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Guide to RSTS
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The Flash presents the Rsts/e
Hacker's Guide....
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Well i have absolutely nothing at
all to do tonight so i have decided to
make a sort of "semi-user" guide with
commands and codes.
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I guess i can start off and say that
when workin with Rsts/e you are almost
working with just plain basic, with
a few helpful differences, and some
not-so helpful differences.
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Command #1
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DIR
DIR is the same as catalog on the apple.
there are extensions on filenames
when you "DIR" the files. If the extension
of BAS is on the end, then you may just
type The file name, without the extension.
Included with the DIR command, are switches.
Here are a few, along with their descriptions
DIR/EX or DIR/AT
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This will give you a somewhat brief listin
g of the DIRectory. It will also tell you
the number of space taken up and the number
of files.
DIR/PR
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This will give you the listing of the DIRectory
in the same way as the above switches did,
EXCEPT that it will show the protection code.
Protection codes will be explained later...
DIR/BK
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Will give you The listing of the DIR but
it will be inverted, or backwards.
DIR/SZ
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Will give the listing of the DIR, and
include the size of each file.
DIR/F
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Will give the listing of the DIR, but
In a more brief way.
Those are the most important switches.
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Command #2
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RUN
Run executes a program. A program can be
up to only 6 characters long with a three
letter extension. E.G.- RUN CHAT.BAC
One thing i left out in the DIR section:
You can DIR other accounts, by typing:
dir [xxx,yyy]
The reason i bring it up now is cuz i am
about to explain running the programs on
other
accounts. You basicly do the same thing
as DIR [xxx,yyy]. Replace DIR with run
And include the filename after the
account.
Note: xxx I believe can any number up
to 255, and yyy can be any number up
to 255 also.
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Command #3
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SAVE
The save command is the same as the save
command on any 'ol computer. One other
command similar to SAVE is replace.
REPLACE is used when there is already a
program in
the directory that you want to save, so
instead of saving FILENA.EXT, you would
replace FILENA.EXT
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Command #4
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SYSTAT
I really can't explain it better than
the Rsts/e help files do, so type:
HELP SYSTAT
for further help on SYSTAT
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Command #5
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LOG
Typing LOG xxx,yyy will transfer you
to logging you into the account
you specified as xxx,yyy. This is handy
when you have to goto another account and
dont want to hang up.
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Command #6
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DCL
I know this command is important.
We cannot call it a command, but rather
a language. Once in DCL, type HELP. To
get out of DCL, type BASIC, Because
no other command will get you out! except
hanging up!
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Command #7
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UNSAVE
This command allows you to delete a
file in YOUR directory. Typing
UNSAVE FILENAM.EXT
will delete FILENAM.EXT
KILL will also do this, but you must include
quotes. for instance:
KILL "FILENAM.EXT"
PIP FILENAM.EXT/de will also execute the
unsave command.
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Function #1
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ACCOUNTS
Accounts are the numbers you enter
when you first log on, After the
USER:
prompt
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Tip #1
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Hackin Passwords
Keep in mind when hackin passowrds
that each password is made up of any 6
characters, and each account is as follows:
xxx,yyy xxx=any number from 1-255
Er i mean 0-255, oops.
yyy=Any number from 0-255
but xxx usually does not exede 250
and yyy usually does not exede 150
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Control keys:
a ^T or CTRL-T will print out program stats
A CTRL-R will print out everything
in the current line before pressing return
A CTRL-U will erase everything on
the line you are on.
A CTRL-C will break out of a program
A CTRL-S will pause printout
& A CTRL-Q will resume printout
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Tip #2
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When DIRing, you can type:
DIR !
" #
" $
" %
" &
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Note #1
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Remember, [1,*] (* means wildcard, or all numbers)
accounts are privilidged accounts
and can delete any users online.
This is acheived by typing:
UT KILL xx
xx= your job number. Look in the SYSTAT
for your job.
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Well, i guess i am gonna be Kickin it now,
-*<The Flash>*-
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