Hi Jeff,
 JD> I once had a user stay on-line for well over an hour in 
 JD> the BYEBYE.MEC screen because he had obviusly thought 
 JD> he had exitted and simply got up and walked away from his machine.
        What do you have your "INPUT TIMEOUT" set to in the MAX.CTL file?  I 
have mine set to three minutes.  If no keyboard response from the remote user 
occurs within three minutes, Maximus will drop the caller automatically.  
Yours must be set to an extremely high number.
        The other thing that can be done is put a "[MOREOFF]" at the start of 
your BYEBYE.MEC file.  This will do away with the "more" prompt.  I add a 
couple "[pause]" in place of the "enter" prompt in my BYEBYE.MEC file.
        Take care!
                                                Victor
P.S.
        Humm, now that I think about it, maybe the "INPUT TIMEOUT" doesn't 
work after they do a "Good-bye."  However, the "[MOREOFF]" would have worked. 
(??)
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