
  The Help System: The Citadel Menu
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  ^variantname is designed around a set of menu commands which allow basic
  movement throughout the system, message reading and writing, and a few
  other miscellaneous functions.  Here is the list of the Main Menu Options
  and their functions...

  [P] Pause        --> While reading, typing P will pause the display.

  [B] Backup       --> This command will return you to the room from which
                       you just came.  You can also use a minus [-]

  [C] Chat         --> This command will page the System Operator.

  [D] Door         --> This command will present you with a list of
                       available doors and their description, then will
                       prompt you for the name of the door you wish to
                       open.

  [E] Enter        --> This command will allow you to enter a message.

  [F] Forward      --> This command will read all messages in the current
                       room from first to last.

  [G] Goto         --> This command will take you to the next room in the
                       system which has new messages.  If there are not
                       any new messages in a particular room, that room
                       will be skipped.  If and when there are no new
                       messages within the system, this command will not
                       take you anywhere.  You can also use a plus [+]
                       for this command.

  [H] Help         --> This command will place you in The Help System.

  [I] Information  --> This command will print out a description of what
                       the current room is used for.

  [K] Known Rooms  --> This command will display all of the rooms in the
                       system which you are currently aware of.  The list
                       will be separated into rooms with unread messages
                       and rooms with no unread messages.

  [L] Login        --> This command will prompt you for a password, and if
                       the password is valid, you will be logged into the
                       system.

  [M] Meet User    --> This command will prompt you for the name of a user,
                       and if the user you specify has an account, then the
                       biorgaphy of that user (if they have written one)
                       will be displayed.  A "?" at the prompt will provide
                       a list of all users who have entered a biography.

  [N] New          --> This command will read all new messages (if there
                       are any) within the current room.

  [O] Old Reverse  --> This command will read al old messages in the
                       current room from last to first.

  [R] Reverse      --> This command will read all messages in the current
                       room from last to first.

  [S] Skip         --> This command will "skip" the current room and take
                       you to the next room in the system which has new
                       messages.  The messages in the skipped room will not
                       be marked as having been read.
                       Also, While reading messages, this will stop the
                       read.

  [T] Terminate    --> This command will log you off of the system.

  [U] UnGoto       --> This command works exactly like the "Backup" command
                       does.

  [Z] Forget Room  --> This command will allow you to forget that the
                       current room exists.  The system will prompt you
                       for confirmation first.

  These commands are the basic commands of the ^variantname system.  There
  are other commands, known as "Extended Commands", which allow even
  greater flexibility when using the system.  These commands, which are
  combinations of the above commands with certain "Specifiers", are listed
  in the help file called "Summary".  This file is accessed either through
  The Help System, or by typing ".HSummary".  These "Extended Commands" are
  either preceded by a "." or a ";".

  %MAINHELP   Back to The Top Level of The Help System.
  %COMMANDS   This will take you to The Commands Level of The Help System.
  %SUMMARY   This will show you a complete list of "Extended Commands".

