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   Hello Sean!   
      
   Sunday April 17 2022 19:22, you wrote to me:   
      
    > Hello Vincent,   
      
    > The DD-MM files are indeed in the manual.  They're buried in a very   
    > bad spot but if you look under the "mbsebbs - The main BBS program"   
    > page:   
      
    > ===   
    > Here is the list of displayed screens:   
    > mainlogo. Here you can put a logo or something.   
      
    > welcome. This screen can contain information about the session the   
    > user has, his download limits, time left etc.   
      
    > welcome1 is shown if the user has show bulletins set to true.   
    > welcome2 is shown if the user has show bulletins set to true.   
    > welcome3 is shown if the user has show bulletins set to true.   
    > welcome4 is shown if the user has show bulletins set to true.   
    > welcome5 is shown if the user has show bulletins set to true.   
    > welcome6 is shown if the user has show bulletins set to true.   
    > welcome7 is shown if the user has show bulletins set to true.   
    > welcome8 is shown if the user has show bulletins set to true.   
    > welcome9 is shown if the user has show bulletins set to true.   
      
    > birthday is shown if the user logs in at his birthday and if he has   
    > show bullentins set to true.   
      
    > dd-mm is shown if dd is the date of today and mm is the current month   
    > and if the user has show bulletins set to true.   
      
    > sec20 is shown if the user has the security level in the filename,   
    > level 20 in this example. Als the display bulletins must be set to   
    > true.   
      
    > news is shown if the user has the display bulletins set to true.   
      
    > onceonly is shown only if the user has never seen this screen, the   
    > test is to compare the users last login date against the date of this   
    > file.   
    > ===   
      
   Most of those I am familiar with, well at least sec20, birthday and may be the   
   odd welcome and onceonly.   
      
   Going to have a look to see where it is in the pdf file.   
      
   Needless to say it must be coming up to 20 years ago that I might have set    
   them   
   up..   
      
   Waddaya want ?  Me and good memory is these days a wee bit departing :   
      
   Bad enough looking at program code that I wrote a month or two ago and it is   
   now real fun going through code that was started in the 60's, updated in the    
   70   
   & 80's with a system total refresh around 2011 and now I have to go through it   
   to do system testing and update/write the manuals along with debugging any bad   
   code or missing links between sub systems.   
      
   I have put the whole lot of the Accounting package on SF but the changes I    
   made   
   pre 2016 which allows it to not only run using ISAM files but also with   
   Mysql/mariadb has to have some deep testing, although I did do all the basic   
   stuff as well as Functional testing sadly not full system and UAT.   
      
   I decided to take a break as I was on it every day for well over a year.   
      
   I had originally 3 - 4 programmers working on it with me just managing, now   
   it's just me.   
      
   So sue me, it's been a year or few :)   
      
   and I do not really have a very good excuse to myself.   
      
      
   Vincent   
      
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