SayHelp screen 2: Macro verb/filters. [Shortcut for alternate speech styles] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <ch> means a single character, 'sp' for space, 'def' for default, 'ooc' for ooc ` To use the verb for macro <ch>: "<ch>Aaargh! [eg " Pooh! "\Aaaargh! ] To set <ch>'s verb (seen/others): sayset <ch> sings, [eg sayset \ yells,] or sayset <ch> quietly %n whistles, or sayset <ch> barks%2 gruffly. To set <ch>'s verb (seen by you): sayset +<ch> sing, To set <ch>'s quoting: sayset quotes <ch> o/~%mo/~ To set space's verb(s): sayset sp sniffles, [sayset +sp etc ] To set the ooc verb(s): sayset ooc says(OOC), [sayset +ooc etc ] To unset <ch>'s verb: sayset <ch> [into 'says,' if <ch>==def] To unset everything on <ch>: sayset clear <ch> [filters quotes & verbs] To seek <ch> as a suffix: sayset suffix <ch> [ch can be blank] or sayset +suffix <ch> [to remove ch if found] or sayset !suffix <ch> [to make <ch> a prefix] ` If you unset +<ch>, you will see your speech as others see it, ie 'Fred barks' rather than 'You bark,'. If you .only. set +<ch>, it will not be used. If a verb ends with a comma, split say prepends your name [or 'you' for +<ch>] If not, the name is appended. '%n' is moved to the beginning in unsplit say. Quote formats must be 4..8 chars long, and contain (but not start/end with) %m. ` For more help, type 'sayhelp 3'