disp-codes.txt
 -> Display codes help file.

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[AmText 1.0 - (C)opyRight 1995 by AmeriSoft Unix Technoliges]
[AmDispFile 1.0 - (C)opyRight 1995 by AmeriSoft Unix Technoliges]
All Programming done by James Tavares (krontor@loa.com)

---
     AmText allows display codes @ and %. '@' codes let you display
information about the user. Like a login, handle, time left, etc. '%' codes
are basicly ANSI/Escape codes. '%' will give you just a basic escape, and
you type in the ANSI Code. Or, there are built in inverse/color '%' options
to use. Here is a table of '%' and '@' codes.

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   Code   |  What it does
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    %%    |  Prints "%"
    %1    |  ESC[0;31m -- Dark Red
    %2    |  ESC[0;32m -- Dark Green
    %3    |  ESC[0;33m -- Brown
    %4    |  ESC[0;34m -- Dark Blue
    %5    |  ESC[0;35m -- Dark Purple
    %6    |  ESC[0;36m -- Dark Cyan
    %7    |  ESC[0;37m -- Gray
    %8    |  ESC[0;38m -- Bright White
    %9    |  ESC[0;39m -- Gray
    %A    |  ESC[1;31m -- Bright Red
    %B    |  ESC[1;32m -- Light/Bright Green
    %C    |  ESC[1;33m -- Yellow
    %D    |  ESC[1;34m -- Light/Bright Blue
    %E    |  ESC[1;35m -- Light/Bright Purple
    %F    |  ESC[1;36m -- Light/Bright Cyan
    %G    |  ESC[1;37m -- Bright White
    %H    |  ESC[1;38m -- Gray
    %I    |  ESC[1l39m -- Bright White
    
    @@    |  Prints "@"
    @l    |  Prints user's Login
    @h    |    "     "     Handle
    @f    |  First Name
    @L    |  Last Name
    @a    |  Address Part 1
    @A    |  Address Part 2
    @d    |  Data Phone
    @v    |  Voice Phone
    @c    |  City
    @s    |  State
    @z    |  Zip Code
    @e    |  Email Address (THE EMAIL ADDRESS THEY ENTERED AS A NEW USER!)
    @m    |  Comment Line 1
    @M    |  Comment Line 2
    @s    |  Security Level
    @k    |  LockOut Flag (Prints 1 if true, 0 if false)
             Is there a **REAL** use for this?
    @t    |  Time Left (In mins)
    @T    |  Daily Time Limit

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 There it is.
 
    

