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Teleport
Index
Public
Personal
Rooms
Summon
Changes
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TELEPORT Version 2.1.0 by WhiteFire  --  Subject:  %subject
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----------------------------------------------------- Feeps 4ever! -----
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:list _help_txt_teleport
The teleport program was written to allow access to diffrent parts of
the muck quickly, with out the need to walk many many rooms, or for the
wizards to install global actions to important places. The syntax is
as followed:
 
  tport <player>
  tport <public destination>
  tport <learned destination>
 
Players are a player that has allowed you access to teleport to them,
a public destination is one known to everone, you can get a list with
tport #public, and the final are destinations non-wizards have set
that you can "learn".
 
For detailed information on these, see: tport #help index, which will
give you a list of other topics to read.
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To get help on any of the following topics, type: 
tport #help <topic>
 
 Topic            Description
 ---------------  --------------------------------------------------
 Teleport         General description of program.
 Index            This index of avalible help topics.
 Rooms            Learning and making private teleport destinations.
 Personal         Allowing players to teleport to you directly.
 Public           Setting and listing public destinations.
 Summon		  Request a player come to you.
 Changes          Changes from version to version.
 
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:list _help_txt_Public
Public teleport destinations are created by the Wizards, and
anyone can teleport to them. 
To get a list of these destinations you type:
  tport #public
 
You can go to any of these destinations with:
  tport <name> 
 
A wizard may set a new destination by gonig to the room
and typing:
  tport #public <name>
 
And remove a destination from anywhere with:
  tport #!public <name>
 
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:list _help_txt_Rooms
You may create a 'teleport pattern' in a room that people can
learn to teleport to the room. You can only do this in your
own rooms, and the person must come to the room to learn it.
 
  tport #learn	          - Learn the pattern of the room
 			    you are in.
  tport #forget <pattern> - Forget <pattername>
  tport #list             - Destinations you know.
  tport #create <pattern>=<listname>
                          - Make a pattern people can learn
                            in the curent room, and assign
                            a name for peoples #lists.
  tport #destroy          - Unmake a pattern.
  tport #show             - Show information about the pattern
                            in this room.
  tport #lock <lockexp>   - Set a lock on who can come into
                            this room, see @lock for what is
                            a valid lock.
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:list _help_txt_Personal
You may allow people to teleport to you by setting a lock on
yourself, using:
 
 tport #plock <lockexp>             - Sets the lock
 tport #plock                       - Clears the lock
 
<lockexp> is the same thing that @lock uses, so you can see
the help on @lock for information on these things. For example:
 
 tport #plock *whitefire|*kimi
 Let WhiteFire or Kimi teleport to you.
 
 tport #plock !me
 Would let anyone teleport to you. (not recomended)

With no lock set, no one can teleport to you. 
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:list _help_txt_Summon
You may allow people to teleport to you once by "summoning" them,
giving them five minutes in which they may then teleport to you.
They are sent a message telling them you asked them to come to you,
and are given instructions on how to do it.
 
Usage: 
 tport #summon <player>             - Summons player to you.
 msummon <player>                   - Does the same.
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:list _help_txt_Changes
 
Ver.   Date     Description
------ -------- -----------------------------------------------
2.1.0   9/21/95 Summon ability added.
2.0.0  ??/??/?? Initial version rewriten from old QWest souce.
 
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