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-=======APRS Message Server Help=======
-=====A.HLP=====
-<code>
-The /A command lists the APRS announcements received by the router
-They are listed in alphabetical order by sender.
-Announcements have a destination address of the form BLNxCCCCC where
-x represents a single non-digit and CCCCC represents the category (up
-to 5 characters). They are transmitted once per hour for 4 days, and
-</code>
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-=====B.HLP=====
-<code>
-The /B command lists the APRS bulletins received by the router.  They
-are listed in alphabetical order by sender.
-Bulletins have a destination address of the form BLN#CCCCC where #
-represents a single digit (0-9) and CCCCC represents the category
-(up to 5 characters).  They are transmitted every 20 minutes for
-hours, and incoming bulletins are retained for 4 hours after last
-</code>
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-=====C.HLP=====
-<code>
-The /C (Cancel) command is used to cancel re-transmission of outgoing
-messages originated by yourself, e.g. "/C 12345" will cancel message
-number 12345.  Entering /C by itself will list the messages which may
-</code>
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-=====D.HLP=====
-<code>
-The /D (Directs) command gives a brief list of the stations heard
-</code>
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-=====H.HLP=====
-<code>
-The APRS messaging system accepts the following commands:
-         /A[nnouncements]    Show announcements
-         /B[ulletins]        Show bulletins
-         /C[ancel] [#]       List / cancel unacked message(s)
-         /D[irects]          Show directly heard stations
-         /H[elp] [cmd]       Display command help
-         /Monitor [on|off]   Query / set traffic Monitor mode
-         /Q[uit]             Quit (exit)
-         /T[arget] [call]    Query / set target for msg
-         /U[iview] [on|off]  Query / set UI-View mode
-         /V[ia] [digis]      Query / set digipeater path
-         /X                  Exit
-Commands and arguments are case-insensitive, and only the first
-letter is required, thus "/H" and "/help" are equally valid.
-To get more help on any command type "/H <command>", e.g. "/H /T".
-</code>
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-=====M.HLP=====
-<code>
-The /M (Monitor) command controls message traffic monitoring as follows:
-   /M        Displays current monitor state (on or off)
-   /M ON     Enables monitoring of messages not addressed to you.
-</code>
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-=====Q.HLP=====
-<code>
-/Q (Quit) quits the APRS messaging session and returns you to the router's
-</code>
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-=====T.HLP=====
-<code>
-The /T (Target) command queries or sets the message target as follows:
-   /T             Reports current target.
-   /T <call>      Sets target to <call>, and sets "message" mode.
-   /T BLN#xxxxx   (# = 0-9) Sets "bulletin" mode, category xxxxx
-   /T BLN@xxxxx   (@ = non-digit) Sets "announcement" category xxxxx
-   /T .           Clears target. Any punctuation character will do.
-</code>
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-=====U.HLP=====
-<code>
-The /U (UI-View) command displays and sets "UI-View" messaging mode
-as follows:
-   /U        Reports current mode
-   /U ON     Turns UI-View mode on. Outgoing msgs use UI-View format.
-   /U OFF    Turns UI-View mode off. Outgoing msgs use APRS format.
-The default mode is "off".  In either mode, both types of message can be
-received.  UI-View messages will display with a tilde (~) between the
-message and its ID, whereas APRS-format messages will display with a
-</code>
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-=====V.HLP=====
-<code>
-The /V (Via) command queries or sets the digipeater path for outgoing
-messages as follows:
-   /V               Display current path
-   /V RELAY,WIDE    Set path to RELAY,WIDE
-   /V .             Clear path (no digipeaters)
-</code>
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-=====X.HLP=====
-<code>
-/X (eXit) quits the APRS messaging session and returns you to the router's
-</code>
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