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ACCESS/PROFILE SELECTION SCREEN
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Select a Profile to edit by moving the litebar and pressing <ENTER>.

To create a new Profile, type <N> for New and then enter the file name for the
ACCESS Profile to create.

To edit the AutoPilot List, type <A>.

After  you have created an ACCESS Profile, you may wish to create another  for 
the same BBS with different options. To do that, press <C> to Clone a Profile. 
Select  the  Profile to Clone by its number, then enter the new  name  at  the 
prompt.  For example, 2 different Profiles for Canada Remote Systems might  be 
CRS1  and CRS_HST. Since you can have different Profiles for each BBS,  you'll 
find it easier to put a descriptive with the name.

To check your Linked Profiles, enter <L>. You will see the following screen:

╔═══ PROFILE Id     LINKED_PROFILE Id,     !=Looped Profile,   =Looped Id═╗
║                                      ║║                                    ║
║ CRS_ECHO crs-echoCRS_USE1 crs-use1 ║║                                    ║
║ CRS_HYP  crs-hyp CRS_RLY  crs-rly  ║║                                    ║
║ CRS_INT  crs-int CRS_HYP  crs-hyp  ║║                                    ║
║ CRS_LINK crs     CRS_INT  crs-int  ║║                                    ║
║ CRS_RLY  crs-rly CRS_ECHO crs-echo ║║                                    ║
║ROSE     rmpcb   ROSE-SN  rmpcb    ║║                                    ║
║!1000     1000bbs 1000     1000bbs  ║║                                    ║
║                                      ║║                                    ║
╚═══Press <ESC> to Return to Previous Menu                                ═══╝
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║   Enter Master Link Profile or <ESC>:                                      ║
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ACCESS/PROFILE 1.00 displays the names of the Profiles as it is scanning. The 
display  shows  the  Profiles which have Linked  Profiles  enabled  and  their 
<SYSTEM_ID>.  It  also shows the Profiles they are Linked to  and  the  Linked 
<SYSTEM_ID>. 

Profiles  which are Linked to themselves are marked with <!>.  These  Profiles 
would  call  themselves over and over until the maximum of 8  Links  has  been 
reached. 

Profiles which are Linked to a different Profile, but whose <SYSTEM_ID> is the 
same  are marked with <>. This is informational only, since you may  wish  to
link to another Profile with the same <SYSTEM_ID> but which does not do a Mail 
Scan. For example, to download files after receiving new Mail.

The  CRS  examples  illustrate a set of six  Linked  Profiles,  starting  with 
CRS_LINK and ending with CRS_USE1. 

The ROSE example illustrates a Looped <SYSTEM_ID>. Both the first Profile  and 
the Linked Profile have the same <SYSTEM_ID>.

The 1000 example illustrates a Looped Profile. The first Profile is Linked  to 
itself,  which would cause ACCESS to execute the same Profile 8  times  before 
aborting the script.

To  see  the correct sequence of Linked Profiles starting from a  specific  or 
Master  Link  Profile,  enter the name of the Master  Link  Profile.  Entering 
CRS_LINK produces this display:

╔═══ PROFILE Id     LINKED_PROFILE Id,   !=Looped Profile,     =Looped Id═╗
║                                      ║║                                    ║
║ CRS_LINK crs     CRS_INT  crs-int  ║║                                    ║
║ CRS_INT  crs-int CRS_HYP  crs-hyp  ║║                                    ║
║ CRS_HYP  crs-hyp CRS_RLY  crs-rly  ║║                                    ║
║ CRS_RLY  crs-rly CRS_ECHO crs-echo ║║                                    ║
║ CRS_ECHO crs-echoCRS_USE1 crs-use1 ║║                                    ║
║                                      ║║                                    ║
╚═══Press <ESC> to Return to Previous Menu                                ═══╝

The  list now shows the Linked Profiles in the sequence in which they will  be 
executed by ACCESS/ONLINE 1.00.

Press <ESC> to return to the previous menu.


