxu, "%ld" -> "%d", add ss_blank, # sho_Apermod, sys_Foneline1, sys_Foneline2. Comment out # sys_Acollate. Replace chk_Fheader with header1 & header2. # Remove (xxx' out) jistrans, kanjiterm from gen_Aopttab. # # 19-OCT-92: Add "frozen" to gen_Aparse, add mes_Treplypref, add fre_Enoallow, # add mai_Kdatared. # # 27-OCT-92: Expand item/resp # formats to 4 digits in res_Fshowhead2, # sys_Foneline1,2, sys_Fstatitem, sys_Fstatresp. Add options # iocontrol, fileoutput to gen_Aopttab. # # 25-FEB-93: Add SET EXPORT, change strings set_Pprm17, set_Aexport, # set_Hexport. # # 23-APR-93: Add 'check' to mai_Ajoin, 'next' to fnd_Aconsrc, fnd_Hconsrc. # # 16-MAY-93: Add new command line parsing tables gen_Anpdata, gen_Anpmods, # gen_Anprepl, for "show since". # # 11-JUN-93: Add comments for text length info for tailorable display. # # 30-JUN-93: Add res_Fshowhead3,4,5,6 for displaying response ranges. Add # del_Tnotyours. Add res_Fshowbrief. Remove res_Fshowmore, # res_Frespn, res_Frespf. Change gen_Afieldargs. Change # res_Fshowitem. # # 30-JUN-93: Add 'enter' to commands, 'attachments' to objectable, # SET TRANSFER to set_Aorder, set_Aoption, mac_Knames; # add set_Tmeans18, set_Pprm18. # Add real text for set_Tmeans17 (export_mail). # Fixed set_Hdict, fnd_Hanyall. # Various grammatical fixes. # # 26-JUL-93: Add DISKFULL to gen_Aopttab. Add "_cmi" to COMMANDS. # Add since, attach, noattach, wait, nowait to gen_Anpmods. # Remove attachments from objectable. # # 12-AUG-93: Add add_Eat0,1,2,3,4 formats for attachment error reporting. # # 20-AUG-93: Expand sys_Tset0, set_Aorder, set_Aoption, ech_Aopts. # Add res_Enoattach, res_Enoattshow, set_Tmeans19, set_Pprm19, # set_Ashowat, set_Hshowat, res_Pshowat, res_Hshowat, add_Eat7, # del_PattaD, del_HattaD. # Remove mac_Knames. # Split off res_Fshowitem2. # # 3-SEP-93: Label sys_Tset0. Add & to tailorable display. # # 7-SEP-93: Add TRANSFER to sys_Tset0, sys_Tset0cms, set_Aorder, set_Aoption; # add set_Tmeans20, set_Pprm20, set_Htransfer, set_Atrans. # # 8-SEP-93: Change gen_Anpmods, chg_Enoitem. # Add res_Pwhichitem, res_Hwhichitem, dic_Aproperties. # # 20-SEP-93: Add ced_Etoobig, ced_Epartial. # Add attachment modifiers to res_Fxxx description. # # 28-SEP-93: Add cus_Acuslib, cus_Pcuslib, cus_Hcuslib. #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # # TABLE OF CONTENTS of the American English Master text file: # # Commands, objects, macros # Short strings global to Caucus # Command: ADD # Command: CHANGE # Command: CUSTOMIZE # Command: SET # Command: DELETE # Command: LIST # Command: SHOW # Command: STATUS # Command: FORGET # Command: FREEZE # Command: SEARCH # Program: COSTART # Program: CAUKILL # Program: CAUREMOVE # Program: CAUCUSCHECK # Program: CAUCUSPASS # Command: ECHO # Command: MENU # Command: ASSIGN # # Code: CED # Code: GEN # Code: LOG # Code: MAIN program # Code: MESS (messages) # Code: NEW # Code: REGister # Code: RES & ENT: response handling code # Code: SYS # Code: LIC #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # #-- #----Properties specific to this dictionary. Each word is a property. # word1 is "prompt_macro flag": 0=off, 1=on :dic_Aproperties res 0 # #----STOPCOMS: Commands to exit Caucus at AND NOW? May NOT be abbreviated. :stopcoms table stop sotp quit exit bye by done qq off # #----COMMANDS: Regular Caucus commands recognized at AND NOW? :commands table echo help/? add delete show list change forget search send status customize set join freeze version _callmenu _return _assign _listconf edit _welcome _load_status _list_status _show_status _check _restrict _break _log enter _cmi _callclose # #----OBJECTS: table of most common objects recognized by Caucus verbs :objectable table items responses messages/send osubjects/subjects psubjects persons/participants # #------------------Short strings global to much of Caucus. :ss_dotnl '. $ #--input, output redirection :ss_inred < :ss_outred > :ss_appred >> # :ss_caucus caucus # :ss_inprom > # :ss_qt1 ' :ss_qt2 " # :ss_all all :ss_colon \: :ss_pause =more, s=stop # :ss_abort s # :ss_lparen ( :ss_rparen ) # :ss_blank $ # #---Currently, ss_cmiesc MUST be *one* character. :ss_cmiesc = # #---Left and Right borders to userid part of a person's full name. :ss_luid ( :ss_ruid ) # :yesnotable no yes ok # #---Onofftable is only used for SET options which have ON/OFF values. :onofftable res on off # #---Optonoff is only used for parsing characteristics in master.opt. :optonoff on off # #-----------------Beginning of command code-------------------------------- # #-------------ADD command :add_Enoarg You can ADD any one of the following: ITEM add a new item to the conference RESPONSE add a new response to an item MESSAGE same as SEND PSUBJECT a new Personal subject index OSUBJECT a new Organizer subject index (organizer only) For more information type HELP ADD. # :add_Eambig I couldn't understand what you want to ADD. Please use more letters. # :add_Ebadcom I don't understand what you want to ADD. For more assistance, type ADD or HELP ADD or HELP OBJECT. # #----------ADD ITEM :ent_Ereadonly I'm sorry, you are not allowed to add items or responses to this conference. If you wish to be a full participant, please contact an Organizer. # :ent_Tnoent I'm sorry, an Organizer has disallowed entering new items. # :ent_Tfull This conference is full. No new items may be entered. # :ent_Tencancel Item entry cancelled. # :ent_Fwasenter Your text has been entered as item %d. # :ent_Tenpartial Your text was too large to fit into an item. Only the first 32000 characters were saved in the item. # :res_Tenitem Please enter the text of your item. (I'll ask you for a title for the item in a minute.) To finish your text, enter just a period (dot) at the beginning of the next line. If you get confused, remember to press "?" followed by . Enter your item text: # :res_Tinever Your new item has been marked as SEEN. In doing so, some formerly new item(s) have been marked as UNSEEN. These item(s) are: # :res_Ferrparse There is an error in the item or response selection shown below: '%s' %s # #------ADD SUBJECT :add_Tmaksub Making subject ' # :add_Edupsub Subject already exists: ' # :add_Pwhatsub Please type the name of the subject you want to create: > :add_Hwhatsub You've just told Caucus that you want to create a new subject category. You must now tell Caucus the name of that category. The name must fit on one line. Try to make the name as descriptive as possible. If you don't wish to create a new subject now, just press . # :add_Fsubconflict The subject name '%s' conflicts with an already existing subject and can not be added. Please try a different (or longer) name. # :add_Fsubpunc Subject names must contain at least one letter or number or non-punctuation character. Please try again. # #---------ADD RESPONSE :add_Etoomany More than one item was selected by the ADD RESPONSE command. Please try again, but specify only one item. # :add_Pwhich Add a response to which item? $ # :add_Hwhich You've just told Caucus that you want to add a response to an existing item. Now Caucus is asking you which item you mean. You can specify the item the same way you would on the SHOW or LIST commands, i.e. a number, the word THIS or LAST, the word AUTHOR followed by a person's name enclosed in quotes, etc. If you enter more than one item number, Caucus will complain and ask you to select only one item. If you don't want to add a response after all, press . # #---Error format messages for adding attachments. :add_Eat0 Caucus encountered an internal API database error %d while attempting to attach your file. Please contact Screen Porch. :add_Eat1 There is no response %d:%d. :add_Eat2 Response %d:%d already has an attachment. If you want to replace it, use CHANGE ATTACHMENT. :add_Eat3 You asked to attach a file, but no file name was given. :add_Eat4 The file that you asked to attach does not exist, or cannot be read. :add_Eat5 Caucus can not determine the size of the file you are trying to attach. Please contact Screen Porch and report this error. # :add_Eat6 Response %d:%d does not have an attachment. If you want to add an attachment, use ADD ATTACH. # :add_Eat7 You do not own response %d:%d, and therefore can not add or change an attachment to it. #-----------------------------------CHANGE command # :chg_Hnoarg You can CHANGE any one of the following: ITEM the text of an item you entered RESPONSE the text of a response you entered TITLE the title of an item you entered ATTACHMENT an attachment to an item or response which you entered NAME your name in the conference INTRO the text of your brief introduction PHONE your telephone number PASSWORD your login password PSUBJECT your Personal subject index OSUBJECT Organizer's subject index (organizer only) For more information type HELP CHANGE. # :chg_Hbrief CAUCUS asks everyone to enter a brief introduction, describing who they are and what interests they have. Feel free to mention whatever seems appropriate. You can always change your brief description later if you like. # :chg_HwhichI You've just told CAUCUS that you want to change the text of one of your items. In order to do this you must tell CAUCUS which item that is. You may instead press to cancel changing the item. # :chg_Hedr You've just told CAUCUS that you want to change this item. Now you must choose just how you want to change it. You can: EDIT this item which will put you into the default text editor. Type help for assistance at the : prompt. EDIT name to edit this item with text editor name. DELETE this item which will delete it from the conference. REPLACE this item which will wipe the item clean and allow you to enter new text (at the > prompt) to replace it. STOP to get back to the AND NOW? prompt. # :chg_HdeleteI You've just told CAUCUS that you want to delete an item and all the responses associated with that item. Are you absolutely certain that you want to do this? Once the item and its responses are deleted they cannot be restored. Please be absolutely certain that you are removing the correct item. # :chg_Hchgok CAUCUS has recorded the changes you made to your item and is now giving you one last chance to decide if you really want those changes made. Type: YES to have CAUCUS make the changes to the original item. NO to forget about the changes and leave the item as it was. # :chg_Hnewname CAUCUS has just prompted you to enter your new name. Please enter your name exactly as you would like to see it appear in the conference using mixed case (capital and small letters). If you wish to leave your name as it was press . # :chg_Atab table responses items titles name introduction phone/telephone password osubjects/subjects psubjects # :chg_Aitem table edit replace delete stop # # :chg_PwhichI Change which item? $ # :chg_Enoitem #No items were selected. No items or responses in this conference matched your request. # :chg_Pedr EDIT, DELETE, REPLACE, or ? for options: $ # # :chg_Tbad1 I don't understand CHANGE ' # :chg_Tbad2 '. $ Type HELP CHANGE if you need help. # :chg_Tbrief0 Your old brief introduction is: # :chg_Hintro You've just told CAUCUS that you want to change your brief introduction. Now you must choose just how you want to change it. You can: EDIT your introduction, which will put you into the default text editor. EDIT name to edit your introduction text editor name. DELETE your introduction altogether. REPLACE your introduction, which will wipe it clean and allow you to enter new text to replace it. STOP to get back to the AND NOW? prompt. # :chg_Tnochang I'm sorry, an Organizer has disallowed changing the text of items. # :chg_Tnotyours This item does not belong to you. # :chg_TdeleteI Are you absolutely sure you want to delete this item and all of its responses? # :chg_PdeleteI Delete this item? $ # :chg_FdeleteI Item %d has been deleted. # :chg_TnoweditI You may now edit a copy of your item. # :chg_Treplace Enter the replacement text. # :chg_Pchgok OK to make these changes to the original item? $ # :chg_Fupdated Item %d updated. # :chg_Tcancelled Changes cancelled. # #-----------------Change Name :chg_Toldname Your old name is $ # :chg_Pnewname Please enter your new name: > # :chg_Tinuse That name is already in use. Please try another. # #----------------Change Password :chg_Poldpass Enter your old password: $ # :chg_Pnewpass Enter your new password: $ # :chg_Pnewpass2 Enter it again: $ # :chg_Tnomatch New passwords don't match. # :chg_Tbadpass Old password is incorrect. # :chg_Tpaschg Password has been changed. :chg_Tpasfail Password was not changed. # :chg_Holdpass Please enter your old password, the one you used to log in with. CAUCUS asks you for your old password as a security feature: if you should happen to go away from your terminal for a minute, no one else will be able to change your password. # :chg_Hnewpass Please enter your new password. Your password should be 8 or fewer letters. Try to use something that you will remember, but that people who know you won't be able to figure out. The new password will take effect the next time you log in. # :chg_Hnewpass2 Please enter your new password one more time. This is to make sure that CAUCUS understood you properly the first time you entered your new password. # :chg_Pnoten Password changing is not enabled. # #-------------Change Phone---------- # :chg_Toldphone Your old phone number is $ # :chg_Pphone Please enter your new telephone number: > # :chg_Hphone Enter the telephone number (including area code) that you want people to call you at if they need to reach you in person. If you don't wish to have your telephone number listed, just press . If you don't wish to change your number, press . # #----------Change Response # :chg_Tnochgr I'm sorry, an Organizer has disallowed changing the text of responses. # :chg_PwhichR Change response on which Item? $ # :chg_HwhichR You've just told CAUCUS that you want to change what you said in one of your responses. In order to do this, you must tell CAUCUS what item that response was in. You may instead press to cancel changing a response. # :chg_Achgr table stop edit delete replace # :chg_PedrR EDIT, DELETE, REPLACE, for previous, or ? for options: $ # :chg_HedrR CAUCUS has just shown you one of your responses to this item. (It works its way backwards from the most recent to the oldest of your responses.) You may choose to: EDIT this response, which will put you into the default text editor. Type "help" for assistance at the ":" prompt. EDIT name to edit this response with text editor "name". DELETE this response, which will completely delete it, forever. REPLACE this response, which will wipe the response clean, and allow you to enter new text (at the ">" prompt) to replace it. n to change response "n" instead, where "n" is a number. STOP to get back to the previous prompt. Or just press , which will let you look at earlier responses that you made to this item. # :chg_TeditR You may now edit your discussion response. # #--------------Change Title # :chg_Ptitle Change the title of which item? $ # :chg_Htitle You've just told CAUCUS that you want to change the title of one of your items. In order to do this, you must tell CAUCUS which item that is. You may instead press to cancel changing a title. # :chg_Pnewtitle Enter new title: > # :chg_Hnewtitle CAUCUS is now prompting you to enter a new title for this item. You should either: Type a new title for the item, or Press or to cancel changing the title. # #--------Organizer confirmation of changing items, responses, etc. :chg_Torgcon This belongs to another participant. # :chg_Porgcon Are you sure you want to change it? $ # :chg_Aorgcon no yes stop/cancel # :chg_Horgcon The item or response that you're about to change does not belong to you. Normally, this is not allowed. However, as an Organizer, you have the power to change the text of anyone's item or response. CAUCUS is now prompting you to confirm that you really want to change this. Press to skip this item entirely, or type: YES to go on and change the item or response NO to examine the previous response STOP to cease changing altogether # #------CHANGE SUBJECT # :chg_Kplus res + :chg_Kminus res - # :chg_Psubnam Change which subject? $ # :chg_Hsubnam You've just told Caucus that you want to change which items are filed under an OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT. You must now tell Caucus the name of the subject you had in mind. You don't need to type the whole name; Caucus can usually figure it out from a word or two. If you don't want to change a OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT now, just press . # :chg_Esubj2 Too many subjects matched the name you supplied. Please try again, and type more of the subject name. # :chg_Enosubj The OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT name that you specified does not exist. Please check the list of subjects (LIST OSUBJECT ALL or LIST PSUBJECT ALL) and try again. # :chg_Psubadd Add which items? $ # :chg_Hsubadd You've just told Caucus that you want to change which items are filed under a particular OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT. You must now tell Caucus which items you want to add to this subject. You can specify the item numbers in any of the forms you use with the SHOW command. If you don't want to add any items to this subject, just press . # :chg_Psubrem Delete which items? $ # :chg_Hsubrem You've just told Caucus that you want to change which items are filed under a particular OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT. You must now tell Caucus which items you want to remove from this subject. You can specify the item numbers in any of the forms you use with the SHOW command. If you don't want to delete any items from this subject, just press . # :sub_Esubset The name you chose is a subset of the name of an already existing OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT. Please choose a name that contains at least one unique word. # :sub_Tuncat Uncategorized Items # #-------------------------------------CUSTOMIZE command # :cus_Atab table message greeting introduction users organizer change add visibility subject # :cus_Tonlyorg Only an Organizer can use this command. # :cus_Tonlypri Only the primary Organizer can use this command. # :cus_Hnoarg You can CUSTOMIZE the: INTRODUCTION to this conference that each new potential participant sees. GREETING that everyone sees each time they check in on the conference. USERS that are allowed to use this conference. ORGANIZER person who is the primary Organizer for this conference. CHANGE decide if participants can change the text of their responses. ADD decide if participants can add new items. SUBJECT decide if participants can change subjects. VISIBILITY of this conference. You can make it "unlisted" or invisible. For more assistance, type HELP CUSTOMIZE. # :cus_Fbadcom I don't understand 'CUSTOMIZE %s'. Type HELP CUSTOMIZE if you need help. # #--------------------Customize Change # :chg_Pcuschg Let users change the text of their responses? $ # :chg_Hcuschg Caucus has just asked you if you want the other participants to be able to change the text of responses that they've entered on items in the conference. (A participant can only change the text of a response that he or she entered.) Press or to leave this setting as it was. or Type YES if you want participants to be able to change their responses. or Type NO if only organizers should be able to change the text of responses. # #------------Customize Enter :chg_Pcusent Let users ADD new items? $ # :chg_Hcusent Caucus has just asked you if you want the other participants to be able to add new items to the conference. You, an organizer, can always add new items. Press or to leave this setting as it was. or Type YES if you want all participants to be able to add new items. or Type NO if only you, an organizer, should be able to add new items. # #------------Customize Subject :chg_Pcussub Let users change subjects? # :chg_Hcussub Caucus has just asked you if you want the other participants to be able to change the list of items in a subject. You, an organizer, can always change a subject. Press or to leave this setting as it was. or Type YES if you want all participants to be able to change subjects. or Type NO if only you, an organizer, should be able to change subjects. # #---------------Customize Organizer # :cus_Pneworg Enter the name of the new primary organizer: $ # :cus_Hneworg You have just told CAUCUS that you want to pass on being primary Organizer of this conference to someone else. CAUCUS is now asking you who that someone else is. Enter a name or part of a name just as you would when sending someone a message. CAUCUS will then show you the full name of the person, and ask if this who you really meant. Remember that only one person can be primary Organizer. Unless you add your userid to the ":organizer" category in the userlist, when you make someone else the primary Organizer, you become an ordinary participant without any special abilities. If you do not wish to make someone else the primary Organizer at this time, press . # :cus_Fokneworg OK to make &a (&u&h) the new primary Organizer? $ # :cus_Hokneworg You have just told CAUCUS that you want to pass on being primary Organizer of this conference to someone else. CAUCUS has just shown you the full name of the person you selected. Enter: YES or OK to make that person the primary Organizer. NO if this is not the person you meant. # :cus_Fnotmem &a (&u&h) is not a member of this conference. # :cus_Tnopart There's no person named ' # #-----Customize Visibility :cus_Acuspub table unlisted listed :cus_Pcuspub Make this conference LISTED (visible) or UNLISTED? $ # :cus_Hcuspub Caucus has just asked you if you want this conference to be LISTED or UNLISTED. This controls what happens when a user types LIST at the "JOIN which conference?" prompt. LISTED means the name of your conference will appear along with the names of all the other conferences. UNLISTED means that the name of your conference will NOT appear, unless that user is already a member of your conference or may join the conference. # :cus_Acuslib table conference library :cus_Pcuslib Should this be a CONFERENCE or a LIBRARY? $ # :cus_Hcuslib Caucus has just asked you if you would like to create a normal conference for discussions or a special conference that will act as a file library. CONFERENCE means that this will be a normal conference for discussions. LIBRARY means that this will be a special conference designed for file libraries. It also means that when users enter this library, their user interface will be automatically changed to support file library commands and menus For more information on file libraries, please see your Caucus manuals. # :chg_Ebadcname Caucus cannot find the current conference name. Please exit Caucus and try again. # #---------------------------------SET command # :set_Theader What Now Set to Means -------- ---------- ------------------ $ # #---set_Aorder controls the "alphabetic" order in which the user's settable # options are displayed when the user just types SET. Each number in the # table refers to the option number, as shown below. (You can also use # this table to turn off displaying an option by not listing it.) # 0:DEBUG 1:SCREENSIZE 2:SCREENWIDTH 3:FORMAT 4:EDIT # 5:TAB 6:PAGE 7:PRINT 8:VERBOSE 9:DICTIONARY # 10:EOT 11:EXPIRATION 12:TEXT_ENTRY 13:RECEIPTSIZE # 14:MYTEXT 15:STARTMENU 16:IMPORT_MAIL 17:EXPORT_MAIL 18:TERMINAL # 19:SHOWATTACH 20:TRANSFER :set_Aorder table 9 4 10 11 17 3 16 14 7 6 13 1 2 19 15 5 12 18 20 8 # :set_Aoption table debug screensize screenwidth format editor tab page print verbose dictionary eot expiration text_entry receiptsize mytext startmenu import_mail export_mail terminal showattach transfer # :set_Tmeans0 Display debugging output :set_Tmeans1 Number of lines on your screen :set_Tmeans2 Width (# of columns) on your screen :set_Tmeans3 Reformat text after entering it :set_Tmeans4 Which editor to use when you say 'edit' :set_Tmeans5 Number of blanks a tab becomes :set_Tmeans6 This code starts a new printer page :set_Tmeans7 How to print text on your computer :set_Tmeans8 Use lengthy (verbose) prompts :set_Tmeans9 Which prompt dictionary to use :set_Tmeans10 How to stop entering text :set_Tmeans11 Display Caucus expiration warning :set_Tmeans12 How to enter text (terminal, wordwrap or editor) :set_Tmeans13 Size of return-receipt messages :set_Tmeans14 When I see my text as NEW :set_Tmeans15 Start this menu on joining a conference :set_Tmeans16 Import electronic mail into Caucus :set_Tmeans17 Caucus mail goes to your system mailbox :set_Tmeans18 Your terminal type :set_Tmeans19 Display attachments to responses? :set_Tmeans20 File Transfer Protocol # :set_Fbadcom I don't understand 'SET %s'. Type HELP SET if you need help. # :set_Pprm0 Display debugging information? $ :set_Pprm1 Enter new screen size (# of lines) $ :set_Pprm2 Enter new screen width (# of columns) $ :set_Pprm3 Automatic reformatting of text? $ :set_Pprm4 Enter name of new default EDITOR: $ :set_Pprm5 Enter number of blanks a tab becomes: $ :set_Pprm6 A new printed page starts with decimal code: $ :set_Pprm7 Set printing to DEFAULT, or EDIT printer instructions? $ :set_Pprm8 Display verbose prompts: $ :set_Pprm9 Use which prompt dictionary? $ :set_Pprm10 What characters mean "I'm done entering text"? $ :set_Pprm11 Display Caucus expiration warning? $ :set_Pprm12 Enter item/response/message text from TERMINAL or EDITOR, or use WORDWRAP? $ :set_Pprm13 How many lines from your original message do you wish to have appear in your return receipt? $ :set_Pprm14 When do you want to see your text as NEW? $ :set_Pprm15 Which menu should be started each time you join a new conference? $ :set_Pprm16 Import remote electronic mail into Caucus? (Off, Import, or Copy) $ :set_Pprm17 Receive Caucus mail in your system mailbox? (Off or Export) $ :set_Pprm18 What kind of terminal do you have? $ :set_Pprm19 Display file attachments to responses? $ :set_Pprm20 # Needs two blank lines. What file transfer protocol do you use? (kermit, xmodem, ymodem, zmodem) # :set_Aprint table default edit # :set_Atexten table terminal editor wordwrap window # :set_Amytext table later now never # :set_Aimport table off import copy # :set_Aexport table off export # :set_Ashowat table off on askme # :set_Atrans table kermit xmodem ymodem zmodem # :set_Enoexport You must have your own personal login or userid in order to SET EXPORT. # :set_Hnohelp # :set_Hscsiz SCREENSIZE is the number of lines of text CAUCUS will show you before pausing to ask if you want to see more. It is intended for people with CRT's, to make sure that something won't scroll by before they get a chance to read it. You can change the number of lines shown to fit your own needs by entering a new number at the next prompt. If you want to leave the old number alone, just press . If you do NOT want CAUCUS to pause for you, enter a new value of 0. # :set_Hscwid SCREENWIDTH is how wide your terminal is, in characters or columns. CAUCUS assumes that most terminals are 80 characters wide. If you are using a terminal with a smaller width, enter the correct value at the next prompt. (Or press to leave the old value as it is.) # :set_Hformat If FORMAT is ON, CAUCUS will reformat the text of any items, responses, or messages that you enter. This means that CAUCUS will rearrange each paragraph to use as much of each line on the screen as possible. Any line that you type that starts with a blank or tab is treated as the start of a new paragraph. If FORMAT is OFF, CAUCUS leaves the text just as you entered it. However, if you enter a line that is too long, CAUCUS will truncate the excess and warn you about it. # :set_Hedit Whenever you are entering text, you can ask to edit it by typing "edit". This will bring up a text editor which you can then use to make any changes. Normally, this will bring up the CAUCUS text editor. However, if your system allows, you can use other text editors. If there is one that you wish to use all the time in place of the CAUCUS text editor, enter its name here as the new default editor. # :set_Htab You've just told CAUCUS that you want to change how far apart your tab stops are set. Now you should enter the new value, or press to leave the old value alone. Whenever you enter text, CAUCUS replaces any tabs you type with the correct number of spaces to bring you up to the next tab stop. # :set_Hprint CAUCUS finds out how to send text to your computer's printer by examining a "printer instruction file". The default instructions are set up by the system manager. You can adapt this file to your own personal printing needs. The contents of this file will vary tremendously from computer to computer. You should understand the "command language" of your computer before changing this file. You may enter: DEFAULT to use the system manager's printer instructions or EDIT to edit the instructions with the default editor, or EDIT name to edit the instructions with editor "name", or press to return directly to "AND NOW?". # :set_Hpage Each time you use the PRINT modifier on a CAUCUS command to send the text to the printer, the text will start on a new page. (If you SHOW more than one item, each item will also start on a new page). If your printer requires a special character to start a new page, you can tell CAUCUS to use that character by entering its value here. Typical character code values are: 12 (a formfeed, otherwise known as ^L or control-L) 49 (the digit "1", popular with Fortran-based computers) 1 (tells CAUCUS to forget about starting text on a new page) Enter the new page character code value now, or press to leave the current value as it is. # :set_Hverb VERBOSE controls the length and detail of the prompting messages that you see when CAUCUS asks you a question. It has two settings: ON for the longer, more detailed prompts (the default) OFF for shorter, terse prompting You may also press to leave the current setting as it is. # :set_Hdict You've just told Caucus that you want to select which dictionary to use for prompts, help text, and keywords. You must now enter a number between 0 and 999 to select the dictionary. The default dictionary is 0, which is typically English. You may also press to leave the current setting as it is. :set_Heot EOT means "End-of-Text". EOT is the character or sequence of characters that you type to tell Caucus you are done entering text in an item, response, or message. You've just told Caucus that you want to set the value of EOT. EOT can be any character or sequence of characters that you want. Caucus also recognizes two special values of EOT: 2RETURN means "press twice for EOT". 1EOF means the standard end-of-file character for this computer. This is typically control-C, control-D, or control-Z. # :set_Hexpire Demonstration versions of Caucus expire after a certain period of time. SET EXPIRATION ON means that Caucus will automatically warn you when your copy expires. EXPIRATION has two settings: ON display expiration date on entering Caucus OFF do not display expiration date (default) You may also press to leave the current setting as it is. If Caucus expires, your conferences remain unharmed. A new Caucus license will allow you to continue where you left off. # :set_Htexten There are three ways in which you may enter the text of a new item, response or message. You may use the simple TERMINAL approach, which accepts one line at a time. Or, you may use the more elegant WORDWRAP method, which wraps your text if you type past the end of a line. Finally, you may use a text editor to enter your text. TEXT_ENTRY controls this choice. You may set TEXT_ENTRY to any one of TERMINAL, WORDWRAP or EDITOR. TERMINAL means that you just type in your new text, a line at a time, when prompted by Caucus. WORDWRAP means that you just type in your new text, but Caucus will figure out where your lines of text should end. EDITOR tells Caucus to take you directly into your favorite text editor, and enter the text there. # :set_Hrecsiz RECEIPTSIZE relates to return-receipt messages. If you send a message to someone, and ask for a return-receipt, you will get a message back (called the receipt) when they read it. The receipt will contain the date and time your message was read, who read it, and the subject of your original message. It will also contain the first 'RECEIPTSIZE' lines of text from your original message. # :set_Hmytext MYTEXT controls when and how you see text that you've added. Normally, when you add an item, it is marked as NEW. When you add a response, you don't see it as NEW until someone else adds a response after yours. There are three possible settings of MYTEXT: LATER This is the "normal" or default setting. NOW This marks your text as NEW, immediately. NEVER If you never want to see your text as NEW, choose this setting. :set_Hstmenu STARTMENU controls which Caucus menu is started each time you join a conference. The value of STARTMENU must be a menu name, or the word OFF. OFF means that menus are not used. Note that SET STARTMENU only changes the name of the menu which is started immediately after a conference is joined. It does NOT change which menu is currently being used. For this reason, changing menus is usually accomplished by a macro, and not by having a user type SET STARTMENU. # :set_Himport On many systems, Caucus can receive electronic mail sent to you by people on other computers or networks, and "import" it as regular Caucus messages. IMPORT_MAIL controls whether and how this is done. It has three settings: OFF Remote electronic mail is not imported. If you receive any such mail, you must read it outside of Caucus with your operating system's normal "mail" program. IMPORT Remote electronic mail is moved directly into your Caucus mailbox. Any mail you receive becomes a Caucus message. COPY Remote electronic mail is copied into your Caucus mailbox. Even if you delete the message in Caucus, there is still a copy in the operating system's normal "mail" program. Ask your system manager or conference organizer if your host computer can receive remote electronic mail. If it can, you may wish to SET IMPORT_MAIL IMPORT. Use SET IMPORT_MAIL COPY only if you really need to keep a copy of your mail; otherwise it will build up and waste disk space on your computer. # :set_Hexport Most computers have their own electronic mail system, independent of Caucus. If you wish, you can choose to receive any Caucus mail sent to you via that mail system. This choice is controlled by EXPORT_MAIL. It has two settings: OFF When Caucus mail is sent to you by another user, it appears in your Caucus mailbox. You can only retrieve this mail from inside Caucus. EXPORT When Caucus mail is sent to you by another user, it appears in your system mail box. You must read it with the system e-mail utility. It will not appear in your Caucus mailbox. # # :set_Hshowat SET SHOWATTACH controls what happens when you show a response or a message that has a file attachment. There are three choices: OFF Do not show the attachment. ON Always show the attachment if possible. ASKME For each response, ask if I wish to see the attachment. # :set_Hterminal SET TERMINAL tells Caucus what kind of terminal you have. The terminal type only affects what kind of file attachments you can display, and how they are displayed. (For example, a plain ascii terminal may not be able to show a spreadsheet, where a workstation could.) If you are using something other than a plain ascii terminal, consult your system manager or other knowledgeable person as to the proper setting of your terminal type. # :set_Htransfer SET TRANSFER allows you to choose a file transfer protocol for all of your file transfers. Caucus uses this for Caucus File Library access. Caucus supports four protocols (although your Caucus manager can add others): KERMIT XMODEM YMODEM ZMODEM # #-----------------------------------DELETE command # :del_Enoarg You can DELETE any one of the following: ITEM an item in the conference RESPONSE a response to an item MESSAGE some of your private messages PSUBJECT a Personal subject index OSUBJECT Organizer's subject index (organizer only) PERSON delete yourself from the conference (organizer can delete anyone) For more information type HELP DELETE. # :del_Eambobj The object in that DELETE command was ambiguous. Please type the command again, using more letters. # :del_Ebadobj I didn't understand that DELETE command. For more assistance, type DELETE or HELP DELETE or HELP OBJECTS. # :del_Psubnam Delete which subject? $ # :del_Hsubnam You've just told Caucus that you want to delete a OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT. You must now tell Caucus the name of the subject you want to delete. You don't need to type the whole name; Caucus can usually figure it out from a word or two. If you don't want to delete an OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT now, just press . # :del_Psubok OK to delete this subject? $ # :del_Hsubok You've just told Caucus that you want to delete a OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT. Caucus has just shown you the full name of the subject, and is now asking for confirmation that you really want to delete it. Press or type NO to leave the subject alone. Type YES or OK to delete the subject. # :del_Pmess Delete which messages? $ # :del_Hmess You've just told Caucus that you want to delete some of your private messages. You must now enter the message number or range of message numbers that you want to delete. If you don't want to delete any messages now, just press . # :mes_Tconmess res About to delete messages: $ # :del_Pmok OK to delete these messages? $ # :del_Hmok You've just told Caucus that you want to DELETE a range of messages. Caucus is now asking for confirmation that you really want to DELETE these messages. If you don't want to delete these messages, just press . To see a list of your messages, type LIST MESSAGES. # #---------DELETE ITEMS # :del_Pitem Delete which items or responses? $ # :del_Hitem You've just told Caucus that you want to delete a range of items or responses. Now type the item number (or range of items) that you want to delete. If you don't want to delete any items right now, just press . # :del_Tnysel No items or responses belonging to you were selected. # :del_PitemD Are you absolutely certain you want to delete these items and responses? $ # :del_HitemD Caucus has just shown you a one-line description of the items and responses you've selected to be deleted. If you answer YES to the prompt, all of these items and responses will be permanently deleted. To leave these items and responses intact, just press . # # :del_PattaD Are you absolutely certain you want to delete the attachments to these items and responses? $ # :del_HattaD Caucus has just shown you a one-line description of the items and responses you've selected. If you answer YES to the prompt, the attachments to these items and responses will be permanently deleted. To leave these attachments intact, just press . # :del_Tnotyours Some of the responses that you selected may not belong to you. Caucus will skip over them and only delete the responses that you created. # #------DELETE PERSON # :del_Pwho Delete which member of the conference? $ # :del_Hwho You've just told Caucus that you want to DELETE a PERSON, which means remove a person from your conference. Please type part of the name of user you want to delete. Caucus will show you the full name of this person and ask you for confirmation before proceeding. If you don't want to delete anyone at this time, just press . # :del_Eorgan You may not delete the primary organizer from the conference. If you are the primary organizer, you may make someone else the primary organizer with CUSTOMIZE ORGANIZER. # :del_Epers0 No one matched the name you just supplied. # :del_Epers2 More than one person matched the name you just supplied. Please try again, and type more of the person's name. # :del_Pdelusr Are you absolutely certain that you want to delete this person from your conference? $ # :del_Hdelusr You've just told Caucus that you want to delete a particular person from your conference. Caucus is asking you for final confirmation that it should delete the person it just displayed. Type YES to delete this person, or NO to leave this person a member of your conference. # :del_Fname &a (&u&h) # :del_Tpergone This user has been deleted from this conference. # :del_Presign Do you really want to resign from this conference? $ # :del_Hresign Caucus has just asked you if you really want to resign from this conference. If you resign, you will no longer be a member of this conference. Caucus will forget anything you know about this conference, such as which items you've seen. If you re-join this conference at a later date, it will be as if you were joining for the first time. Please type: YES if you wish to resign, or NO if you wish to remain a member of this conference. # #-------------------------------------LIST command # :des_Enoarg You can LIST any one of the following: ITEM an item in the conference RESPONSE items with selected responses MESSAGE some of your private messages PSUBJECT a Personal subject index OSUBJECT Organizer's subject index (organizer only) PERSON a person registered with Caucus For more information type HELP LIST. # :des_Eambobj The object in that LIST command was ambiguous. Please type the command again, using more letters. # :des_Ebadobj I didn't understand that LIST command. For more assistance, type LIST or HELP LIST or HELP OBJECTS. # :des_Tnoobj No object specified--assuming LIST ITEMS... # :des_Kdescitem list items # # #-------LIST OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT :des_Pwsub List which subject? $ # :des_Hwsub You've just told Caucus that you want to list an OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT. You must now tell Caucus the name of the subject you want to list. You don't need to type the whole name; Caucus can usually figure it out from a word or two. # :des_Enosbjmch There is no subject called '%s # :des_Enopsbjmch There is no personal subject called '%s # :des_Enosub There are no subjects defined. # #--------------------------------------SHOW command # :sho_Enoarg You can SHOW any one of the following: ITEM an item in the conference RESPONSE items with selected responses MESSAGE some of your private messages PSUBJECT a Personal subject index OSUBJECT Organizer's subject index (organizer only) PERSON a person registered with Caucus For more information type HELP SHOW. # # :sho_Eambobj The object in that SHOW command was ambiguous. Please type the command again, using more letters. # :sho_Ebadobj I didn't understand that SHOW command. For more assistance, type SHOW or HELP SHOW or HELP OBJECTS. # :sho_Tnoobj No object specified--assuming SHOW ITEMS... # :sho_Kshowitem show items # :sho_Pwho Which person? $ # :sho_Enobody There is no one named '%s # :sho_Enotmem This person is not a member of the current conference. # :sho_Hwho You've just told Caucus that you want to SHOW the information about a person registered with Caucus. You must now type part of the name of the person you are interested in. # :sho_Pwsub Which subject? $ # :sho_Hwsub You've just told Caucus that you want to show an OSUBJECT or PSUBJECT. You must now tell Caucus the name of the subject you want to show. You don't need to type the whole name; Caucus can usually figure it out from a word or two. # :sho_Tseehed Item Resp Seen $ # :sho_Fitpers #---&p phone number here means # responses to item seen. &4p &-35a (&u&h) :sho_Titperhead Responses Name Userid # :sho_Apermod all organizer include readonly exclude # #-------------------------------------STATUS command # :sta_Tconf The Conference is: $ # :sta_Torighost Original Host: $ # :sta_Forg The Organizer is: &a (&u&h) # :sta_Fyouare You are: &a (&u&h) # :sta_Ttime The time is: $ # :sta_Tcancel The key is $ # #---------------------------------FORGET command # :for_Tgotten These items have been forgotten. # :for_Tyouhave You have forgotten: # :for_Tnoitems (No items!) # :for_Premember REMEMBER WHICH ITEMS? $ # :for_Hremember CAUCUS has just shown you the the numbers of the items that you have forgotten. If you wish to remember any of these items (that is, have CAUCUS treat them like normal items again), just enter the numbers of those items. If you want to leave those items forgotten, just press . # :for_Knone none :for_Knof nof # :for_Tunseen These items are now marked UNSEEN. # #-----------------------------------FREEZE command :fre_Titems The frozen items are: # :fre_Pthaw Thaw (unfreeze) which of these items? # :fre_Hthaw Caucus has just shown you the list of frozen items on this conference. You may thaw (unfreeze) any of the items that belong to you, so that responses may be added. (If you are an organizer, you can thaw any item.) # :fre_Epeople I'm sure that %s would prefer not to be frozen. # :fre_Enoallow Only the organizer or the owner of an item may freeze the item. # #-----------------------------------SEARCH command # :sch_Tsearch You must specify SEARCH ITEMS or SEARCH RESPONSES. For more information on how the SEARCH command works, type HELP SEARCH. # :sch_Eambobj The object in that SEARCH command was ambiguous. Please type the command again, using more letters. # :sch_Ebadobj I didn't understand that SEARCH command. For more assistance, type SEARCH or HELP SEARCH or HELP OBJECTS. # :sch_Pperson Search which people? $ # :sch_Hperson You've just told Caucus that you want to SEARCH PERSON, that is, search the text of the introductions of some people. Please enter a name or part of a name now. Caucus will search all the people that match that name. # :sch_Pwords Search for which words? $ # :sch_Hwords CAUCUS has just asked you what words you're searching for. Enter one or more words, separated by blanks, on one line, and press . CAUCUS will try and find the item(s) or response(s) that contain those words. It doesn't matter whether you enter the words in upper or lower case; CAUCUS just goes by letter. That is, if you typed in "Ibm", CAUCUS will find an item or response that contains "IBM", "ibm", "ibM", etc. The word(s) you enter will match anything that begins with that word(s). For example, if you tell CAUCUS to look for "winc", it will find "Winchester" or "wince", but will not find "win" or "winter". # :sch_Amods brief full # :fnd_Aanyall table each any # :fnd_Panyall Search for text with EACH of these words in it, or ANY of them? $ # :fnd_Hanyall You've just told CAUCUS to SEARCH for several words in the conference. Now it needs to know if it should find an item or response that has EACH of those words in it, or ANY one of the words. ANY is an "or" search: that is, find me the first word OR the second word OR... and so on. Use ANY when you're not exactly sure what word you're looking for, but you have a list of possible words. EACH is an "and" search: that is, find me the item or response that contains the first word AND the second word AND... and so on. Use EACH when you're trying to narrow the scope of your search. For example, if you're looking for a response about graphics on the IBM PC, you could tell CAUCUS to look for the words "ibm" and "graphic", and then tell it to find EACH of those words. # :sch_Pirange What items should I search? $ # :sch_Hirange CAUCUS is asking you what items you think may contain the word(s) you're looking for. If you really don't know, press and CAUCUS will search the entire conference. However, if have *any* idea, this will speed up the searching a lot. Enter a list of items just like you would for the SHOW or LIST commands. For example: 1-100 means search only items 1 through 100 NEW ITEMS means search only the new items OSUBJECT "Apple" means search only the items listed under subject "Apple". ALL means search the whole conference; pressing gets you ALL. # :sea_Enomess Searching message is not allowed. # :fnd_Pwhosaid Who said the words you're looking for? $ # :fnd_Hwhosaid CAUCUS is asking you who you think might have said the word(s) you're looking for. If you really don't know, press and CAUCUS will look at everyone's text. However, if you *do* know who said it, this will speed up the searching a lot. Enter the person's name just like you would when you send a message. You needn't get the name exact, usually just the first few letters will do. # :fnd_Tdontknow don't know # :fnd_Fnopart There's no participant named '%s' in this conference. # :fnd_Plist Please enter the number of one of the people on this list, or 0 if you don't wish to select any of them: $ # :fnd_Enumber You must specify a number from the above list. # :fnd_Pperson Is this the person you meant? $ :fnd_Ppeople Do you mean ALL of these people? $ :fnd_Pexact If you just meant one of them, please enter that person's number (or 0 for none of them) (0) $ # :fnd_Hpeople CAUCUS has just shown you the names of the people on this conference that match the name you gave. Type: YES if you want CAUCUS to search ONLY the items and responses that these people entered, and ignore everyone else. NO if you want to choose a different name, or no name at all. # :fnd_Aconsrc table no stop yes ok all show next # :fnd_Pconsrc CONTINUE SEARCHING, or ? for options? $ # :fnd_Hconsrc CAUCUS has just shown you part of an item or response, where it found the word(s) you're looking for. Now CAUCUS wants to know if you wish to continue searching, or if you're satisfied. Type: NO or STOP if you're done searching YES if you want to continue to search ALL if you want to continue to search and find ALL the matches, without being asked after each match if you want to continue. SHOW if you want to see all of the item or response that was just found. (Afterwards, CAUCUS will again ask if you want to continue to search.) NEXT if you want to skip the rest of the item, and continue searching in the next one. Remember that you can always press to stop a search, if you feel you've had enough or the search has gone on too long. # :fnd_FshowR Item %d, Response %d (%s) $ :fnd_FshowI Item %d ............. (%s) $ :fnd_Fauthor res &a (&u&h) # :fnd_Tdots . . . $ # :fnd_Tfailed Search failed. # :sch_Kwildname res * # :sch_Fperson res &a (&u&h) &59z &p &1x # #------------------------------------Program: CSTART # :cst_Tintro I will now take you through the process of creating a new CAUCUS conference. Be sure to press after you answer each question. # :cst_Tcname Enter the name of the new conference: $ # :cst_Porgid Please enter the primary organizer's userid. If the organizer is a captive user, or you are running MSDOS Caucus, remember the underscore ("_") at the end of the userid. # :cst_Pallopen Should this new conference be open to everyone to join? $ # :cst_Hallopen If you want anyone to be able to join this conference as a member, type YES in response to the question. Otherwise, type NO, and Caucus will ask other questions about who should be able to join this conference. Or, press to cancel creating a new conference. # :cst_Plike Permit this conference like an existing conference? $ # :cst_Hlike You now have the option of making the new conference have exactly the same permissions as another, already existing conference. This means that only the people who can join the existing conference would be able to join the new conference. Please answer YES or NO, or press to cancel creating a new conference. # :cst_Plikewhat What is the name of that conference? $ # :cst_Hlikewhat You've told Caucus that you want to permit the new conference like some other, existing, conference. Please type the name of that other conference at the prompt. Or, press to cancel creating a new conference. # :cst_Paddorg Enter userids of additional organizers for this conference, one per line. Press an extra time when you are done. # :cst_Haddorg Caucus is asking if you want to add people as organizers to this conference. You may add as many organizers as you wish, by entering their userids now, one per line. Each additional organizer can do anything that the primary organizer can do, except CUSTOMIZE ORGANIZER. When you are finished, or if you do not wish to add any organizers, just press . # :cst_Paddgrp Enter the names of additional groups for this conference, one per line. Press an extra time when you are done. # :cst_Haddgrp Caucus is asking if you want to include additional groups of people to this conference. You may add as many more groups as you wish, by entering the names of the groups now, one per line. When you are finished, or if you do not wish to add any groups, just press . # :cst_Tcfempty \# \:include \# \:readonly \# \:exclude \# \:organizer # :cst_Tisempty Your answers to the previous questions imply that only the organizer should initially be allowed to join this conference. If this is not correct, you may wish to edit the conference user list directly. # :cst_Peditxcus Do you wish to edit the final conference user list? $ # :cst_Heditxcus Caucus has finished prompting you for information about who may join this conference. You may now choose to view and edit the resulting conference user list. Type YES to edit the list, NO to tell Caucus to go ahead and create the conference, or press to cancel creating the new conference. # :cst_Puseedit This userid does not have a defined default editor. Which editor would you like to use? $ # :cst_Huseedit You are about to edit the user list for this conference. You must now tell Caucus which text editor you would like to use. To use the standard Caucus line editor, just press . # :cst_Horgid Please enter the primary organizer's userid so that CAUCUS knows exactly who the Organizer is. Once you are finished with this program, the organizer should join the conference as soon as possible. # :cst_Tnotname You must enter the primary organizer's USERID, not the organizer's name. Please double-check and make sure that you have the userid (sometimes called the account name or login name) of the organizer. # :cst_Fworking Creating the conference '%s'. Please wait. # :cst_Tmkdir I'm sorry, something is wrong. Please tell the System Manager that the conference mkdir failed. # :cst_Twelcome Welcome to ' # :cst_Tendwelc ), Organizer. # :cst_Tjointext This conference is intended for people interested in... SOMETHING. (The Organizer should describe just what that SOMETHING is.) # :cst_Tcreat0 The conference ' # :cst_Tcreat1 ' has been created. The primary organizer should join the new conference immediately. # #---Initial conference change permissions: x y z # x: users can change own responses? (0=yes, 1=no) # y: users can add new items? (0=yes, 1=no) # z: users can change osubjects? (1=yes, 0=no) :cst_Tchgstat 0 0 0 # #-------------------CAUKILL: Caucus Kill (a user) program # :kil_Tintro The Caucus Kill program has only one purpose: to completely remove a user from the Caucus system. "Killing" a user means completely removing him or her from all conferences, erasing the user's private mail, and recovering all of the user's Caucus related disk-space. This should not be done lightly. If you do not wish to kill anyone right now, press . For more information, type HELP or ? at the "Kill which person" prompt. # :kil_Pwho Kill which person (or =userid)? $ # :kil_Hwho Please type the name of the person you wish to completely remove from Caucus. You only need type part of the name; Caucus will find the person that matches. Once you've selected a person, Caucus will display all the information about that person, and ask you to confirm that you really want to delete this person. You may also delete a person by their userid. Instead of the person's name, type "=" followed by their userid. (For example, "=camber" would delete the person with userid "camber".) You must type the entire userid; unlike names, a userid must match exactly. # :kil_Enopers No one matched that name. Please try again. # :kil_Tmany All of the people listed below matched the name you typed. # :kil_Tselect Please enter the number of the person you wish to kill, or 0 if you don't wish to kill any of them. $ # :kil_Pconfirm OK to completely delete this person? $ # :kil_Hconfirm Caucus has just asked for confirmation that you really want to delete this person. Type YES to delete this person. Type NO to leave this person be. # :kil_Error Unknown error encountered in attempting to delete a user. # :kil_Fnouid Userid '%s' does not exist. # :kil_Tgone has been deleted from Caucus. # #---------------CAUREMOV: Caucus conference removal # :rem_Tintro The sole purpose of this program is to delete an entire conference from the system. After you select a conference from the list shown below, Caucus will ask you to confirm removing that conference. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- # :rem_Tborder ----------------------------------------------------------------------- # :rem_Pwhat Delete which conference? $ :rem_Hwhat Caucus is now asking which of the conferences listed above do you want to delete. Type the name of conference you wish to delete. (The first few letters will usually suffice.) If you don't want to delete a conference at this time, press . # :rem_Enoconf There's no conference by that name. # :rem_Eambconf This is not a unique conference name. Please use more characters when specifying the conference name. # :rem_Tdone has been deleted. # :rem_Fconfirm OK to delete '%s'? $ :rem_Hconfirm Caucus has just asked you if you want to completely delete the conference you selected. Please be sure that this is the conference you really want to delete. Type YES to delete the conference, or Type NO to leave it be. # #---------------Program CAUCUSCHECK # :chk_Theader New Items with Total new Conference Items new responses responses ---------------- $ # :chk_Fheader1 %6d%15d :chk_Fheader2 %16d %s $ # #:chk_Fheader #%6d%15d%16d %s #$ # :chk_Tnonew There is no new conference activity. # :chk_Fmess You have %3d new message(s). $ # #----------------Program: CAUCUSPASS # :pas_Tintro Welcome to the CAUCUS password maintenance program. Type ? or HELP for assistance. # :pas_Acom table newuser password mark stop quit # :pas_Pwhat Newuser or Password? :pas_Hwhat Type: NEWUSER to add a new user to the list of names recognized by Caucus. PASSWORD to change the password of a user that already exists. STOP or to exit. # :pas_Pname Please enter a login name for the new user: $ # :pas_Hname People who do not have a regular userid on your computer can still use Caucus via a captive userid (sometimes called the Caucus login shell). In this mode, Caucus handles the recognition of login names and passwords. You are in the process of creating a "login name" for such a person. You must now supply a short (up to 8 character) one-word name for this person. (Last name and first initial is a good choice.) If you do not wish to create a new login name at this time, press . # :pas_Pchgwho Change the password of which user? $ :pas_Hchgwho You have just told Caucus that you want to change the password of a captive (or Caucus login shell) user. You must now type the login name (or userid) of that person. If you don't wish to change anyone's password now, press . # :pas_Enouser No such person. # :pas_Tchanged Password was changed. # :pas_Pmark Mark which user? $ # :pas_Hmark The login name for a Caucus captive (or login shell) user typically has an underscore ("_") at the end, to distinguish it from regular operating system userids. "Marking" a user means removing the underscore from their login name. This means that the marked user can access Caucus from either the Caucus login shell, or their regular userid--assuming their userid is the same as their login name. Please enter the login name of the user you wish to mark. If you do not wish to mark anyone at this time, press . # #---------Command ECHO # :ech_Aopts table -n -s -i -c -p -h -f -q -u # -n => no newline # -s => echo named dictionary string # -i => display regardless of interrupt by # -c => clear screen # -p => display text and then wait for RETURN. # -h => display text in help window (CVM, PX only) # -f => -p, but only if flag.fullscreen is true. # -q => with -p, text & return not echoed. # -u => screen width/size limits not applied. # #---------Command MENU :mnu_Enomenu No menu name was given. # :mnu_Fbadmenu There is no menu called '%s', or else Caucus has run out of dynamic memory. :mnu_Enomem Insufficient dynamic memory to process this menu. Returning to the previous menu... #------------ASSIGN :ass_Enovar You must specify the name of a memory variable as the first argument to the ASSIGN command. The memory variable name must be one of the temporary varibles V0 through V9, or one of the user variables U0 through U9. :ass_Enomem Caucus has run out of dynamic memory and cannot assign a value to this memory variable. # :mai_Enomem Caucus could not allocate enough memory to run properly. # #------------------Code Section strings------------------------ # #---------------------------CED--Caucus Editor code # Includes prompts, text & help for CED and other editors, plus # text entry and reformatting code. # #---CED_TABLE: table of Caucus editor commands :ced_table table stop/exit/quit delete change search insert/add lines/show view/list # :ced_Kquest ? # :ced_Aised edit/: # :ced_Atrunc table truncate reformat edit # :ced_Psearch Search for? $ # :ced_Pold Old string: $ # :ced_Pnew New string: $ # :ced_Ttoolong I'm sorry, your edited line is too long. Please change it to make it shorter. :ced_Fnofind Could not find '%s' in lines %d-%d. # :ced_Tusing (You are now using the CAUCUS text editor.) # :ced_Tmaxlin Too many lines for CED to handle. # :ced_Tnoopen Can't open file ' # :ced_Treading ...Reading from file ' # :ced_Tdot3 '... $ # :ced_Tcontype You may continue entering text from your terminal. # :ced_Tokeds The allowed text editors are: $ # :ced_Tnoed I'm afraid I can't find the editor ' # :ced_Pcantex CANCEL THIS TEXT? $ # :ced_Ptrunc TRUNCATE, REFORMAT, or EDIT? $ # :ced_Ttrunc Some of the lines in your text are too long. You can tell me to Truncate them, or Reformat them, or you can go back and Edit them. #---: HELP on Caucus editor commands :ced_Hcom You are now using the CAUCUS text editor. You can use this editor to make changes to any text that you entered. (For example, to fix typing mistakes). Each line of your text is given a line number. The editor has several commands, each of which works on a line or range of lines of your text. (For example, to see the first twenty lines of your text, you would type SHOW 1 20). Examples of the commands are shown below: SHOW 5 10 (displays lines 5 through 10, with line numbers.) VIEW 5 10 (displays lines 5 through 10, without line numbers.) DELETE 2 4 (gets rid of lines 2 through 4) ADD 6 (lets you add more text between lines 6 and 7.) STOP (stop using the text editor) SEARCH 2 8 (searches lines 2 through 8 for a word or string.) CHANGE 5 10 (look for and change something in lines 5 through 10.) ADD will prompt you with a "?" to insert the new text. SEARCH will prompt you for a word or string of characters. SEARCH will then display the first line in the range that contains the word you are looking for. CHANGE acts like SEARCH, but it also asks for a replacement word or string. When it finds the word you're looking for, it changes it to the replacement word, and then displays the line. If you give the SHOW, VIEW, or DELETE commands only one line number, they will work with just that line. (E.g., SHOW 5 just shows you line 5.) If you give the SEARCH or CHANGE commands only one line number, they will start at that line, and look through the rest of your text. If you enter an editor command without any line numbers, it will use the current line number. For example, suppose you SEARCH 1 10 for "armadillo", and it's found on line 5. Typing DELETE without a line number is the same as typing DELETE 5. If you are not familiar with text editors, read the Editor section of the CAUCUS manual, or experiment with the SHOW, DELETE, ADD, and CHANGE commands. (Those are the most important ones, and you can do almost anything with them.) # #----CED_HSEARCH: help at Search string? prompt :ced_Hsearch The SEARCH command allows you to search a set of lines for a word or string of characters. CAUCUS is now asking you to enter the string you are looking for. If it finds that string, it will display the line on which it was found. If you typed SEARCH with only one line number, CAUCUS will start with that line, and search to the end of your text. If you typed SEARCH without any line numbers, it will start looking at the line after the most recent one you worked with, and search to the end of your text. # :ced_Hold The CHANGE command allows you to search a set of lines for a word or string, and then replace it with a new word or string. CAUCUS is now asking you to enter the string you are looking for. # :ced_Hnew The CHANGE command allows you to search a set of lines for a word or string, and then replace it with a new word or string. You have already given the old string to be replaced. Now CAUCUS is asking you for the new string to replace the old one. # :ced_Hin You are using the CAUCUS text editor to ADD text. Everything that you type is becoming part of the text of your item, response, or message. To finish adding text, enter just a period (dot) at the "?" prompt. If you make a small mistake, you can backspace over it with the key. On most terminals, this is accomplished by holding down the "Control" or "Ctrl" key and pressing H. If you like, you can also add text from a file that you previously prepared. Just type "<" followed by the name of the file, e.g. or key. If you make a small mistake, you can backspace over it with the key. On most terminals, this is accomplished by holding down the "Control" or "Ctrl" key and pressing H. If you want to do more substantial editing, type "edit" at the ">" prompt. This will put you into the default text editor. If you have another text editor that you wish to use, type "edit name", where "name" is the name of the text editor. If you like, you can also insert text from a file that you previously prepared. Just type "<" followed by the name of the file, e.g. while entering text. Do you wish to cancel whatever you are entering? Type YES if you want to cancel the text you just entered. NO if you want to continue entering text. # :ced_Htrunc Some of the lines of text you just entered are too long. Please choose: TRUNCATE if you want me to just chop off the excess. REFORMAT if you want me to reformat the text so that it will all fit. This means I will rearrange each paragraph to use as much of each line as possible. Any line that starts with a blank or tab begins a new paragraph. EDIT if you want to try and fix the text yourself with the default text editor. EDIT name if you want to try and fix the text yourself with text editor "name". # :ced_Etoobig This file is too large (~ 5000 lines) for the internal Caucus text editor. Please try another editor. # :ced_Epartial This file is too large for the internal Caucus text editor. Only part of the file was read. You may wish to STOP and try another text editor. # :ced_Enomem Caucus could not allocate the memory it needs to edit this file. This probably means the file is too big. # :ced_Elines Your text was truncated at approximately 10,000 lines. Caucus items, responses, or messages must be less than 10,000 lines long. # #---------------------------------GEN code----- # :gen_Enodicti Caucus cannot access the appropriate dictionary. Please contact your Caucus Manager. # :gen_Fambig1 The word ' :gen_Fambig2 ' is ambiguous. Please use more letters. $ # :gen_Acomlin table -2 -a -b -c -d -e -f -h -i -l -m -n -o -p -r -s -t -v -x -z -q -8 -j -w -u # #---Table of Caucus start-up options. See argchk() for details. :gen_Aopttab table xxx00 entryfile baudrate command debug editlist echo xxx07 fileinput loguser xxx10 newuser port print redirection captive pctype xxx17 exitfile fastprompt caploop eightbits japanese expiration logconf localto xxx26 xxx27 rawio remoteto vcmethod oneuser fullscreen editcom hangup diskformat termformat logfeature iocontrol fileoutput diskfull underscore hangout webpasswd sweb # #---Command line option that loads start-up options file. :gen_Tnewopt -y # :gen_Tdisk2 Place Disk 2 in drive A and press when ready. # :gen_Tnamebad Bad name. Use letters and digits only, please. $ # :gen_Tnamelong The name you chose is too long. It must be 7 characters or less. Please try again. # :gen_Tnewmes New message(s) you just received are: $ # :fnd_Tnewitem New item(s) that were just entered are: $ # :gen_Tnewresp New responses were just now entered on item(s): $ # :gen_Tnoread I'm afraid I can't read that file. $ # :gen_Tnohelp I don't have any HELP on ' # :gen_Horgcom Since you are an Organizer, you have additional commands and abilities that the other participants do not. The additional command is: CUSTOMIZE Customize the conference for your audience. When you use the CHANGE command, you can change the text of anyone's item or response. You may ADD, DELETE, or CHANGE OSUBJECTs. You may also DELETE any PERSON from your conference. # :gen_Kprint1 res print :gen_Kprint2 res -print :gen_Kbitbuck res @ # :gen_Enoprint Printing is not allowed. # :gen_Fnooutput I'm sorry, I could not open file '%s' for output. # #--------Parse range of objects # :gen_Anpdata table author title osubjects/subjects psubjects since # :gen_Anpmods table items responses new unseen noforget forgotten fresh frozen brief pass lifo since attachment noattach wait nowait noask nocomplain multiple # :gen_Anprepl table this all last # :gen_Aparse table items responses new unseen noforget forgotten fresh this all last brief pass lifo frozen # :gen_Tbadmod I don't understand the modifier ' # # :gen_Tlongline The line you entered was too long. You must press at the end of each line. I could only keep this much: $ # :gen_Tusecr Remember to press at the end of each line. # :gen_Aprmhelp table ?/help # :gen_Fnotchoice is not one of the choices. Type ? or HELP if you need help. $ # :gen_Eignored The line you typed was too long. CAUCUS ignored the part that began: # #-------Parse named range of items (TITLE, SUBJECT, AUTHOR...) :gen_Aindex table author title osubjects/subjects psubjects # :gen_Afieldarg table persons for saidby anyof eachof # :gen_Tloguin IN at %s: user '%s' $ :gen_Tloguout OUT at %s: user '%s' $ # :gen_Fexpwarn (This version of Caucus will expire on %s.) # :err_Toutred Output redirection is not allowed. # :err_Tinred Input redirection is not allowed. # :err_Tnofile Caucus cannot find the file ' # :err_Ebaddata Caucus has found some inconsistent internal data. Your request has not been fulfilled. Please report this to your Caucus Manager. # :err_Enobug Caucus cannot write to the standard 'bugslist' file. The text of the debugging message follows: #----Used in macro functions for attachments. :mac_Tascii ASCII :mac_Tbinary BINARY # #-----------------------------------LOG code (Caucus loginshell) # :log_Tnewuser newuser # :log_Plogin0 If you are a new user, type NEWUSER. Otherwise, please "log in" by entering the first 7 characters of your last name: $ # :log_Plogin1 Please "log in" by entering your last name: $ # :log_Hlogin If you already have a login name on this computer, please type that name and press . CAUCUS will ask you for a password to verify that it's really you. If this is your first time, you can register a login name for your use by typing "NEWUSER" and pressing . CAUCUS will ask you for a login name (up to 8 letters) and a secret password to identify you by. Your last name is a good choice for a login name. # :log_Plastname Please enter the first 7 characters of your last name: $ # :log_Hlastname Please enter a login name for CAUCUS to remember you by. The name must start with a letter, and be no more than 7 characters. Your last name is a good choice for a login name. If CAUCUS tells you that that name is already in use, try your last name with your first & middle initials in front. # :log_Tinuse I'm sorry, that name is already in use. Please pick another and try again. # :log_Tgetpass Next time you log in, I'll ask you for a secret password so that I'll know it's really you. # :log_Pgetp1 What would you like that password to be? # :log_Hgetp1 CAUCUS is asking you for a secret password so that it can identify you in the future. Choose a word that you will remember easily, but that other people who know you won't be able to guess. # :log_Pgetp2 Please enter it again, just to make sure: # :log_Hgetp2 Please enter your secret password again. This is to make sure that CAUCUS understood you the first time you entered your password. # :log_Tnomatch They didn't match. Try again. # :log_Ppassword Password: $ # :log_Hpassword When you registered your login name with CAUCUS the very first time, you gave it a secret password to identify you with. Please enter that password now. # :log_Tfailed Invalid login name and/or password. Please try again. # :log_Tregister Please enter the name of the new user that you want to register. The name must be one word, all letters, and no longer than 8 letters. The last name of the person (or last name plus first initial, all stuck together in one word) is a good choice. If you are told that this name is already in use, try something else (first name plus last initial, perhaps). # #--------------------------------------MAIN program code # :mai_Ainex table * :include :exclude :readonly :organizer # #---Default include/exclude permission for new conference. :cst_Kinexdef \:include * \:readonly \:exclude \:organizer # :mai_Torgallow The conference USERLIST is probably incorrect. As it stands, you, an organizer of this conference should not be able to join the conference! Please type CUSTOMIZE USERLIST and check it over carefully. :mai_Pandnow res AND NOW? $ # :mai_Pandhelp res AND NOW? (ME for menus, ? for help) $ # :mai_Enocommand Command escaping is not allowed. # :mai_Kjoinstop join stop # :mai_Fbadcom I don't understand the command '%s'. Please try again, or type HELP for assistance. # :mai_Ediskfull I'm sorry, the disk is too full. Please contact the organizer or the system manager. # :mai_Ttypehelp If you need assistance, type HELP and press . # :mai_Tbadreg Registration aborted. # :mai_Ttoomany Registration aborted. Caucus has reached the limit of total registered users. Contact your system operator to inquire about raising this limit. :mai_Pjoin JOIN which conference? $ # :mai_Hjoin Your computer may host several different conferences at the same time. Each conference has a name, which is how you tell them apart. CAUCUS wants to know which conference you want to join right now. At the "JOIN which conference?" prompt, type the name of the conference you want to join, and press , or type STOP (and press ) to leave CAUCUS altogether, or type LIST (and press ) to see a list of the conferences that you can join. # :mai_Ajoin table stop list check # :mai_Eambconf '%s' is not a unique conference name. Please use more characters when typing the conference name. # :mai_Enoconf There is no conference called ' # :mai_Eexcluded You are not allowed to join this conference. # :mai_Fnogroup WARNING: the groups file '%s' does not exist or cannot be read! # :mai_Hmaxusr This version of Caucus is limited to a certain maximum number of simultaneous users. That limit has just been reached. Please try again in a few minutes--someone else may sign off in the interim. If you see this message frequently, you may wish to upgrade your Caucus license to a larger number of simultaneous users. Ask your system manager to contact Screen Porch for more details. # :mai_Ebadexp Cannot expand macro '%s'. Insufficient memory or bad macro definition. # :mai_Kdatared res << # #------------------------------------------MESSages # :mes_Amod all last new messages brief old/seen # :mes_Amessmod table again to # :mes_Tbinfull You cannot receive any new messages. Your message bin is full! # :mes_F0selected There is no message '%s'. # :mes_T0selected No messages were selected. # :mes_Thave0 You have no messages. # :mes_Adisp forward delete reply stop new pass # :mes_Fdisp Message %d...REPLY, PASS, DELETE, or ? for options: $ # :mes_Hdisp CAUCUS has just shown you the text of one of your private messages. Now CAUCUS wants to know what it should do with that message. Type REPLY to reply to this message. CAUCUS will prompt you for a reply, and will send it to the person who sent you the message. Type PASS or press to leave this message alone, and go on to the next one. Type DELETE to delete this message, i.e. throw it away. Type STOP or press to leave this message alone, and return directly to the AND NOW? prompt. Type FORWARD to forward a copy of the message on to someone else. Type a number to tell CAUCUS to show you that message right away (e.g. typing "14" will tell CAUCUS to show you message 14 immediately). Type -1 to reread the last message you looked at. Type NEW to mark this message as "new" (even though you just looked at it). This is handy if you want to remember to come back to this message later. # :mes_Tnomess There is no such message. # :mes_Tdeld DELETED. $ # :mes_Tenterit Enter the text of your message. When you're finished, type a period (dot) at the beginning of the next line, and press . # :mess_Tnolast There is no 'last message' to send. # :mes_Tuselast Using last message sent... # :mes_Psubj ENTER THE (short) SUBJECT OF YOUR MESSAGE: # :mes_Hsubj CAUCUS is prompting you to enter the subject of your message on one line. This subject will be displayed when the recipient of your message types LIST MESSAGES to see the brief listing of what messages he or she has. Try and make the subject descriptive of the text of the message; the subject is like the "RE:" part of a memo. Press if you changed your mind, and don't want to send a message after all. # :mes_Treplypref $ # :mes_Pedit EDIT MESSAGE? $ # :mes_Aedit table no yes ok edit # :mes_Hedit Now that you've finished entering your message, you may want to make some changes to it. You now have the option of using a text editor to do so. Type: YES to edit your message (with the editor you selected with the SET EDITOR command); EDIT name to edit your message with editor "name"; NO to send it without editing. Note: unless you've changed your editor by using the SET EDITOR command, typing YES will put you into the CAUCUS editor. When you see the colon (":") prompt, you can type HELP or ? for assistance in using the CAUCUS editor. # :mes_Aeok table yes ok # :mes_Pcut CUT EARLIER EXCHANGES? $ # :mes_Hcut The particular message you're replying to was itself a reply to an earlier message, and CAUCUS wants to know how to handle the earlier messages in this sequence. Type YES to delete all messages in this sequence earlier than the message you're replying to. Type NO to retain all messages in this sequence; they will be sent to the recipient along with the most recent message and reply. # :mes_Psendwho1 ENTER NAME OF RECIPIENT: $ # :mes_Psendwho2 ENTER ANOTHER RECIPIENT (or press ): $ # :mes_Trecipfull Cannot send message. Recipient's message bin is full! # :mes_Tsendagin You may send this message to another person by typing SEND AGAIN at AND NOW. # :mes_Enodist I cannot read the file ' # :mes_Ashowmod all last new pass nomark old/seen # :mes_Tnew1 *** New Message is $ # :mes_Tnew2 *** New Messages are # :mes_Ebadcom I don't understand that SEND command. # :mes_Hsendwho CAUCUS is prompting you for the name of a person to send your message to. You don't need to enter the exact name of the recipient; just get the first few characters of their name right, and CAUCUS will try and figure out the rest of it. Sometimes the name you enter may match more than one person, in which case CAUCUS will show you all the names that match, and ask you to pick one of them. If you think you want to keep this message around to send to some other people, you can always send it to yourself, and forward copies of it later. # :mes_Enopart There's no person named ' # :mes_Foksend OK TO SEND THIS MESSAGE TO &a (&u&h)? Answer YES, RR (send with receipt), or NO: $ # :mes_Aoksend table no yes/ok rrr # :mes_Hoksend CAUCUS is just making sure that the person you wanted to send your message to is the same one it had in mind. Type YES or OK to send the message to this person. RR to send the message and get a return receipt when the person reads it. NO to not send the message to this person. CAUCUS will prompt you again for the name of the recipient you intended. # :mes_Tsentmess This message has been sent. # :mes_Enoname You must specify a name if you use the TO modifier to the SEND command. # :mes_Tretrec res RETURN RECEIPT # :mes_Thedrec This is the automatic confirmation that your message has been read. The original subject was: $ # :mes_Frectext Up to %d of the first lines of your original message follows: # :mes_Trecsent The sender has been told that this message was just read. # :mes_Kfrom res From $ # :mes_A822maiflds table reply-to: from: sender: from subject: subj: to: cc: # :mes_Fsndun Sending your message via the system mailer to: %s # :mes_Tnounsnd Couldn't send this message via the system mailer. Please check the addess. # :mes_Eambig There is an ambiguous modifier on the SEND (or ADD MESSAGE) command. Please try the command again, and type the complete name of any modifiers such as TO, or AGAIN. # # #----Tailorable display format strings for messages. # Special display codes are: # &a author name (not including "(userid)") # &b bytes of text in response (actually chixels) # &c conference name # &d response/message date # &e extent (size) of attached file (empty if no file) # &f file name of attached file (empty if no file) # &h author hostname # &i item number # &H header word (MESSAGE, REPLY, etc.) # &l number of responses to this item # &m message number # &n lines of text in response # &o object type of attached file (empty if no file) # &p phone # &r response number # &R 2nd response number (ignored for all other purposes) # &s message subject, item title # &t response/message time # &u author userid # &w "new message" code # &x response/message text # &X a single line of the response/message text # &z column position # # Note that SHOW MESS uses mes_Fshowhd to display a header, # mes_showpt to show each message part, mes_showdv to show # a divider after each message part, and mes_Fshowtr to show # a trailer. # # Also, mes_Tnewmsg is the string displayed by &w if the # message is new. # :mes_Fname res &a (&u&h) # :mes_Fshowhd (&m) ------------------------------------------------ SUBJECT: &-64s # :mes_Fshowpt &H from &a (&u&h) &50z &11d &5t &1x :mes_Fshowdv # :mes_Fshowtr # # :mes_Flistlg &-2w&3m) &H from &a (&u&h) &56z &11d &5t SUBJECT: &-63s # :mes_Flistbr &-2w&3m) &a (&u&h) &26z &11d &-42s # :mes_Tnewmsg * # #---In mes_Atype, "_"s get replaced with blanks. :mes_Atype MESSAGE__ FORWARDED REPLY____ # #-------------------------------------------NEW code # :new_Pjoin Do you wish to join this conference? $ # :new_Hjoin If you wish to join this conference, the Caucus program will automatically register you as a member of the conference. When Caucus prompts you with "AND NOW?" or a menu, you are inside the conference and may issue any Caucus command. (If you are unsure about what to do at that point, type HELP and follow the directions.) To join, type YES. If you do not wish to join, type NO. If you are uncertain, type NO, and talk to another member of the conference or the conference organizer for more information. You can always join later. # :new_Pokprint OK to print text requested? $ # :new_Hokprint During your CAUCUS session, you asked CAUCUS to print some text rather than display it on your terminal. CAUCUS is about to send the text to your computer's printer, and is asking you to confirm that you really want to print the text. Enter OK, YES, or press to print the text. Enter NO to cancel printing the text. # :new_Titems New items are: # :new_Tunseen Unseen items are: # :new_Tnoitems (No items!) # :new_Trespon New responses on items: $ $ # :new_Tnoresp No new responses :new_Pnomgr Unable to print requested material. Please contact the Caucus manager for your system. # :new_Eeditnoarg You must type the name of the file you wish to EDIT after the word EDIT. Please try again. # :new_Eeditno The system manager has disallowed use of the EDIT command on this system. Contact your organizer or the system manager for more information. # :new_Eeditfail The selected editor could not be found, or the file you wished to edit could not be opened. # #---------------------------------REGistration code # :reg_Tintro Please follow the instructions below to register as a Caucus user. Type HELP or ? at ANY prompt if you need assistance. # :reg_Pname Please enter your full name, in mixed case (capital and small letters): > # :reg_Hname Your name will be attached to all of your comments on the Caucus conferences. Please enter your name as you'd like it to appear on the conferences. Use mixed case (capital and small letters) if at all possible. If you don't want to register with Caucus, press the key. # :reg_Pphone Please enter your telephone number: > # :reg_Hphone Enter the telephone number (including area code) that you want people to call you at if they need to reach you in person. If you don't wish to enter your telephone number, just press . If you don't wish to register with Caucus, press . # :reg_Tdescribe Please describe yourself briefly in a few lines. When you are done, type a period (dot) at the beginning of the next line. # :reg_Hdescribe Each person who registers with Caucus is asked to provide a brief description of him or herself. This helps other people know who you are and where your interests lie. Think of this description as a way of introducing yourself to the other people on Caucus. You can always CHANGE your introduction later, if you like. If you do not wish to enter an introduction now, just press . # :reg_Twait Please wait while Caucus completes your registration... # :reg_Tlastnm When your name appears in an alphabetized list, under which word in your name are you listed? (For example, 'John Doe' is listed under 'Doe'.) # :reg_Tlistme List me under: $ # :reg_Hlistme Caucus keeps an alphabetized listing of the membership of each conference. In order to do this, it needs to know which word in your name to use when it puts you in such a list. # :peo_Katsign res @ # :peo_Ffull res &a (&u&h) &59z &p &1x # :peo_Fshort res &a &55z (&u&h) # :peo_Flaston Last on Caucus: %s $ # :peo_Tnow (now) # :peo_Flastin Last in %8s: %s # :ppl_Tanyone Please be more specific. '%s' could be any one of: # :ppl_Tlist These people matched '%s': # :ppl_Tchoose Please choose one of the people listed below: # :ppl_Tspecial ----Special choice: name@host, no id. # #---Punctuation characters removed before checking names, titles, etc. # (Must not contain "_" or "!" !!) :peo_Kpunct res `~@$%^&*()-=+\\|[]{};:"',.<>/? # #--------------------------------RES & ENT: response code # :ent_Tenresp Please enter your response: # :ent_Tpreprom $ :ent_Tcancel Response Cancelled. # :ent_Tresverb Please enter the text of your response. Remember to press at the end of each line. When you're finished, type a period (dot) at the beginning of the next line and press . If you need help, just type ? and press . # :ent_Ptitle Enter a one-line title for this item: > $ # :ent_Htitle CAUCUS is almost ready to add your item to the conference. All it needs now is a one-line title that lists the item. Try to make the title descriptive: "Apple Farming in New Jersey" is a much more useful title than "A Visit to the Farm". Make your title something other people can remember your item by so that they can find your item if they need to. If you've changed your mind, and don't want to enter this item into the conference, press . # :ent_Ptitqui CANCEL ITEM? $ # :ent_Htitqui You just pressed while entering the title for an item. This tells CAUCUS that you changed your mind and you don't want to enter the item after all. CAUCUS is now prompting you to make absolutely sure that you want to cancel the item. Type YES to cancel the item and return to AND NOW? Type NO to enter a title for the item. # :res_Pwhichitem Which items or responses do you wish to select? $ # :res_Hwhichitem You have told Caucus that you want to work with a set of items or responses. Now you must specify which items or responses you want. There are many ways to select items or responses. For example: 5 means item 5 and all of its responses NEW ITEMS means all the new items NEW RESP means all the new responses 17:5 means item 17, response 5 TITLE "xyz" means all items with "xyz" in their titles. For more information, type "HELP INSTANCE". # # :res_Tfrozen This item is FROZEN. No more responses may be added. # :res_Arloop stop respond pass change new forget lifo # :res_Fitemp ITEM %d...RESPOND, PASS, or ? for options: $ # :res_Hitemp At this point, Caucus is asking if you want to add a response to the item you've been viewing. You have many choices: PASS means go on to the next item you wanted to look at, if any. Just pressing will do the same thing. RESPOND means you want to add a response. CAUCUS will then prompt you for the text of your response. STOP means go directly back to AND NOW? Pressing will do the same thing. A positive number (e.g., 17) means go look at response 17. Zero ("0") means display the item and all of the responses again. A negative number (eg, -4) means go back THAT MANY RESPONSES FROM THE END. For example, if the item has 20 responses, entering -1 would show you response 20; entering -4 would show you response 17. CHANGE tells CAUCUS to show you your responses to that item, in reverse order (most recent one first). For each response, it will ask if you want to delete the response, edit it, or go on to the previous response. FORGET tells CAUCUS to FORGET the entire item you're looking at. For more information on FORGET, type HELP FORGET at the AND NOW? prompt. NEW means if this item (or any of its responses) were NEW before you looked at them, leave them marked NEW. (This is useful if you want to remember to look at the item again later.) LIFO means display the responses to this item in reverse (last-in first-out) order, starting with the last response. # :res_Tkeepnew The NEW text on this item will remain NEW or UNSEEN. # :res_Tforgot This item has been forgotten. # # #---The following strings control the "tailorable display" feature # for items and responses. Each uses a C language # sprintf-like string to specify what information is to be # displayed. The string can contain any arbitrary text (up to 2000 # characters, max), including a set of special "&" codes. (To get # a single "&" as a regular character, use two, e.g. "&&".) The codes are: # &a author (not including "(userid)") # &b number of characters in text of response/item # &c conference name # &d date # &e extent (size) of attached file (empty if no file) # &f file name of attached file ( " " " " ) # &h hostname # &i item number # &l number of responses to this item # &n number of lines in text of response/item # &o object type of attached file (empty if no file) # &p phone # &r response number # &R "-" and 2nd response number (if different from 1st rnum) # &s subject or title # &t time # &u userid of author # &x text (of item or response, or else brief introduction) # &z tab to this position (display width) # # Each "&" code has an optional display width, e.g. "&11d" means # 11 characters of date, right justified. A negative number means # left-justified. Special cases: # "&1x" means each line of text is indented to the right 1 character. # "&60z" means "tab (blank fill) to position 60." If we've passed 60, # *go* *back* to position 60 and overwrite. # # Several other strings use these format codes to control how a # person's name is displayed. These strings include: # peo_Fful, peo_Fshort, sta_Forg, mes_Foksend, mes_Fname. # #---Used by show_responses(), full form. :res_Fshowresp res &i:&r) &a (&u&h) &55z &11d &5t &1x # #---Used by show_responses(), BRIEF form. :res_Fshowbrief res &i:&r) &a (&u&h) &55z &11d &5t #---Used by show_header(), which may be disappearing. :res_Fshowhead1 res Item &i &11d &5t &a (&u&h) &s #---Used by show_header() for "BRIEF" forms. :res_Fshowhead2 res Item &4i (&4l) &-59s #---Used for "DEL ITEM" and "LIST ITEM BRIEF" :res_Fshowhead3 Item &4i (&4l) &17z &-59s #---Used for "DEL RESP" and "LIST RESP BRIEF" :res_Fshowhead4 Resp &4i:&r&R &20z &-57s #---Used for "LIST ITEM" (not BRIEF) :res_Fshowhead5 Item &i &11d &5t &a (&u&h) &s &l responses total. #---Used for "LIST RESP" (not BRIEF) :res_Fshowhead6 Item &i &11d &5t &a (&u&h) &s You have selected response(s) &r&R. #---Used for "SHOW RESP" (not BRIEF) :res_Fshowhead7 Item &i &11d &5t &a (&u&h) &s You have selected response(s) &r&R. #---Used for "SHOW RESP BRIEF" :res_Fshowhead8 Resp &4i:&r&R &19z &-59s # :res_Fshowitem res Item &i &11d &5t &a (&u&h) &s &x # :res_Fshowitem2 res &r responses selected of &l total # :res_Tsep res - - - - - # :res_Fdeld (%d deleted responses) $ # :res_Fresp %d responses selected, out of %d total. $ # :res_Tnoitem No items were selected. # :res_Tdelitem This item was just now deleted by the author or by an organizer. # :res_Enoattach There is no attachment to this response. # :res_Enoattshow The file attached to this response cannot be displayed on your terminal. You may wish to check your SET TERMINAL value, in case it is incorrect. # :res_Pshowat [x] There is an attachment to this response. Show it? $ # :res_Hshowat This response has an attached file. Caucus is asking if you want to see the attachment. If you press RETURN or answer NO, Caucus will skip the attachment and go on to the next response. If you answer YES, Caucus will attempt to display the attached file on your terminal. "Display" means show the attachment in the form that makes the most sense for your terminal. # #-------------------------------SYS system dependent code # :sys_Kdel DEL # :sys_Kctrl Control- # :sys_Tcanctlc Control-C. # :sys_Tcancms PF3. # :sys_Tcanprime Control-P. # :sys_Tcanaos F5 # :sys_Tset0 table # SS SW FMT EDITOR T PG PRINT VR D E EXP TEXTENTR R MYTXT STARTMN off 23 79 off caucus 8 12 default on 0 . off wordwrap 0 later welcome # IMP EXP TERM DPATT FILE off off ascii_unix 2 kermit # :sys_Tset0cms table off 0 79 off window 8 12 default on 0 . off window 0 later execmenu off off ascii off 2 kermit # :sys_Ebadconf A conference name must be one word, up to 20 characters long, must begin with a letter, and may only include letters, numbers, or underscores ("_"). Please try again. # :sys_Econfexist I'm afraid that conference already exists. Please pick another name and try again. # :sys_Ereserved That name is reserved by Caucus for another purpose. Please pick another name and try again. # :set_Aeot 1eof 2return # :sys_Etwoyou Someone is already using Caucus from this account. Since two users are not allowed to use Caucus from the same account, Caucus is terminating. # :sys_Ttwoyou is already using Caucus. Are you VERY sure that you want TWO of you on Caucus at the same time? $ # :sys_Htwoyou CAUCUS thinks that there is another "you" that is already using this conference. That is, there is another person using this conference from the id that you logged in under. CAUCUS can get very unhappy if more than one of the same person is using the same conference at the same time. (For one thing, it gets very confused about what it means for an item or response to be "new".) CAUCUS will sometimes print this message if you are joining a conference after your computer crashed and was restarted. In this case, it is okay to go ahead and join the conference. # :sys_Tcmsnopas Password changing is not implemented for VM/CMS # :sys_Taosnopas Password changing is not implemented for AOS/VS # :sys_Tremote Switching to remote use... Press Control-C to terminate. # :sys_Tbadcpu Caucus is not licensed to run on this computer. # :sys_Tbadtime Please set the system DATE and TIME correctly! # :sys_Hexpire This version of CAUCUS has expired. To obtain an update, have your system manager contact Screen Porch at: CAUCUS Updates Screen Porch LLC 2000 North 15th Street, Suite 103 Arlington, VA 22201 sales@screenporch.com 703 243 3001 # :sys_Tinperr INPUT ERROR! The line you just typed was lost. # :sys_Hvvset SET LINE_EDIT Controls the use of Vax/VMS line-editing. If you want to use control-H as a one-character backspace, set LINE_EDIT off. # :sys_Avvset line_edit # :sys_Tvvset0 Allow line-editing (If off, ^H is backspace) # :sys_Pvvset0 Allow input line-editing? $ # :sys_Hlineedit If you are familiar with Vax/VMS, you know that you can use a variety of function keys to edit a line of text before you press to finish the line. SET LINE_EDIT ON if you want to use these function keys. SET LINE_EDIT OFF if you don't want to use them. In particular, choose OFF if you want control-H to act as a backspace-and-delete- one-character key. # :sys_Tmonth res JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC # # :sys_Foneline1 res In %-16s %4d Items %4d Resp $ :sys_Foneline2 res (%4d items) %3d Msgs %s $ # #:sys_Foneline res #New in %-16s %3d Items %3d Resp (%3d items) %3d Msgs %s #$ :sys_Fstatmsg %3d New Messages $ # :sys_Fstatitem %4d New Items $ # :sys_Fstatresp %4d New Responses $ # :sys_Tstaturg Urgent Messages! $ # :sys_Tstathead $ # :sys_Tstattail $ # #----------sys_Acollate: eight-bit collating order control------------ # # This section should be ignored for now, as sys_Acollate # is in the proces of being replaced by another mechanism. # # When eight-bit input characters are turned on, either by the "-8" # command line option or by "EIGHTBIT ON" in master.opt, sys_Acollate # controls the collating order of the 255 possible characters. The # default collating order is just the 8-bit value of the character. # (If eight-bit input is off, sys_Acollate is ignored.) # # Starting with the default collating order, each line of this string # remaps a range of characters. Each line contains 4 numbers, followed # by an optional comment which is ignored. The first # two numbers are the decimal values of the first and last # characters in the range to be remapped. The third number is the # first remap value, and the fourth number is the increment. For # example, the line # 64 66 300 10 # maps 64 into 300, 65 into 310, and 66 into 320. (The mapped values # are signed short integers, i.e. a maximum of 16383.) # # A remap value of -1 means the character is filtered out on input. # For example, the line # 1 6 -1 0 # filters out characters 1 through 6 (^A through ^F). # # Note that the mappings are applied in sequence, so a character may # be remapped many times--the last remapping "wins". sys_Acollate # may be arbitrarily long. # # Finally: the LAST remappings must ALWAYS be: # 33 33 1 0 # 126 126 16000 0 # so that Caucus will use "!" and "~~~~~~~" as the proper boundary # strings for sorted lists. #:sys_Acollate # 33 33 1 0 make "!" first in the collating order # 126 126 16000 0 make "~" last... # #---------------------LIC: SHOWLICENSE code--------------- # :lic_Fsystem This system : %s # :lic_Tfor Licensed for : $ # :lic_Tany (any) # :lic_Fcode Serial code : %s # :lic_Fmaxu Max. users : %d # :lic_Tmaxcri Max Cnf/It/Re: $ # :lic_Tnow It is now : $ # :lic_Texpire Expires : %s # :lic_Tnever (never) # :lic_Trelease Release date : $ # :lic_Tfuncmask Function Mask: $ # :lic_Econfmax This installation of Caucus is limited to specific maximum number of conferences. The conference you selected is outside this maximum. Please contact your system manager or Screen Porch about upgrading your Caucus license. # :lic_Eitemmax This installation of Caucus is limited to specific maximum number of items per conference. This conference has reached this maximum number of items. Please contact your system manager or Screen Porch about upgrading your Caucus license. #---------------------END OF MASTER AMERICAN ENGLISH TEXT FILE!---------------