PK-232 MBX Operating Manual - N3UJJ

5.4.6 K n (KILL n [Mine])
The "K n" command (Host abbreviation K1) deletes message number "n"
from the MailDrop. As SYSOP, you can kill any message. A calling
station can kill only messages addressed to or from that station.
Messages are killed by number, not call sign. The remote user may
enter the "KM" (Kill Mine) command to KILL all of his or her messages
that have been read previously.
5.4.7 L (LIST [Mine])
The "L" command (Host abbreviation L1) shows you the SysOp a list of
ALL active messages on the MailDrop. The list is preceded by the
following column header:
Msg# Size To From @ BBS Date Time Title
All active messages are listed under this line with the most recent
message first. DAYTIME must be set for the Date and Time to appear.
When a remote user types the LIST command, the MailDrop lists only the
messages that user may read, including messages to "ALL" and "QST."
Messages to other users are not displayed. The MailDrop accepts the
LM (List Mine) command from the remote user. This command acts only
on messages addressed to the remote user, not messages to "ALL" or
"QST."
5.4.8 R n (READ n [Mine])
The "R n" command displays the header and text of message number "n".
Messages are read by number, not call sign. As SYSOP, you can read
all messages. A remote user may READ only messages addressed to his
call sign, or to "ALL" or "QST". The MailDrop accepts the RM (Read
Mine) command from remote users. This command acts only on messages
addressed to the remote user, not messages to "ALL" or "QST." The RM
command displays only messages that have not been read previously.
5.4.9 S callsign (SEND callsign)
The "S callsign" command notifies the MailDrop that either you as
SYSOP or the calling station will now send text into a message.
If 3RDPARTY is ON, then the calling station can leave a message for a
station other than the SYSOP. If the station attempts to leave third
party traffic with 3RDPARTY OFF, then the calling station will see:
*** No 3rd party traffic.
[AEA PK-232M] 18396 free (A,B,H,J,K,L,R,S,V,?) >
If all 18K of the RAM is used, the MailDrop displays the message
"*** No free memory". If there is room, the MailDrop displays the
Subject request message prompt:
"Subject:"
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