
    GRAB  allows  you to request files from this system.  If this is
your  first  call,  use  NEW on the INFO menu to get a list of files
received  in  the  last  7 days.  You can also select FILES from the
MAGIC menu to get a complete list via Zmodem.

   The  Browse  feature  allows  you to List file areas and Mark and
Unmark  files  for  download  by  Grab, keeping tab on the number of
bytes  marked so that you do not exceed your current limit..  Browse
also  allows you to view files, list archives and view text files in
archives.

    Browse also allows you to list all newfiles received in the last
'n'  days,  either globally or in an area.  The global newfiles list
is created while you wait and is more current than the Newfiles list
displayed  by  Grab.  You can also search for files using wildcards.
You  can  mark  files for download from both the newfiles and search
lists.

    Grab  will  send  you  a  report of the session under your name.
This  contains  the  results  of your requests.  The description and
size of each file will be included or a text describing the reason a
requested  file  was  not  sent.  It is advisable that you READ this
file.  


    - Multiple failed requests due to limit violations could result
      in an access cut.
    - DO not waste time guessing filenames.
    - Resume is not permitted
    - Wildcards are accepted, but discouraged, since you may recieve
      unexpected results.
    - You MUST have AutoDownLoad and AutoDownLoad Challenge set
      in  your  terminal  program,  if you do not, the transfer WILL
      fail.
    - If YOU start the transfer, the transfer WILL fail. 

      All such failures will be charged to your account.

    If  you  are  local  caller, the CallBack Verifier will increase
your byte limit to 100 times your bps rate.  You will be prompted to
select  a  password.   If you forget it, you will not be able to use
the service.
    If  you  are a long-distance caller, use NOTE or CHAT to ask the
sysop for a password to enable these generous limits.

 