The bulletin board supports the following commands:
post [] post a new note, default title is `<no title>'
look at board list all of the notes on the board
read <num> read note <num>
followup <num> [<tl>] followup to <num>, default title is `Re: old title'
edit <num> modify <num>
remove <num> remove <num> (only if you posted it)
assign <num> <name> flag <name> is assigned to do the project in <num>
mailnote <num> mail yourself a copy of <num>
mlock <num> lock <num> (to prevent removal or auto-archiving)
munlock <num> unlock <num>
help board this message
At any time when `<num>' is a potential argument, specify the number
of a current note, or `current' for the last note you manipulated. `read'
and `note' also accept `next' to specify the next note.
The short description of the mailer has the following format:
The board's short description [30 notes] (Nov 12 13:33)
^___________________________^ ^________^ ^__________^
| | |
Name of board Total notes Date of newest post
Each of the notes has the following format on the headers list:
25 > Zak (Sat Jun 19)* Even more BBoard features <Zak>
^_^ ^ ^_^ ^________^ ^ ^_______________________^ ^___^
| | | | | | |
| | | | | | Person assigned
| | | | | Title
| | Poster Date of post Locked flag
| Current note pointer (> for current note, blank otherwise)
Note number
The board will possibly auto-archive notes when it becomes full.
Notes that are locked will not be archived. Otherwise, you will have
to use the archive board to retrieve old notes.
</pre>
</td></tr></table></center>
<br>
</body>
</html>
|