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The PBBS will then send you its SID (Status ID - e.g., equipment ID) and initial
sign-on message. If a PTEXT is defined, the TNC will send it as the next line,
and then send the PBBS command prompt. For example, a Kantronics
KPC-3 Plus might respond to your PBBS connect with the following:
[KPC3P-7.0-HM$]
4528 BYTES AVAILABLE
PTEXT would be here (if any)
ENTER COMMAND: B,J,K,L,R,S, or Help >
+ Using anyone else’s Kantronics-based PBBS would result in a similar prompt se-
quence.
At this point you are ready to send a message to another user, read a message to
yourself (if any has been received), or issue any other mailbox command.
Let’s assume you want to send a message to KBØNYK. You would now use the
Send Private command:
SP KBØNYK
and the TNC responds with:
SUBJECT:
Now enter a short subject line:
Just a quick question
The TNC responds with:
ENTER MESSAGE n—END WITH CTRL-Z OR /EX ON A SINGLE LINE
(where “n” is the next available message number in the mailbox).
Now you enter the text of your message (message n). To end the message and
have it saved, type a <Ctrl+Z> (hold down the control key and press Z) or type
/EX. The <Ctrl+Z> or /EX must be on a line by itself — do not type anything
else on this line. When the message has been ended properly, the PBBS responds
with:
MESSAGE SAVED
ENTER COMMAND: B,J,K,L,R,S, or Help >
You may now enter more mailbox commands.
Modes of Operation PBBS (Personal Mailbox)
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