When you have selected a command to edit, you will see a screen similar
 to the one displayed below. This screen has a list of options that allow you
 to change the settings of all the commands in a menu, not all at once, but
 one at a time. Sounds time consuming, but after you have grown used to the
 system you become faster.

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    (Iniquity Menu Command Editor):::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
::: Current command     1 of 19
(a) Description         Message menu
(b) Command help        Goto the message menu
(c) Menu keys           M
(d) Access              s25  
(e) Menu command        -^
(f) Parameters          SCANMSG
(g) Hidden              No
(x) X coord             1
(y) Y coord             1
(h) ON matrix string    |15 Message Menu
(i) OFF matrix string   |07 Message Menu
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(]) Next
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   [A] Description  - This option allows you to enter a string that will be   
                      used as the description of the command's function. This 
                      string will be displayed during a generic screen display.

   [B] Command Help - This option allows you to enter in a string that will be 
                      used as the help line. This line will be displayed when 
                      a user has requested help on a command.

   [C] Menu Keys    - This option allows you to enter in the character that   
                      will be used to activate the command. You must keep in  
                      mind that you are allowed to use one character to activate 
                      a list of commands, this is called 'STACKING MENU       
                      COMMANDS' it is a very useful tool to keep in mind.

   [D] Access       - This option allows you to set the access expression     
                      that Iniquity will use to determine who is able to use the 
                      command and who isn't, all commands are still loaded into 
                      the menu stack, but if the user calls a command that they 
                      cannot access, a message will be displayed explaining that 
                      they don't have access to use that command.

   [E] Menu Command - This option allows you to set the actual menu command   
                      that take place once it has been activated, each menu   
                      command is different from another so you've got to be   
                      careful which command you choose. These menu commands are 
                      explained, in detail, in the section following this one.

   [F] Parameters   - This option allows you to enter in a parameter for the    
                      menu commands that require it. Each command that uses a   
                      parameter will act differently depending on the parameter. 
                      These parameters are explained in the section following
                      this one.

   [G] Hidden       - This option allows you to "hide" this menu command from   
                      the screen. If you do so a user will not see the
                      description of the command and, unless they are lucky
                      and hit the key by accident, will not know that it exists.


   [H] ON matrix string - This option allows you to to set the lightbar ON string
                          Iniquity will display when using the X,Y coordinate lightbar
                          system for this menu command.

   [H] OFF matrix string - This option allows you to to set the lightbar OFF string
                           Iniquity will display when using the X,Y coordinate lightbar
                           system for this menu command.


   [X] X Coord    - This option allows you to set the X Position Iniquity will
                    use for the ON/OFF string.

   [Y] Y Coord    - This option allows you to set the Y Position Iniquity will
                    use for the ON/OFF string.

   [[] Previous   - This option allows you to move back in the menu command
                    set, for example if you are editing command number 14 and 
                    you want to edit command number 10, all you need to do is 
                    hit this key till that command is displayed.

   []] Next       - This option allows you to move forward in the menu        
                    command set, for example if you are editing command number 
                    10 and want to edit command number 14, all you need to do 
                    is hit this key till that command is displayed.


   [?] List Commands - This option allows you to list all of menu commands
                       possible within Iniquity.