SysOp defined strings are used to display certain information, or a
 prompt when a screen hasn't been created for the option, or when something
 is wrong, or a user is being prompted for something. As you can see there are
 a lot of uses, not all of them are described yet, and can be a pain to edit
 all the time. When you've found an environment you like with these strings
 it's usually best to copy the data file to as backup and put it away in case
 something goes wrong. Each of the strings below can be customized and some
 use variables in the strings, which will be explained. Below is a sample
 screen of what you'll see on your own display.



     1:001, [term]  Detecting emulation
     |CS( detecting emulation )
 
     2:002, [term]  No emulation detected
     |CS( failed detection )
 
     3:003, [term]  ANSI detected
     |CS[ Ansi detected! ]
 
     4:004, [term]  Avatar/ANSI detected
     |CS[ Avatar detected! ]
 
     5:005, [term]  RIP/ANSI detected (terminal: %S1)
     |CS[ Rip detected! - %S1 ]
 
 
::: [[]Previous []]Next [1-5]Edit string [=] Jump
::: [/]Search [R]Reset [C]Copy [P]Paste [Esc]Quit % Command:



     [[] Previous      - This option allows you to move back a group of five    
                         strings.

     []] Next          - This option allows you to move to the next group of    
                         five strings.

     [1-5] Edit String - This option allows you to edit one of the strings      
                         currently on display.

     [=] Jump          - This option allows you to jump to a specific string.

     [/] Search        - This option allows you to search for a particular
                         string.

     [R] Reset          - This option allows you to reset a string to its
                          default setting.

     [C] Copy          - This option allows you to copy a string into memory.

     [P] Paste         - This option allows you to paste a string from memory.


     Note : The following two commands can be inserted to the begining of the   
            string, to center or justify it.

            %|<String>  - Will Center the sting on the screen.
            %><String>  - Will Justify the string to the right of the screen.