Noodles - What the new shell adapted for the C-DOS modem will be able to do.

                              Noodles
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 So, the sources have been published in Zx-Formate #6
 Macro modem terminal, common at this time
 time in St. Petersburg.  First of all, I’ll make a short visit to
 ZX-F#6: of course, I was just dragged along by the coolness
 content_ of this issue, but: why has it not yet
 Is there a way to dump text to disk? The MMD source takes
 probably 200 screens. Extract font from screen files,
 and it’s hard to reset the screens themselves.  So for now I
 limited to disassembling the drivers. By the way, I have
 business proposal.  Maybe someone is not too lazy to rip this one out
 source - maybe we'll come to an agreement.

 So, what will the new shell be able to do, of course?
 adapted for C-DOS modem.

 1. Unfortunately, do not have compatibility with existing
 C-DOSom.  It is possible that BBSes will work alternately in
 C-DOS and MMD.

 2. Built-in terminal mode for conversation with sysop or
 with each other.

 3. Number identification mode (Caller ID).

 4. Each BBS will have its own “splash screen”, which will
 called after connection.

 5. Double-panel Norton-like shell.

 6. 8 transmission speeds.

 7. Speakerphone not only on beeper, but also on AY and even on
 Covox. Provides software volume control.

 8. Sysop tone call.

 9.Clocks, timers, alarms, notebooks, black and
 whitelists, logging...

 10. Anonymous and non-anonymous access. Gaining access to
 the server is carried out in interactive mode. Requested
 username user: (login) and password passw:

 11. Automatic mail routing: does everything itself
 BBS (possibly even without the participation of a sysop) at the addresses To: and
 CC: Automatic assembly of file-eh. Automatic removal
 mail that the user collected.

 12. Hot keys and macro commands.

 13. Maybe I forgot something or lied...