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NOTES.md

@@ -6,6 +6,6 @@ The idea is to use the help files to implement BULLETIN.
 
 ## Module links
 
-  * cli ([docs](https://cli.urfave.org/v3/getting-started/), [github](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/urfave/cli/v3))
-  * readline ([docs](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/chzyer/readline), [github](https://github.com/chzyer/readline))
-  * xdg ([docs](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/adrg/xdg), [github](https://github.com/adrg/xdg))
+  * cli - [docs](https://cli.urfave.org/v3/getting-started/)
+  * readline - [docs](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/chzyer/readline)
+  * xdg - [docs](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/adrg/xdg)

decus/vax91b/bulletin-net91b/allmacs.mar

-;
-;  Name: SETACC.MAR
-;
-;  Type: Integer*4 Function (MACRO)
-;
-;  Author: M. R. London
-;
-;  Date: Jan 26, 1983
-;
-;  Purpose: To set the account name of the current process (which turns out
-;	to be the process running this program.)
-;
-;  Usage:
-;	status = SETACC(account)
-;
-;	status		- $CMKRNL status return. 0 if arguments wrong.
-;	account		- Character string containing account name
-;
-;  NOTES:
-;	Must link with SS:SYS.STB
-;
- 
-	.Title SETACC
-	.IDENT /830531/
-;
-;  Libraries:
-;
-	.LIBRARY	/SYS$LIBRARY:LIB.MLB/
-;
-;  Global variables:
-;
-	$PCBDEF
-	$JIBDEF
-;
-;  local variables:
-;
- 
-	.PSECT	 DATA,NOEXE
- 
-NEWACC:	.BLKB	12				; Contains new account name
-;
-;  Executable:
-;
-	.PSECT	CODE,EXE,NOWRT	; Executable code
- 
-	.ENTRY	SETACC,^M<R2,R3,R4,R5,R6,R7>
-	CLRL	R0				; 0 is error code
-	MOVZBL	(AP),R6				; Get number of arguments
-	CMPL	R6,#1				; Correct number of arguments?
-	BNEQ	5$				; If not, return
-	MOVZBL	@4(AP),R6			; Get size of string
-	MOVL	4(AP),R7			; Get address of descriptor
-	MOVL	4(R7),R7			; Get address of string
-	MOVC5	R6,(R7),#32,#8,NEWACC		; Get new account name string
-	$CMKRNL_S ROUTIN=10$			; Must run in kernel mode
-5$:	RET
-10$:	.WORD	^M<>				; Entry mask
-	MOVL	@#CTL$GL_PCB,R6			; Address of current process
-	MOVL	PCB$L_JIB(R6),R6		; Address of Job Info Block
-						; NOTE: MOVC destroys r0-r5
-	MOVC3	#8,NEWACC,JIB$T_ACCOUNT(R6) 	; change account JIB
-	MOVC3	#8,NEWACC,CTL$T_ACCOUNT 	; change account in P1
-	MOVZWL	#SS$_NORMAL,R0			; Normal ending
-	RET
-;
-;  Name: SETUIC.MAR
-;
-;  Type: Integer*4 Function (MACRO)
-;
-;  Author: M. R. London
-;
-;  Date: May 31, 1983
-;
-;  Purpose: To set the UIC of the current process (which turns out
-;	to be the process running this program.)
-;
-;  Usage:
-;	status = SETUIC(group number, user number)
-;
-;	status		- $CMKRNL status return. 0 if arguments wrong.
-;	group number	- longword containing UIC group number
-;	user number	- longword containing UIC user number
-;
-;  NOTES:
-;	Must link with SS:SYS.STB
-;
- 
-	.Title SETUIC	Set uic
-	.IDENT /830531/
-;
-;  Libraries:
-;
-	.LIBRARY	/SYS$LIBRARY:LIB.MLB/
-;
-;  Global variables:
-;
-	$PCBDEF
-;
-;  Executable:
-;
-	.PSECT	SETUIC_CODE,EXE,NOWRT	; Executable code
- 
-	.ENTRY SETUIC,^M<R2,R3>
-	CLRL	R0				; 0 is error code
-	MOVZBL	(AP),R2				; Get number of arguments
-	CMPL	R2,#2				; Are there 2 arguments
-	BNEQ	5$				; If not, return
-	MOVL	@4(AP),R3			; Group number into R3
-	ROTL	#16,R3,R3			; Move to upper half of R3
-	ADDL2	@8(AP),R3			; User number to top half of R3
-	$CMKRNL_S ROUTIN=10$			; Must run in kernel mode
-5$:	RET
-10$:	.WORD	^M<>				; Entry mask
-	MOVL	@#CTL$GL_PCB,R2			; Address of current process
-	MOVL	R3,PCB$L_UIC(R2)		; Set UIC to specified
-	MOVZWL	#SS$_NORMAL,R0			; Normal ending
-	RET
-;
-;  Name: SETUSER.MAR
-;
-;  Type: Integer*4 Function (MACRO)
-;
-;  Author: M. R. London
-;
-;  Date: Jan 26, 1983
-;
-;  Purpose: To set the Username of the current process (which turns out
-;	to be the process running this program.)
-;
-;  Usage:
-;	status = SETUSER(username)
-;
-;	status		- $CMKRNL status return. 0 if arguments wrong.
-;	username	- Character string containing username
-;
-;  NOTES:
-;	Must link with SS:SYS.STB
-;
- 
-	.Title SETUSER	Set uic
-	.IDENT /830531/
-;
-;  Libraries:
-;
-	.LIBRARY	/SYS$LIBRARY:LIB.MLB/
-;
-;  Global variables:
-;
-	$PCBDEF
-	$JIBDEF
-;
-;  local variables:
-;
- 
-	.PSECT	 SETUSER_DATA,NOEXE
- 
-NEWUSE:	.BLKB	12				; Contains new username
-OLDUSE: .BLKB	12				; Contains old username
-;
-;  Executable:
-;
-	.PSECT	SETUSER_CODE,EXE,NOWRT	; Executable code
- 
-	.ENTRY	SETUSER,^M<R2,R3,R4,R5,R6,R7,R8>        
-	CLRL	R0				; 0 is error code 
-	MOVZBL	(AP),R8				; Get number of arguments
-	CMPL	R8,#1				; Correct number of arguments
-	BLSS	5$				; If not, return
-	MOVZBL	@4(AP),R6			; Get size of string
-	MOVL	4(AP),R7			; Get address of descriptor
-	MOVL	4(R7),R7			; Get address of string
-	MOVC5	R6,(R7),#32,#12,NEWUSE		; Get new username string
-	CMPL	R8,#2				; Old username given?
-	BLSS	2$				; No
-	MOVZBL	@8(AP),R6			; Get size of string
-	MOVL	8(AP),R7			; Get address of descriptor
-	MOVL	4(R7),R7			; Get address of string
-	MOVC5	R6,(R7),#32,#12,OLDUSE		; Get old username string
-	$CMKRNL_S ROUTIN=20$		   	; Must run in kernel mode
-	TSTL	R0				; If old username is checks with
-   	BEQL	2$				; present process name, change
-	MOVL	#2,R0				; to new username, else flag
-	RET					; error and return
-2$:	$CMKRNL_S ROUTIN=10$			; Must run in kernel mode
-5$:	RET
-10$:	.WORD	^M<>				; Entry mask
-	MOVL	@#CTL$GL_PCB,R7			; Address of current process
-	MOVL	PCB$L_JIB(R7),R7		; Address of Job Info Block
-						; NOTE: MOVC destroys r0-r5
-	MOVC3	#12,NEWUSE,JIB$T_USERNAME(R7) 	; change username JIB
-	MOVC3	#12,NEWUSE,CTL$T_USERNAME 	; change username in P1    
-	MOVZWL	#SS$_NORMAL,R0			; Normal ending
-	RET
-20$:	.WORD	^M<>				; Entry mask
-	MOVL	@#CTL$GL_PCB,R7			; Address of current process
-	MOVL	PCB$L_JIB(R7),R7		; Address of Job Info Block
-						; NOTE: MOVC destroys r0-r5
-	CMPC	R6,OLDUSE,JIB$T_USERNAME(R7) 	; change username JIB
-	RET
- 
- 
-	.TITLE	READ_HEADER - Read Image Header
-	.IDENT	/1-001/
- 
-; This subroutine returns the image identification and link time.
-;
-; Format:
-;
-;   status.wlc.v = READ_HEADER( ident.wt.ds [,time.wt.ds] )
-;
-; Parameters:
-;
-;   ident	The image identification text.
-;
-;   time	The image link time (text format).
- 
- 
-;   Date	By		Comments
-;  4/10/87	D.E. Greenwood	Originally written by John Miano, 24-June-1986 -
-;				obtained from April 87 DECUS L&T Sig Newsletter
-	.LIBRARY	"SYS$LIBRARY:LIB"
- 
-	$DSCDEF
-	$IHDDEF
-	$IHIDEF
-	$SSDEF
- 
-; Argument pointer offsets
- 
-	$OFFSET 4,POSITIVE,<IDENT,TIME>
- 
-	.PSECT READ_HEADER, RD, NOWRT, EXE, LONG
-	.ENTRY READ_HEADER, ^M< R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, R7, R8, R11 >
- 
-	CMPL	(AP),#1 		; Make sure that there is at least
-	BGEQ	ENOUGH_ARGUMENTS	;  one argument to this routine
-	MOVL	#SS$_INSFARG, R0
-	RET
- 
-ENOUGH_ARGUMENTS:
- 
-; Get the identification of the image.
- 
-	MOVL	@#CTL$GL_IMGHDRBF, R11	; R11 - Address of image buffer
-	MOVL	(R11), R6		; R6  - Address of image header
- 
-	CVTWL	IHD$W_IMGIDOFF(R6), R7
-	MOVAB	(R6)[R7], R7		; R7 - Address of ID Block
- 
-	CVTBL	IHI$T_IMGID(R7),R0	; Length of the ID string
-	MOVL	IDENT(AP), R8
-	MOVC5	R0, <IHI$T_IMGID+1>(R7), #32, -
-		DSC$W_LENGTH(R8), @DSC$A_POINTER(R8)
- 
-	CMPL	(AP), #2
-	BGEQ	RETURN_TIME
-	MOVZBL	#1, R0
-	RET
- 
-RETURN_TIME:
- 
-; Get the time the image was linked and convert it to ASCII
- 
-	$ASCTIM_S -
-		TIMBUF=@TIME(AP), -
-		TIMADR=IHI$Q_LINKTIME(R7)
- 
-	RET
- 
-	.MACRO M$$DEFERRED_CALL, IMAGE, NAME, NAME1
-;
-; Defer image activation on this routine
-;
-	.PSECT	$LOCAL,PIC,CON,REL,LCL,NOSHR,NOEXE,RD,WRT,LONG
-        IMAGE_'NAME:	.ASCID		/IMAGE/
-	SYMBOL_'NAME:	.ASCID		/NAME1/
-	ADDRESS_'NAME:	.BLKL		1
-	FIND_'NAME:	.LONG		3
-			.ADDRESS	IMAGE_'NAME
-			.ADDRESS	SYMBOL_'NAME
-			.ADDRESS	ADDRESS_'NAME
-	.PSECT	$CODE,PIC,CON,REL,LCL,SHR,EXE,RD,NOWRT,LONG
-			.ENTRY	'NAME,^M<R2,R3,R4,R5,R6,R7,R8,R9,R10,R11>
-			CALLG	G^FIND_'NAME',G^LIB$FIND_IMAGE_SYMBOL
-			ADDL3	#2,G^ADDRESS_'NAME,R2
-			JMP	(R2)
-	.ENDM	M$$DEFERRED_CALL
- 
-	M$$DEFERRED_CALL MULTINET_SOCKET_LIBRARY gethostbyname1 gethostbyname
-	M$$DEFERRED_CALL MULTINET_SOCKET_LIBRARY htons1 htons
-	M$$DEFERRED_CALL MULTINET_SOCKET_LIBRARY gethostname1 gethostname
- 
-	.END
-.title	Get_AP - Obtains the callers argument pointer
-;
-;  Function:
-;
-;	Returns the address of the argument list for the preceeding Stack Frame
-;	as a Function Value and loads its only Formal Argument with the value
-;	stored at that location, the number of argument pointers in the list.
-;
-;  Example:
-;
-;	    program Test_AP
-;   C
-;   C  The following is a FORTRAN example of use of the Get_AP subroutine.
-;   C
-;	    call Test( 1, 2, 3, 4 )
-;	    end
-;
-;	    subroutine Test
-;	    implicit integer (A-Z)
-;	    Pointer = Get_AP( Count )
-;	    call List_AP( %val(Pointer) )
-;	    write(6,10)Count
-;	    return
-;   10	    format(1X,I2,' arguments were passed to me.')
-;	    end
-;
-;	    subroutine List_AP( Pointer )
-;	    integer Pointer(*)
-;	    write(6,10)Pointer(1)
-;	    return
-;   10	    format(1X,I2,' arguments were passed to my caller.')
-;	    end
-;
-;  Author:
-;
-;	Chris Hume   7-Sep-1982
-;
-$SFDEF					; Stack Frame definitions
- 
-Arg_Pointer	= 4			; Pointer to get argument list adr
- 
-.entry	Get_AP,^m<>
- 
-	moval	@SF$L_Save_AP(fp),r0	; Get AP for previous Frame.
-	tstl	(ap)			; Check for presence of Our Formal.
-	beqlu	10$			; Exit if not present,
-	moval	@Arg_Pointer(ap),r1	; or if the Address is Null.
-	beqlu	10$
-	movzbl	(r0),(r1)		; Copy argument count.
-10$:	ret
- 
-.end

decus/vax91b/bulletin-net91b/bull_ann.txt

-From:	AITGW::"BULLETIN@ORYANA.PFC.MIT.EDU" 26-SEP-1991 16:10:22.31
-To:	ARISIA::EVERHART
-CC:	
-Subj:	BULLETIN utility.
-
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-Date: Thu, 26 Sep 91 15:20 EST
-From: BULLETIN@ORYANA.PFC.MIT.EDU
-Subject: BULLETIN utility.
-To: ARISIA::EVERHART
-X-Envelope-To: EVERHART@ARISIA.dnet.ge.com
-X-Vms-To: IN%"EVERHART@ARISIA.dnet.ge.com"
- 
-You  are  about  to  receive  version  2.06  of the PFC BULLETIN.
- 
-BULLETIN   is   public   domain   software.    (I   will  gladly  accept
-recommendations for new features,  not  for  changes  that  are  due  to
-"personal" preference.)
- 
-As of V2.0, BULLETIN is able to read USENET NEWS via TCP/IP using either
-CMU, MULTINET, UCX, TWG, or via DECNET.  It can also serve as a NEWS
-gateway for DECNET nodes without direct access to the NEWS server, i.e. a
-DECNET node without Internet access will be able to read NEWS.
- 
-NOTE: The following commands can be sent to BULLETIN@ORYANA.PFC.MIT.EDU:
-	SEND ALL [SINCE time]	Sends all bulletin files.
-				If SINCE time specified, only files created
-				since that time will be sent.
-	SEND filename		Sends the specified file.	
-	BUGS			Sends a list of the latest bug fixes.
-	HELP or INFO		Sends a brief description of BULLETIN.
-	SUBSCRIBE               Subscribes to mailing list for upgrade
-                                notifications.
-        UNSUBSCRIBE             Unsubscribes from mailing list.
- 
-There  is  also  a documentation file written by Chris Tanner from Chalk
-River Nuclear Labs which can  be  used  as  handout.   To  obtain  this,
-request the  file BULLETIN.DOC.  (This does not describe the NEWS reader
-feature, however.)
- 
-NOTE:  An old bug might have changed the protection on the BULLETIN data
-files.  The protection on all data files (i.e.  B*.DAT,  *.BULLFIL,  and
-*.BULLDIR) should be (RWED,RWED,,).
- 
-This  version  includes  all  necessary  modifications to work under VMS
-V5.0.  However, it will still be necessary to reassemble the ALLMACS.MAR
-source  under  V5  and  relink.   The V4 version will not be installable
-under V5 due to a change  in  a  shared  library  which  BULLETIN  uses.
-However,  relinking  by  itself  will  not  be  enough.   You  MUST also
-reassemble ALLMACS.MAR.  If you only relink,  BULLETIN  can  cause  your
-system  to  crash  (the  BULLCP process will do this because it uses the
-routines in ALLMACS.MAR).
- 
-If you are running a version of BULLETIN older than 1.52,  this  version
-will  modify  the  format of some of the data files.  (This will be done
-automatically  when  the  new  version  is   run).    After   successful
-installation,  the  older  versions of these files can be removed.  This
-format change can take a significant amount of time  if  the  folder  is
-large.   If  your  site  has large folders, it is suggested that the new
-version be installed during off peak hours.   NOTE: Problems  can  occur
-if  the  old  version  of BULLETIN is run after the data files have been
-modified.  Such a situation is possible on a cluster where each node has
-installed  the  executable  separately.   To  help  installation,  a new
-command procedure INSTALL_REMOTE.COM has been  included.   This  can  be
-used  to install BULLETIN on several nodes from a single node.  Read the
-comments in the file for information on how to use it.
- 
-NOTE: The BULLCP process  should  be  stopped  using  the  BULLETIN/STOP
-command before the new version of BULLETIN is installed.  It can then be
-restarted using the BULLETIN/STARTUP command.   (The  INSTALL_REMOTE.COM
-command procedure does this automatically for remote nodes.)
- 
-You will be receiving 20 files (NOT NECESSARILY IN THIS ORDER!):
-	1) BULLETIN.FOR
-	2) BULLETIN0.FOR
-	3) BULLETIN1.FOR
-	4) BULLETIN2.FOR
-	5) BULLETIN3.FOR
-	6) BULLETIN4.FOR
-	7) BULLETIN5.FOR
-	8) BULLETIN6.FOR
-	9) BULLETIN7.FOR
-	10) BULLETIN8.FOR
-	11) BULLETIN9.FOR
-	12) BULLETIN10.FOR
-	13) BULLETIN11.FOR
-	14) ALLMACS.MAR
-	15) BULLCOMS1.HLP
-	16) BULLCOMS2.HLP
-	17) BULLET1.COM
-	18) BULLET2.COM
-	19) PMDF.COM
-	20) MX.COM
- 
-(They will be  identified  in  the  SUBJECT  header.)   BULLET1.COM  and
-BULLET2.COM  are  command procedures which when run, will create several
-small files.  After you run them, you can delete them.  If you have PMDF
-at  your  site, you should also run PMDF.COM.  Otherwise, you can delete
-it.  The same applies to  MX.   Then,  read  AAAREADME.TXT  for  BULLETN
-installation instructions.
- 
-NOTE: When creating these files (using the EXTRACT command) from the VMS
-MAIL utility, you will have to strip  off  any  mail  headers  that  are
-present,  including blank lines.
-                                              MRL@NERUS.PFC.MIT.EDU
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Add REPLY option to READNEW feature when reading messages.  Also, really fix
-the REPLY command, as mentioned in V2.06.  8/11/91
- 
-V 2.06
- 
-Added code to keep track of which messages have been read a per message basis. 
-Added SEEN & UNSEEN commands.  Added /SEEN, /UNSEEN, and /UNMARKED to
-DIRECTORY, INDEX, READ, and SELECT commands.  Modified directory listing to
-indicate which messages have been SEEN.  7/31/91 
- 
-Added /NOW to PRINT command.  Messages no longer have to be printed one message
-at a time.  It now works identical to VMS MAIL.  7/31/91
- 
-Added code to NEWS users when new groups have been created.  User will be
-alerted when selecting a news group that new groups are present, and will be
-instructed to type NEWS/NEWGROUP in order to see them.  7/31/91
- 
-Added /PRINT to DIRECTORY command to allow printing of messages which are found
-by using the DIRECTORY command.  7/31/91
- 
-Modified directory listing display so that the first and last message in the
-folder are now displayed at the top.  Fixed bug which truncated very large news
-group names.  7/31/91
- 
-Added FIRST command to read first message found in folder.  7/31/91
- 
-Modified REPLY command for folders associated with mailing lists, so that the
-reply message to the mailing list rather than adding a local message.  7/31/91
- 
-Modified code to correctly store subject headers from BBOARD mail which are
-more than one line long.  Previously, the subject would be truncated.  6/18/91
- 
-V 2.05
- 
-The MARK code was modified to work with NEWS folders.  6/3/91
- 
-Added /FOLDER=(folder,[...]) to the SEARCH command to allow searching more than
-one folder at a time.  6/13/91
- 
-NEWS/SUBSCRIBED listing was fixed.  If the list could not fit on a single page,
-a folder was skipped when the next page was shown.  6/3/91
- 
-INDEX was fixed.  If it was used with the qualifiers /NEW or /MARK, and the
-directory listing of a folder was displayed, and then RETURN is entered to 
-skip to the next folder, the directory display of the next folder would be
-incorrect.  6/3/91 
- 
-Fixed broadcast bug.  If a message was added with /BROADCAST to a remote folder
-from a node in a cluster which was not the node that BULLCP was running on. 
-The broadcast would appear twice on the cluster.  5/24/91
- 
-Added code to alert user if message too large to be fully broadcasted.  5/24/91
- 
-Added code to avoid erroneous notifications of new messages for an empty NEWS
-group.  Unlike a similar fix in V2.03 which was due to a bug, this fix may not
-affect all sites, as it depends on the behavior of the server.  5/22/91 
- 
-Fixed NEWS to FOLDER feed.  A recent change broke it.  5/22/91
- 
-Added /EDIT qualifier for MAIL.  5/20/91
- 
-Added /HEADER qualifier for LAST, BACK, and CURRENT commands.  5/19/91
- 
-Added TWG (Wollongong) interface for NEWS.  5/18/91
- 
-Fixed bug which truncated subject headers of messages created when using REPLY
-and RESPOND to messages which have long subject lines.  5/12/91
- 
-V2.04
- 
-Added ALWAYS attribute for folders.  Any SYSTEM messages in a folder in which
-ALWAYS has been set will be displayed every time a user logs in, rather than
-just once.  Also, non-SYSTEM messages will be displayed continuously (via
-whatever mode is set, i.e. READNEW, SHOWNEW, or BRIEF) until it is actually
-read.  4/29/91 
- 
-Added capability of controlling the time between updates for BBOARD and NEWS in
-BULLCP by defining the logical names BULL_BBOARD_UPDATE or BULL_NEWS_UPDATE to
-the number of minutes of desired time in minutes. 4/27/91
- 
-Added /GROUPS= qualifier to all commands which post to NEWS groups. 4/26/91
- 
-Fixed bug which prevented SET SHOWNEW or READNEW from working with subscribed
-news group folders. 4/25/91
- 
-V2.03
- 
-Added /FOLDER to SHOW USER in order to show the latest message that a user
-has read in the specified folder.  Also added /SINCE and /START (the former
-for real folders, the latter for news groups).  4/11/91
- 
-Fixed logic so that defining BULL_NEWS_ORGANIZATION will override the
-definition defined in BULLNEWS.INC.  4/10/91
- 
-Fixed SEARCH command, as it broke in V2.02 when /EDIT was added to read
-message commands.  There is a missing QUALIFIER EDIT in BULLCOM.CLD for the
-SEARCH verb.  /EDIT now works with SEARCH.  4/9/91
- 
-Fixed bug in BULLCP which prevented the DECNET/INTERNET NEWS gateway software
-from working with UCX.  4/9/91 
- 
-Fixed bug caused by V2.00 which caused incorrect listing of message during
-BULL/LOGIN for remote folders.  4/3/91
- 
-Fixed bugs which caused erroneous new message notifications for subscribed
-NEWS groups that were empty.	3/27/91
- 
-V 2.02
- 
-Include BBOARD support for MX (courtesy of goathunter@wkuvx1.bitnet).
- 
-Changed BBOARD algorithm so that it is now possible to have only one real
-BBOARD account, and have all the others be VMS MAIL forwarding entries.
-See HELP SET BBOARD MORE_INFO for more info (it's been updated).
- 
-Added hook to allow postings from BULLETIN to a LISTSERV mailing list to use
-the BBOARD account from it was subscribed to.  See HELP SET BBOARD LISTSERV.
- 
-Fixed many bugs in POST, REPLY, and RESPOND.
- 
-Fixed /ALL for COPY, PRINT, and EXTRACT when using NEWS groups.
- 
-Included RMS optimizer procedure for indexed files to optimize BULLNEWS.DAT
-to speed up NEWS updates.  Can be used on other files (in particular
-BULLINF.DAT) in order to save space.
- 
-Add /EDIT to BACK, NEXT, LAST, and when entering message number.
- 
-Modify ADD/REPLY command to local (non-NEWS) folders so if there are new
-messages present, it doesn't reset the newest message count.  Previously,
-adding a message would reset the user's last read message date to that message
-in order to avoid notifying the user of new messages due to the user's own
-message. 
- 
-Fixed code so that when reading new messages, and if READ/EDIT or DELETE/IMMED-
-IATE IS entered, a carriage return will read the next new message.  Previously
-the wrong message would be displayed.
- 
-V 2.01
- 
-Fixed many bugs associated with USENET NEWS reading feature.
- 
-Added UCX interface for NEWS.
- 
-Added signature file for POST and RESPOND messages.
- 
-Added capability to specify file name for POST, REPLY, and RESPOND.
- 
-Added the line "In a previous message, <message-owner> wrote:" to the
-beginning of a message when /EXTRACT is specified
- 
-Added hook for network mail to run command procedure rather then using
-VMS MAIL.  BULL_MAILER can be defined to point to the procedure, and it
-is called with the username and subject as the parameters.
- 
-V 2.00
- 
-Added USENET NEWS reading feature.
- 
-V 1.93
- 
-Fixed bug which wouldn't allow a permanent message to be added by a
-non-privileged user in a remote folder (the folder had been setup to allow
-permanent messages from non-privileged users, of course). 
- 
-Fixed bug which causes the DELETE command not to delete a SHUTDOWN message
-without the use of /IMMEDIATE.
- 
-Fixed the algorithm which prevented duplicate notification of messages in
-remote folders on different nodes, as duplication was still possible.
- 
-V 1.92
- 
-Fixed bug which causes BULLCP to loop when trying to cleanup a folder which
-has more than 127 identifiers granted access to a folder.  Also correct
-SHOW FOLDER/FULL, which had a similar problem when trying to display the
-identifiers.
- 
-Fix PMDF interface to recognize to recognize PMDF_PROTOCOL.
- 
-V 1.91
- 
-Disallow SPAWN command for CAPTIVE account.
- 
-Fix MAIL command to correctly allow passing addresses with quotes, i.e.
-IN%"""MRL@NERUS.PFC.MIT.EDU""".
- 
-V 1.90
- 
-SET NOTIFY now works for remote folders.
- 
-Avoid generating notification message due to SET NOTIFY flag if the message
-was broadcasted when added using ADD/BROADCAST.
- 
-Bug in DIR/SINCE for remote folders fixed.  If no new messages were present,
-it would incorrectly show messages.
- 
-Added /FF to EXTRACT command to seperate messages in the file with form feeds.
- 
-Allow specifying CURRENT and LAST when specifying a range of messages for
-commands that accept a range, i.e. EXTRACT 1-CURRENT, CURRENT-LAST, etc.
- 
-Open folder files with READONLY when not writing to them in order to avoid
-changing modification date, which results in unnecessary backups.
- 
-Modify HELP so that it won't prompt for Subtopic is there is none.
- 
-Prevent screen from being erased after exiting HELP.
- 
-Fix bug which causes CREATE/NOTIFY to crash.
- 
-SET NOTIFY/CLUSTER has been removed.  As of VMS V5.2, it is possible to obtain
-the list of users logged in to all nodes of a cluster, so this qualifier is no
-long necessary.  NOTE: You can delete all the BULL_DIR:*.NOTIFY files, as they
-are no longer used.
- 
-BULLETIN now will use the editor specified by the SET EDITOR command within
-MAIL for editing messages.
- 
-Typing BACK after typing a DIRECTORY command will now show the previous 
-DIRECTORY display entries rather than reading the previous message.
- 
-Several bugs related to the MARK command were fixed.  Also the software has been
-optimized so that scanning for MARKed messages should take less time.
- 
-/EXPIRATION added to DIRECTORY command to show expiration rather than creation
-date of messages.
- 
-Any BULLETIN interactive command can be executed at DCL level by typing
-BULLETIN "command" or BULLETIN "command1;command2;etc.".
- 
-The CHANGE command has been modified so a range of message can be specified,
-i.e. /NUMBER=1-10.  Also, the code incorrectly misinterpreted /TEXT as meaning
-to extract the old text message, whereas it should have meant that only the
-text was to be changed.  This prevented a user from specifying that only the
-text should be changed if that user didn't have editing enabled.  This has been
-fixed.  To eliminate confusing, the /TEXT qualifier on the ADD command has been
-removed (previously it was a synonym for /EXTRACT). 
- 
-SHOW FOLDER/FULL display of access IDs was fixed to correctly display UICs.
- 
-Removed security hole which occurs if you are using the old method of accessing
-a remote node via /NODES (it would have required looking a the sources to find,
-which one installer did and was worried about).  Because of this, if you use
-this old method (i.e. via BULLETIN.COM), the object BULLETIN must be installed
-in the NCP database pointing to the file BULLETIN.COM, i.e. the command
-"MCR NCP SET BULLETIN FILE directory:BULLETIN.COM NUMBER 0" must be executed
-during the system startup.
- 
-Fixed bug in /LOGIN display when erasing page if terminal is hardcopy.  No
-page would be erased (of course), and the next line outputted would start where
-the previous line left off, rather than starting on a new line.
- 
-Added BULLETIN/WIDTH=page_width for users who have BULLETIN/LOGIN in their
-login procedure before the terminal is known, and whose default page width is
-larger (i.e. 132) than what the terminals are (i.e. 80).
- 
-Added BULLETIN/PGFLQUOTA and /WSEXTENT in order to set those quotas for the
-BULLCP process.
- 
-Added ATTACH command.
- 
-Modify SET STRIP so that it saves the date that the message was sent and
-leaves it at the to of the message.
- 
-BULLETIN will search BBOARD message headers for a line that starts with
-"Expires:" or "X-Expires:", followed by a date (DD MMM YYYY or similar).  It if
-finds that line, it will use that date as the expiration date of the message. 
- 
-Added /REPLY to SEARCH command.  Modified so that it's possible to abort out of
-a /SUBJECT or /REPLY search using CTRL-C (previous possible only if searching
-the text for a string.  Also, if you hit CTRL-C at the wrong time, BULLETIN
-would abort totally rather than just aborting the search). 
- 
-Added /SEARCH= /SUBJ= and /REPLY to the DIRECTORY command.  Basically this is
-combining the DIRECTORY and SEARCH commands.
- 
-Fixed design flaw which allowed the following to occur:  If a folder is a
-remote system folder, when BULLETIN/LOGIN was executed, the same messages might
-be displayed on both the local and remote nodes.  BULLETIN now will know that
-the user has seen the message on one node and will not display it if that user
-logs in on the other node.
- 
-Optimized code which caused slow display of new messages when executing
-BULLETIN/LOGIN without /REVERSE for a remote folder.
- 
-Added /PERMANENT to SET NOTIFY, SHOWNEW, BRIEF, and READNEW.  The affect is
-that users will not be allowed to change the setting.  The main intent here
-was to allow the removal ofthe permanent setting of SHOWNEW from the GENERAL
-folder.
- 
-Fixed bug which would cause a SYSTEM message not to be shown if SET BRIEF was
-selected for that folder, and a non-SYSTEM message was also present.
- 
-Added SET CONTINUOUS_BRIEF.  This causes the SET BRIEF setting to show that
-there are unread new messages every time BULLETIN/LOGIN is executed, rather
-than just the one time.  The BRIEF notification code has also been optimized
-so that it'll take less time to notify you of new messages.
- 
-A major bug was fixed which was introduced in previous mods to speed up
-BULLETIN/LOGIN.  The effect is that no notifications will appear for certain
-folders via BULLETIN/LOGIN.  This would only happen if a folder was removed at
-some time.