-=> Remebering what Mark Ruhland wrote to ALL!!! <=-
 MR> I'm trying to help some 2400 baud callers by givin' them
 MR> extra time... I was wondering if when they logon, and max
 MR> detects the 2400 baud if there is anyway to set them up
 MR> right then to a different access level, OR would I have to
 MR> do it manually???
 MM> You can simply do this by adding these to your welcome mecca 
file,etc.etc.
 MM> This mec code raises the priv. level to (lets say access level called
 MM> MNormal ) if baud rate is lower than 9600. Just modify this code 
according
 MM> to your needs.
 MM> ........................................................
 MM> [b9600 goto FastBaud]
 MM> You are at baud level lower than 9600 !! (4800, 7200) !!
 MM> Increasing your access level to MNormal.
 MM> [setpriv M]
 MM> Done! Enjoy! [Enter]
 MM> [label FastBaud]
 MM> ........................................................
you could go for another typical (but more unprofessional/tedious) way by 
creating an entirely new privilege level that has everything a Normal user 
gets and then switch the users to that access via the [b2400 goto ], because i can see that the above reply from MM> won't do 
YOU any good because it'll simply switch to the NORMAL access level for 
Higher speed modems :) which is not what you want, because i presume that'll 
give 40mins for 2400bps callers whilst you want 120mins for 2400bps callers.
... or get acquainted with the powerful Maximus flagging system and other 
security customisations; section "4.2. Access Control: Classes, Privilege 
Levels and Locks"). i've seen what it has to offer, and i'll say its much 
more powerful/flexible than what RA or any other bbsoftware has to offer.
or simply use the timebank :) teehee.
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