ENTER COMMAND: B,J,K,L,R,S, or
Help>
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The commands now shown as available are just for the mailbox. The
KAM’98’s NEWUSER (and TERMINAL) commands become available again
when you exit the mailbox.
Step 4. Now you can give any of the mailbox commands shown
(B,J,K,L,R,S, or Help). Later you will want to read the
“PBBS (Personal Mailbox) section of the “Modes of
Operation” chapter for more details.
If you now type the HELP command and press return,
you’ll see the KAM’98 mailbox help file and then the
standard mailbox prompt:
ENTER COMMAND: B,J,K,L,R,S, or Help> .
Step 5. Now disconnect (just like you will disconnect from any
other user).
First, return to command mode by typing a <Ctrl+C> on
your keyboard. To do this, hold down the control key
(usually marked Ctrl) and type the letter C. Then let go
of the control key.
You should now see the “cmd:” prompt.
Next type the DISCONNE command and press return.
You will receive the message *** DISCONNECTED
and a new command prompt.
Congratulations. You have now completed your first connect.
Switching to the Full Command Set (and Back)
Now that you’ve learned how to enter commands and connect to the KAM’98 in
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ternal mailbox using the NEWUSER command set, it is time to turn on the full
command set of the KAM’98. You may do this by using the INTface command.
We’re going to set the KAM’98 in TERMINAL mode, a general mode that al
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Switching to the Full Command Set (and Back)
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