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authorMarkus Uhlin <markus@nifty-networks.net>2023-12-07 21:31:49 +0100
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+intro_settings
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+SETTING YOUR PREFERENCES
+
+ Everyone starts out with certain default values and settings, but you may
+change them if you wish. You change settings using the set command; you can
+view your current settings (or those of another user) using the variables
+command.
+
+ Some settings concern what information the server will transmit to you, such
+as communications from other players and notifications about games starting or
+users logging on/off. Other settings concern chess matches, such as your
+default time controls, whether you will hear a bell when a new board
+position is sent to you, whether you will be sent a list of the moves for your
+game automatically when the game is completed (or adjourned), even the format
+used to send you the board position.
+
+ By changing these settings, you can create the kind of atmosphere you would
+like to have. You can change these settings at any time, even during a given
+session. For the most part, changes you make to your settings will be saved
+after you log off and you will not need to change the settings each time you
+log on.
+
+ Your password is also a special setting, although it is never displayed at
+any point. When you register, you are given a logon password. You may change
+your password at any point using the password command.
+
+ Lastly, it is possible for you to create special aliases to save you from
+typing phrases you use often. Instead of typing the whole phrase, all you
+do is type your alias.
+
+See Also: alias password set variables
+
+[Last modified: July 7, 1995 -- Friar]
+