
	   PPPPPPPP                       FFFFFFFFF   AAAAAAA   MM       MM
	   PPPPPPPPP                      FFFFFFFFF  AAAAAAAAA  MMM     MMM
	   PP     PP                      FF         AA     AA  MMMM   MMMM
	   PP     PP                      FF         AA     AA  MM MM MM MM
	   PP     PP                      FF         AA     AA  MM  MMM  MM
	   PPPPPPPPP  RR RRR    OOOOOOO   FFFFFFF    AAAAAAAAA  MM   M   MM
	   PPPPPPPP   RRRRRRR  OOOOOOOOO  FFFFFFF    AAAAAAAAA  MM       MM
	   PP         RRR  RR  OO     OO  FF         AA     AA  MM       MM
	   PP         RR       OO     OO  FF         AA     AA  MM       MM
	   PP         RR       OO     OO  FF         AA     AA  MM       MM
	   PP         RR       OO     OO  FF         AA     AA  MM       MM
	   PP         RR       OOOOOOOOO  FF         AA     AA  MM       MM
	   PP         RR        OOOOOOO   FF         AA     AA  MM       MM

					  Professional File Area Manager
			  (c) 1990 Micke Andersson 2:204/409 +46-13-144128


									 Please use Page Up/Down to see this file

Special Note─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

	NOTE!

	■ From the next version, ProFAM will be distributed under the name
	  "ProFM", ie without the "A" in FAM. This is due to the fact that
	  version numbers must fit into the name, example:

	  ProFM101

	  for a possible 1.01 bug update... (No, I do not yet know of any
	  requiring that update!)

	■ The support for Opus (which is at best "halfhearted" since I do
	  not, and have never, used Opus) will soon be dropped altogether.
	  If You are running Opus, why not consider upgrading to Maximus?
	  Or RemoteAccess, for that matter?


Revision History Information─────────────────────────────────────────────────

	1990-07-01  Released V0.01

	  o First real release.


	1990-07-04  Released V0.01a

	  o A problem with File dates was found: When copying files from one
		File area to another, the file date would be reset. This caused
		quite a lot of files to suddenly be marked as NEWFILES, which they
		actually weren't.

	  o The Setup file can now be in the same directory as ProFAM.Exe
		and the program will still find it. This means that ProFAM now
		can be started with a Path. Example: "\ra\misc\profam" works
		even if the current DOS directory is something else. Please note
		that the manual is not corrected about this.

	  o DOS Shell now implemented. Good to use as a quick way of checking
		a ZIPped or PACed (etc) file, since this information in not
		implemented in ProFAM until version 0.02 is released.

	  o ProFAM now handles more FILES.BBS lines. The old limit was 1260
		lines, but now ProFAM handles up to 2100 lines, depending on the
		available memory.

	  o Another point of information: Under DV when ProFAM has not been
		installed (no ProFAM.Cfg yet exists) it may cause problems if there
		is too little memory left. In that case, run ProFAM from DOS the
		first time - to create the ProFAM Setup file.

	  o Adding support for FILES.BBS lines not following standards: when
		a line did not have comment, or the comment did not start in
		position 14 as it should.

	  o Correcting all file names within FILES.BBS to uppercase.

	  o Adding Duplicate check. This check is within the current FILES.BBS
		only, but marks all duplicates in green when editing. This may
		occur when hurling/copying a file to a new file area, but the area
		did already have that file. The comment added for the new file is
		saved although it already exists - to allow SysOp to choose whitch
		to use (not automatically deleting the good one...).

	  o Adding Ctrl-Home and Ctrl-End in editing to move to start or end of
		the current FILES.BBS


	1990-07-06  Released V0.01b

	  o Speeded up File reads and writes with up to 1000% (example when
		reading a large Files.Bbs, it used to take 5.25 min, and now takes
		only 30 seconds)

	  o Relaxed format of Files.Bbs. ProFAM now contructs a standardized
		Files.Bbs format from unstandard formats

	  o Checking Missing, Orphans and Duplicate files corrected and made
		several times faster

	  o Adding default comments to files without comments within Files.Bbs

	  o File Sizes summations when creating File Lists now written with a
		delimiter (,) every 1000th, for easier reading.

	  o Setup changed, to allow more information. One addition now is that
		when selecting lines within the editor (with Mark) an option not to
		display the "Mark Number" (from 1 to nn) is given, resulting in
		easier to read text. Note that Hurl, Inserts, etc still are done in
		the order Marked!

	  o Allowing up to 2500 lines in Files.Bbs, depending on available mem.


	1990-07-21  Released V0.02ß

	  o Opus 1.03 and 1.10 Support now complete.

	  o Allowing LONG names on areas - just give the area a completely
		own name under Setup - will be used instead of original name!
		Ps: These descriptions are located in the file ProFAM.Ctl (sorry
		about that, folks - I HAD made up my mind NOT to use any ASCII
		.Ctl files - but there You are...)

	  o Marking Areas as "protected", will print the text "You need
		a password to use this area" under the header. Marked same as
		Orphans, AddMissing etc under Setup.

	  o Increasing the FileList screen width to 79 characters - allowing
		all information to fit in more nicely.

	  o Allows "Multiline comments" to be written at same intendation
		for all lines. ProFAM automatically indents the second, etc, lines
		to corrent position. Ex:

		  FILELIST.TXT This is The FileList UnZipped
		  FILELIST.ZIP This is the Packed filelist, it is packed to
					   allow for faster download.

		  NEWSLIST.TXT This is The NewsList Unpacked

		In the example, the second comment line to FILELIST.ZIP would
		automatically be indented 18 characters, to make the display
		corrent from within the BBS.

	  o Markers on Edit screen, telling Maximum position for File
		comments. Also a marker for the start of the comment field.

	  o Full Support for Batch Mode - List all batch commands to the
		same invokation of ProFAM, ex

		  PROFAM /BF /BN

		would create both FileList and NewsList.

	  o Changed some regarding Registered vs. UnRegistered versions. Now
		UnRegistered versions will beep a few times when started.

	  o Adding a "Registered Users" list to the end of this file! Please
		note that these fine people are the ones helping me to write
		programs like this one (and more - there are several on the way...)
		THANKS!

	1990-10-14  Released V1.00 (finally...)

	  o Changed the Editor quite some. Now works more like a normal editor
		with ENTER breaking lines, DEL and BS now removing linebreaks, and
		more. Also warns if deleting a linebreak may cause loss of
		characters, since a ProFAM line is only 110 characters (but only
		80 used for file IO.

	  o ProFAM now includes a powerful RePacker. It can repack files from
		one of 8 pack formats to any other, and also SCANs files against
		virus (using Your favourite scanning program). Also displays the
		contents of a packed file. Coming here soon is the ability to
		actually "go inside" and edit one file within a packed file!
		Useful when reading a .DOC file inside a program for information.

	  o RePacking and Scanning files can be done automatically when copying
		or hurling files between areas.

	  o Supports 25, 43 and 50 lines. Automatically uses the current
		setting, but can be overridden with new switches (see below).

	  o Several new listings added: a File Request Directory type listing
		(used with FrontDoor's File Request Directories or similar), and
		Area Summary (List areas, number of files, and total size, plus
		summaries of the total number and size.

	  o Allows "extra" areas to be added to Area List - only within ProFAM.
		By adding, for example, the FD File Directory, moving files into
		the BBS from there is now simpler than ever! Just select the extra
		area for that purpose (They are added at bottom of list), select
		the Orphan files to move, and just move them! See Setup for more
		information.

	  o Fully supports RemoteAccess, Maximus 1.02 and Opus (1.03 and 1.10+).

	  o Now can call external programs to view Packed files, GIF files and
		more.

	  o Adds Area Header Information (Same as on the File Listings) to
		Files.Bbs when Alt+H is pressed in the editor.

	  o Lots of "small detail" changes!


Beta Testing Crew (Big Thanks!)──────────────────────────────────────────────

	Peter Laur
	 Murphys OpenLine BBS 2:205/403  +46 620-12955  HST+ V42
	 Murphys PayLine 1 BBS (NetMail) 2:205/402   +46 620-13709  HST+ V42

	Anders Brink 
	 SoftSpeed *HST* BBS 2:205/203  +46 291-10158  HST+ V42

	Tim Schmidt
	 Computer Café BBS  +46 8-7325190  300-2400bps

	Lars Eriksson
	 Sunny Island BBS 2:515/450  +358 28-23452  V32 DS HST+

	Hasse Leander
	 Liberty Base *the SEXY base* BBS 2:205/401  +46 660-81162  HST+


What's ProFAM?───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

	ProFAM is a general File Area Manager, both for RemoteAccess and
	Maximus. Note however that the Maximus still hasn't got quite the
	functions available when running ProFAM in RemoteAccess mode...

	ProFAM has the following main features:


	  o User Interface

		■ Full Screen interface
		■ Intuitional User Interface
		■ Fully integrated File Area Manager (Some of these functions
		  in this version only for RemoteAccess)
		■ Help available at all places

	  o Files.Bbs Editing

		■ Line and Block oriented Editor
		■ Fully automatic MissingFile operations
		■ Fully automatic OrphanFile operations (Orphan is a file NOT
		  listed in the Files.Bbs, yet existing in the File Area dir)
		■ Automatic checking for Duplicate files within the current
		  Files.Bbs being edited. This may occur when user uploading a
		  file that already existed (among other cases)
		■ Several types of external file view program options.

		■ Batch Mode Remove Missing (/BM) and Insert Orphan (/BO)

	  o File Repacking

		■ View Packed file contents in any format (using external call
		  to unpacker).
		■ Repack to another Pack format
		■ Scan files against viruses
		■ Automatically repack files (even packed file on the "inside" of
		  the file to repack, unlimited nesting (almost...)).
		■ Possibility to set a "target" packing system, to be used on
		  the current BBS.

	  o File Listings

		■ several kinds of listings: AllFile, NewFile, Compact, Summary,
		  DirList, and FLSEARCH.
		■ Configurable listings
		■ Area Selection for all lists (configurable from WITHIN ProFAM)
		■ Generates easy to read header for each file area within the list
		■ Summation for all File Areas in listings

		■ Batch Mode Listing Maker (/BF, /BN, etc)

	  o Global Scan routines

		■ Globally remove Missing files from all Files.Bbs
		■ Globally add Orphan files into all Files.Bbs
		■ Global Search for specified Filename or Keyword
		■ Global Search for Duplicate files

	  o File Area Editing (RemoteAccess ONLY, this version)

		■ Add, Delete or Move File Areas
		■ Adjust Access levels or Flags easily


Disclaimer───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

	ProFAM comes with no more warranty than if it breaks Your system in
	two (or more) pieces, You own them all.

	ProFAM has been working well in several BBS:es, and we see no reason
	why it wouldn't do that in Your BBS as well. That's all warranty there
	is.

	You are NOT allowed to modify the distribution package in any way, nor
	to in any form reverse-engineer ProFAM.

	OnLine RaBBS / Micke Andersson are in NO WAY bound to neither deliver new
	versions of ProFAM, nor to offer support for existing programs.
	Basically, You are on your own for using ProFAM.

	However, ideas for new functions, as well as any bug reports, will be
	very much approved. Please send them to the registration address below
	or to the NetMail address specified before the Registration form at the
	bottom of this file!


ShareWare?───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

	This program is ShareWare, which means You are allowed to try it out
	and see if it may be of use. After a trial period, You must register
	the program with the Author if You plan to continue using it.

	The registration fee basically allows the author to continue writing
	software like this one, by at least paying in part all costs for phone
	calls, beta testing chats, and other costs which always seem to appear...

	Registration will only cost 20 USD/SEK 140, and will cover one copy
	of the program. For bases running network or otherwise needing several
	copies of this program, please contact the author for information.

	This program is not crippled in any way for the unregistered user, nor
	will it cease to function after a while. However, when creating listings
	from the File Area, the text Unregistered will be displayed.

	At the end of this document is a Registration form, please send this
	and Registration Fee (in Swedish funds or International Money Order
	please) to the following Address:

			OnLine BBS / Micke Andersson
			P.O Box 682
			S-581 07 Linkoping
			SWEDEN

			OnLine RaBBS 2:204/409  +46 13-144128  (300-2400) CM

	Upon registering, You will receive a short (1K) file containing Your key
	to tell ProFAM to run in Registered mode. You will also be notified when
	a major new release of ProFAM is done, what the news are, and also
	receive this update earlier than any subsequent mass release. The latest
	version of ProFAM will also be shipped with this key file.


General Help─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

	ProFAM, upon starting, tries to determine whether You are running an
	Maximus or RA system. Once that is determined, ProFAM reads information
	about available File Areas, and starts at the Main menu.

	ProFAM can be started in Batch mode, to perform the following functions
	on the BBS (note: Case IS significant) :

		/BF   Create FileList

		/BN   Create NewList

		/BM   Remove Missing files on all Included areas (see Setup)

		/BO   Add Orphan files on all Included areas (see Setup)

		/BS   Create Area summary file, listing file areas, number
		      of files, and size for all areas.

	Example of usage:

	   profam /BO/BM/BF      ; Add Orphan/Remove Missing/Create File list

	When started without switches, the program starts, checks memory, and
	starts at the Main menu.
	The Main menu consists of the following alternatives:

		■ File Manager

			This allows You to select one of the existing File Areas, upon
			which selection You will be put in the Files.Bbs editor.

			When selecting, the number of the area (Or name in Maximus) can
			be typed in - and ProFAM positions the cursor over the matching
			entry.

			Also, the flags controlling different aspects of behaviour for
			the areas are specified here:

				o FileList Area (L)

					This marks areas to be included in the Create FileList
					commands (also NewsList and Condensed). If an area is
					included, You'll see an red F preceeding the area when
					selecting from the list.

				o Scan Area (S)

					This marks areas to be scanned by the Global Search
					command, searching for a specified keyword or file
					name. If included, You'll se a red S preceeding the area
					shen selecting from the list.

				o Missing Area (M)

					This marks areas to be scanned when performing a Global
					Remove Missing files. It selected, a red M will be
					displayed before the area when selecting.

				o Orphan Area (O)

					This marks areas to be scanned when performing a Global
					Add Orphan files. If selected, a red O will be displayed
					before the area when selecting.

				o Password Area (P)

					This writes a text "You need a Password to access this
					area" in File listings.


			To change any of these, just press ALT plus the Flag key (S,
			M,O,L,P) to toggle the flag. This toggling is saved to the
			Config file automatically.

			When the editor is started, ProFAM scans for Missing Files and
			Orphan Files. Missing files (the file name is specified in
			Files.Bbs but the file wasn't found in the actual directory)
			are displayed in RED text. Orphan files (files found in the
			actual directory but NOT specified in Files.Bbs) are displayed
			in BLUE text.

			To remove Missing files, these lines has to be deleted in the
			editor. Another way to remove Missing files is with the Global
			Scan funktion Remove Missing, more about that later.

			To add Orphan files, only save the current Files.Bbs. If you
			do not do this before exiting Editor, ProFAM will ask you if
			You would lite to save them.

			See the section Editor Commands for more information about the
			editor.

		■ Area Manager (RA only)

			This starts the File Area editor, which allows You to Delete,
			Move, Add or Edit File Areas. The cursor is placed over the
			File area to perform a certain function on, and an action key
			is pressed. These action exist:

				o INS   Insert either a Saved area (see DEL) or an empty
						area before the current File Area.

				o DEL   Remove a File Area. The area is saved, and
						displayed at the bottom of the window, and will
						be inserted by the next INS.
						If the Saved area is not empty, You will be asked
						if You really want to overwrite the previously
						saved area.

				o ENTER This command initiates the Edit command. In Edit,
						the File Area is constructed just as in RaConfig.
						Always save modified areas with F10, or abort
						editing with ESC (The Editor will ask if the
						current File Area should be saved when ESC is
						pressed)

			To save the new configuration of File Areas, press F10 to save
			and exit. If You want to abort, not saving, then press ESC.

		■ Global Search

			This command scans through all areas not excluded from Scans
			(By the Include Scan command under Setup) for a specified
			keyword. All lines in all Files.Bbs in the BBS which contain
			this keyword are stored, and are displayed after the Scan is
			through.

			To find the actual Files.Bbs where the match was found, simply
			position the cursor over the found entry, and press ENTER. You
			will be placed in the editor, with the cursor over the found
			line in the correct Files.Bbs.

			To quit back to Main menu again, simply press ESC (as is always
			the method for getting back there).

		■ Listings

			Last Update: When creating a FileList, NewsList or Condensed
			Listing, if the file HEADER.TXT is present in the current
			directory, it will be inserted at the top of the listing.
			Note that this is the only function that requires that ProFAM
			is running in Registered mode!

			Here are some routines to perform global actions on all
			Files.Bbs within the BBS. These routines are:

				o RemMiss

					Remove all Missing files from all areas included in the
					Include Missing Setup. All Files.Bbs will be modified.

				o AddOrphan

					Add all orphans in all File Areas that are included in
					Include Orphan Setup. Certain file names can be
					excluded from entering Files.Bbs, those are declared
					in Setup, Crap Files.

				o Create FileList

					This will create a total File list, over all File areas
					that are included in Include Filelist Setup. The name
					of the constructed listing can be specified in Setup
					as well as the path. For new files, a star is printed
					after the datum, and the length of the New period in
					days can be specified in Setup.

					When creating File List, if an ASCII file named
					Header.Txt is present in the current directory, it will
					be inserted at the top of the listing.

				o Create NewsList

					This will create a total News list. Is functions as the
					Create FileList, but inserts only files newer than the
					number of days specified in Setup, and does not include
					any comments that does NOT have a New file name in front.

					When creating News List, if an ASCII file named
					Header.Txt is present in the current directory, it will
					be inserted at the top of the listing.

				o Create Condensed

					This works as Create Filelist, using SAME NAME, but will
					not include any lines

					When creating condensed List, if an ASCII file named
					Header.Txt is present in the current directory, it will
					be inserted at the top of the listing.

				o Create Sorted

					Not yet implemented... comes in the next version!


		■ Set up ProFAM

			This routine allows customising ProFAM to suit Your special
			needs. Here the path to the SYSTEM directory can be specified
			if needed (normally it is NOT needed, since ProFAM will
			probably find it anyway.

			Information about FileList name and path, NewsList name and
			path, Days for NewsFile, and AddOrphan och ChkMiss flag, which
			controls if Orphans are automatically added when Editing a
			Files.Bbs, and if Missing Files are marked, also when editing.

			These need not be set for Automatic Scan/Add Orphan or Remove
			Missing routines are run.

			Also the default description lines for Orphan files is specified
			here, and for .GIF files, allows automatic insertion of GIF
			picture information, in the form "(width*length*colors)". The
			position of this information is specified with the @ (at) char.
			When ProFAM sees this character, it is substituted for the actual
			GIF information.

			Also Color can be customized. Check this out! It can be quite
			fun!

			It is also possible to add Crap Files. These are files that will
			not enter the Files.Bbs when scanning the file area for Orphan
			files. ProFAM is delivered with Files.Bak and Files.Bbs as two
			Crap file definitions. There are 14 available positions.
			This version does NOT support wildcards in these definition, but
			the next version may do that.

			Here is also a screen to define the RePack options to be used.
			This tells ProFAM what command to perform to 1) View Contents,
			2) UnPack and 3) Pack files in this pack format.
			Also defines SCAN command, and target Packing format to use if
			automatically repacking (which can be (N)o, (Y)es, and (A)sk
			before hurling/copying.

			Another screen lets You define EXTRA areas. Those are areas that
			can be used within ProFAM to move files from and to directories
			that is not part of the BBS File areas. This also replaces the
			"own directory" that could be used before.

			Example: Is this area is set up to the FD File directory, and
			an especially fun file is FREQed from somewhere, start ProFAM.
			Now select the Extra area used to point to that directory, and
			the newly downloaded file is listed as Orphan (in blue...). Now
			place cursor on that file, and press F5 (Hurl).
			Now select destination area as usual, (and if AutoRePack is
			active, it will also be repacked to Your favourite format...).

		■ Coming Attractions

			This is a little window with planned future updates (some of
			them actually already begun but not yet ready for distribution).

			Mainly to keep Your interest....


Files.Bbs Editor─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

	This is an editor specifically written to handle File descriptions. It
	allows cursor movement to any position, deleting, inserting or over-
	writing text (Insert and Overwrite mode toggles with the INS key).

	A special concept here is "tagging", or Marking. To move some lines
	within the same Files.Bbs file, press F2(Mark) for each of the lines.
	Note that the marked lines are given a number - this number controls
	in which order the lines are later inserted (or moved between areas!).

	From v0.01b, this number is displayed optionally. When selecting under
	Setup Flags - Display Select Nr to "N", then only a yellow square will
	be displayed for the selected rows. Note however that all Moves, Hurls
	etc is still done in the order the lines were marked!

	When all lines that should be moved are marked, move the cursor to the
	place where to insert the lines, and press F4(InsMark). All the marked
	lines are moved here - in the order they were marked!

	The same Mark function is used to Hurl files and their description
	line to other areas - first mark all lines/files in the preferred order
	within the new area, and then press F5(Move) or F6(Copy). Now ProFAM
	positions the cursor at the bottom of the target area. If another
	insert point in the new area is requested, just move the cursor to
	the new position. Start the transfer with ENTER, or abort with ESC.

	For Hurl (Move files and description to another File area) of only one
	file, the file need not be selected. If no files have been Marked, the
	line the cursor is at is used. This is equally valid for F6(Move) and
	F7(Delete).

	HOME and END moves to beginning and end of line, respectively. To
	move to start or end of file, press Ctrl+Home or Ctrl+End.

	A few news regarding Editor commands:

	ALT+G   Add GIF info to the selected lines (If not done auto-
			matically when loaded). Several lines can be marked and
			updated at the same time.

	ALT+S   Scan the file (Unpacking, Scanning, but no repack). If
			the result is BAD, the file is moved to the BADFILES
			directory (in Setup RePack), or deleted.

	ALT+H   Add Area Header to current file. The format of this header
			is the same as for the File Listings.

	Ctrl+F8 Run ExternalView on this file. This is one of several
			programs, depending on the file extension.

	For a quick command reference while in the editor, press F1(Help) and
	a quick reference window will show the available commands.

Tips!────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

	■ Viewing contents of packed files---

		Press F8 when standing on the file. Thís calles the PackCommand
		prevously stated in Config.

	■ Looking inside files INSIDE packed files---

		Set up External Pack Viewer in Config. Then simply press Ctrl+F8
		to call that program, with the current file as parameter.
		Works splendidly with SHEZ, for example.

		Soon to come is an internal editor for files within packed files.
		This might be handy when giving appropriate comments to files,
		just press F8, select the *.DOC file within, and press F1.

	■ Viewing GIF file---

		Just set up GIF viewer (same procedure as for Packed file viewer).
		Now just press Ctrl+F8 on the file.
		The reason for the "external approach"  of this is that those
		programs are so good there are no way of competing, when all
		other functions should be in the same program.
		Work perfect with CSHOW, for example.

	■ Moving files from Download directories into the File areas---

		Set up an EXTRA area (under Setup) to point to that directory. When
		there are new files there, just select that area when editing, mark
		the files to move, and move them! (or Hurl, as it is called in
		ProFAM). Can hardly be easier (?).

	■ Checking for duplicates across the entire File base---

		Select Global Scan from the Main menu. Then enter the name of the
		suspected filename. All occurences of that file is given! Also,
		positioning the cursor over that filename and pressing ENTER puts
		You in the editor, with that line marked.

	■ Repacking ALL files in an area to one specified Packing format---

		To ease handling of files, many BBS sysops prefer only one pack
		format across the entire File base. Start editing an area, press
		Ctrl+F2 (Select ALL), and ALT+Q (Selective Repack). This command
		repacks only those files that are packed in another format.


Any Questions?───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

	Send a NetMail to:

	  1.  Micke Andersson / OnLine BBS, 2:204/409
	 (2.  Micke Andersson / Murphy's,   2:204/402.1)

	(Or use the SnailMail given in the Registration section above...)


Registered Users! (so far...)────────────────────────────────────────────────

	■ Jan Bostrom, The Cross                     (46-13-110456 -- 2:204/408)
	■ Michael Ernst, South o'the Border!       (1-713-488-4589 -- 1:106/215)
	■ Peter Laur, Murphys Open (etc)             (46-620-12955 -- 2:205/402)


Registration Form────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────



	   Sysop Name _________________________________________________

	   System Name ________________________________________________

	   [The above two items are used to generate your registration
		key and must appear EXACTLY as used on Your system]


	   FidoNet Network Address (number) ___________________________


	   BBS telephone number and baud ______________________________


	   Hours of BBS operation _____________________________________


	   Postal Address :

	   ____________________________________________________________

	   ____________________________________________________________

	   ____________________________________________________________



	   Type of BBS system (Opus,RA,Max,...)________________________


	   Registration amount enclosed _______, for ____ copies.



	   What do you like about ProFAM?

	   ____________________________________________________________

	   ____________________________________________________________

	   ____________________________________________________________



	   Any ideas for improvement?

	   ____________________________________________________________

	   ____________________________________________________________

	   ____________________________________________________________



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