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custom:atcodes [2020/04/24 13:28] – [User Information] Add MAXCALLS, MAXPOSTS, MAXMAILS, MAXLINES digital mancustom:atcodes [2020/04/26 02:02] – [User Information] Add REALNAME digital man
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 Most @-codes support an optional format modifier. Modifiers are appended to the end of the @-code variable name and before the terminating ''@'' character, separated from the code itself with either a hyphen (''-'') or a pipe (''|'') character. Most @-codes support an optional format modifier. Modifiers are appended to the end of the @-code variable name and before the terminating ''@'' character, separated from the code itself with either a hyphen (''-'') or a pipe (''|'') character.
  
-When using the hyphen (''-'') modifier separator, only one format modifier may be used per @-code instance (you cannot combine format modifiers) and @-code arguments (separated from the code with a colon) are **not** supported).+When using the hyphen (''-'') modifier separator, only one format modifier may be used per @-code instance (you cannot combine format modifiers) and @-code arguments (separated from the code with a colon) are **not** supported.
  
 When using the pipe (''|'') modifier separator, some modifiers may be combined with others (e.g. ''|TR'') and @-code arguments (separated from the code with a colon) **are** supported. When using the pipe (''|'') modifier separator, some modifiers may be combined with others (e.g. ''|TR'') and @-code arguments (separated from the code with a colon) **are** supported.
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 When a //width// is specified, expanded @-code strings which are **longer** than the specified width will be truncated (shortened) to adhere to the requested width. The left-most characters are preserved/displayed while the right-most characters are truncated (lost). When a //width// is specified, expanded @-code strings which are **longer** than the specified width will be truncated (shortened) to adhere to the requested width. The left-most characters are preserved/displayed while the right-most characters are truncated (lost).
  
-By default, //most// expanded @-codes that would reach the last column of the terminal screen are truncated (shortened) so as to not cause an automatic line-wrap of the user's terminal. If you wish for an expanded @-code to be displayed in the last terminal column, or beyond ( possibly causing an automatic line-wrap of the terminal) use the ''>'' format modifier.+By default, //most// expanded @-codes that would reach the last column of the terminal screen are truncated (shortened) so as to not cause an automatic line-wrap of the user's terminal. If you wish for an expanded @-code to be displayed in the last terminal column, or beyond (possibly causing an automatic line-wrap of the terminal) use the ''>'' format modifier.
  
 === Exceptions === === Exceptions ===
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 |CALLS        |NUMTIMESON      |Total number of logons for user | |CALLS        |NUMTIMESON      |Total number of logons for user |
 |CITY         |                |User's city |                                      |CITY         |                |User's city |                                     
-|COMPANY      |MEMO2           |User's company name or real name | 
 |CREDITS      |                |Total unspent credits the user has earned | |CREDITS      |                |Total unspent credits the user has earned |
 |DAYBYTES     |                |Number of free credits used today by user | |DAYBYTES     |                |Number of free credits used today by user |
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 |PWAGE        |                |Age (in days) of the current user's password | |PWAGE        |                |Age (in days) of the current user's password |
 |PWDATE       |MEMO            |Date of user's last password modification (in "MM/DD/YY" or "DD/MM/YY" format) | |PWDATE       |MEMO            |Date of user's last password modification (in "MM/DD/YY" or "DD/MM/YY" format) |
 +|REALNAME     |COMPANY, MEMO2  |User's real name |
 |SEC          |SECURITY        |User's security level (0-99) |                           |SEC          |SECURITY        |User's security level (0-99) |                          
 |SPAMW        |         |Number of SPAM messages waiting | |SPAMW        |         |Number of SPAM messages waiting |

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