DOCS fixes

- Fix filenames in EDITOR doc viewer (some extensions had been renamed)
- Fix Instructions option on USURPER login menu
- Remove FUTURE.DOC from EDITOR doc viewer as it does not exist
- Add AT-CODES and BETATEAM to EDITOR doc viewer
- Update doc files to use 78 columns as max length, so they display nicely in EDITOR doc viewer
Also a few TAB to SPACE conversions

RELEASE/DOCS/AT-CODES.TXT

@@ -1,21 +1,22 @@
-As of version 0.25, Usurper supports customizing some of the screens by editing
-ANSI and ASCII files in the TEXT subdirectory.
+As of version 0.25, Usurper supports customizing some of the screens by 
+editing ANSI and ASCII files in the TEXT subdirectory.
 
-In these files, you can use @-codes (also known as Message Variables, MCI codes,
-etc) to display game and player information on the screen.
+In these files, you can use @-codes (also known as Message Variables, MCI
+codes, etc) to display game and player information on the screen.
 
-The @-code support is a partial implementation of the Synchronet @-code system, 
-which is described here: http://wiki.synchro.net/custom:atcodes
+The @-code support is a partial implementation of the Synchronet @-code
+system, which is described here: http://wiki.synchro.net/custom:atcodes
 
-================================================================================
+==============================================================================
 
-To embed a variable in a screen, you must wrap the variable in @ symbols, and 
+To embed a variable in a screen, you must wrap the variable in @ symbols, and
 use all upper case, for example @TOWN_NAME@ to display the name of your town.
 
 Currently supported @-code variables are:
 
 ACTIVE_POISON        The player's active poison (applies to Alchemist)
-                     Values: Not Applicable, None, Light, Medium, Strong, Deadly
+                     Values: Not Applicable, None, Light, Medium, Strong,
+                             Deadly
 AGE                  The player's age, including trailing 'years'
 AGILITY              The player's agility
 ARMOUR_NAME          The player's armour name
@@ -24,26 +25,29 @@ BANK                 The player's bank deposit amount
 CHARISMA             The player's charisma
 CHIVALRY             The player's chivalry
 CLASS                The player's class
-                     Values: Assassin, Barbarian, Bard, Cleric, Jester, Magician, Paladin, Ranger, Sage, Warrior
+                     Values: Assassin, Barbarian, Bard, Cleric, Jester,
+                             Magician, Paladin, Ranger, Sage, Warrior
 DARKNESS             The player's darkness
 DEFENCE              The player's defence
 DEXTERITY            The player's dexterity
 DISEASE_RESISTANCE   The player's disease resistance
-                     Values: very poor, poor, medium, average, above average, strong, very strong, EXTREME, *IMMUNE*
+                     Values: very poor, poor, medium, average, above average,
+                             strong, very strong, EXTREME, *IMMUNE*
 DRUG_ADDICTION       The player's drug addiction, including trailing % sign
 DUNGEON_FIGHTS       The player's dungeon fights left today
 EXP                  The player's experience points
 EYES                 The player's eye colour
-                     Values: white, red, blue, green, brown, black, purple, grey, yellow
+                     Values: white, red, blue, green, brown, black, purple,
+                             grey, yellow
 GOLD                 The player's money on hand amount
 HAIR                 The player's hair colour
                      Values: same as EYES
 HEALINGS             The player's healing potion count
 HEIGHT               The player's height, including trailing 'cm'
-HP_FRACTION          The player's hit points in CURRENT/TOTAL format (ie 20/20)
+HP_FRACTION          The player's hit points in CURRENT/TOTAL format (eg 5/20)
 LEVEL                The player's level
 MENTAL_STABILITY     The player's mental stability, including trailing % sign
-MONEY_TYPE           The type of money used in the game, as set in EDITOR (ie gold)
+MONEY_TYPE           The type of money used, as set in EDITOR (ie gold)
 MONSTER_DEFEATS      The player's number of deaths from a monster
 MONSTER_KILLS        The player's number of monster kills
 NAME                 The player's name
@@ -52,7 +56,8 @@ PLAYER_DEFEATS       The player's number of deaths from another player
 PLAYER_FIGHTS        The player's number of player fights left today
 PLAYER_KILLS         The player's number of player kills
 RACE                 The player's race
-                     Values: Dwarf, Elf, Gnoll, Gnome, Half-Elf, Hobbit, Human, Mutant, Orc, Troll
+                     Values: Dwarf, Elf, Gnoll, Gnome, Half-Elf, Hobbit,
+                             Human, Mutant, Orc, Troll
 RESURRECTIONS        The player's number of resurrections left today
 SKIN                 The player's skin colour
                      Values: same as EYES
@@ -68,14 +73,14 @@ WEAPON_POWER         The player's weapon power
 WEIGHT               The player's weight, including trailing 'kg'
 WISDOM               The player's wisdom
 
-================================================================================
+==============================================================================
 
-Optional format strings can be used to alter how the variable will be displayed.
-A pipe character (|) is used to separate the variable name from the format
-string, so for example @TOWN_NAME|U@ will display the town name in uppercase, or
-@TOWN_NAME|C20@ will display the town name centered in a 20 character wide
-section, or you can combine the two with @TOWN_NAME|UC80@ to display the town
-name in uppercase centered in a 40 character wide section.
+Optional format strings can be used to alter how the variable will be
+displayed. A pipe character (|) is used to separate the variable name from the
+format string, so for example @TOWN_NAME|U@ will display the town name in
+uppercase, or @TOWN_NAME|C20@ will display the town name centered in a 20
+character wide section, or you can combine the two with @TOWN_NAME|UC80@ to
+display the town name in uppercase centered in a 40 character wide section.
 
 Currently supported format specifiers are:
 
@@ -86,34 +91,35 @@ R##   Pad and right align the text in a section of the given width (eg R20)
 T     Add thousands separator to the text (intended for numeric values)
 U     Convert the text to uppercase
 u     Convert the text to lowercase
-Z##   Zero-pad and right align the text in a section of the given width (eg Z3)
+Z##   Zero-pad and right align the text in a section of given width (eg Z3)
 
-================================================================================
+==============================================================================
 
-In addition to the @-code variables like @TOWN_NAME@ mentioned above, there are 
-also boolean @-codes that can be used to conditionally show text.  The format
-for these @-codes is similar to the ?: ternary operator used in various
+In addition to the @-code variables like @TOWN_NAME@ mentioned above, there
+are also boolean @-codes that can be used to conditionally show text.  The
+format for these @-codes is similar to the ?: ternary operator used in various
 programming languages.  For example this type of @-code is used on the STATUS
 screen: @IS_ME?Your status, #NAME#:#NAME#'s status@
 
 This will display "Your status, #NAME#" if the user is looking at their own
 status screen because "IS_ME" will evaluate to true, or it will display
-"#NAME#'s status" if the user is looking at a teammates status, because "IS_ME"
-will evaluate to false.
+"#NAME#'s status" if the user is looking at a teammates status, because
+"IS_ME" will evaluate to false.
 
 There's a few things to keep in mind when using the boolean @-codes, because
 certain decisions were made in how to implement the parser to keep it simple:
 
 1) Variables embedded in the true/false portion of the string use # instead of
-   @, so in the example above you'll see that #NAME# was used instead of @NAME@
+   @, so in the example above you'll see that #NAME# was used instead of
+   @NAME@
 
 2) The three characters @ # : are reserved characters, and so if you need to
    display one of these characters in a boolean @-code, then you must use an
    alternate string, which is \a for @, \h for #, and \c for :
 
-In addition to the \a, \h, and \c strings mentioned above, boolean @-codes also
-support \r to insert a carriage return, and \n to insert a linefeed, which
-allows you to move to the next line if necessary.
+In addition to the \a, \h, and \c strings mentioned above, boolean @-codes
+also support \r to insert a carriage return, and \n to insert a linefeed,
+which allows you to move to the next line if necessary.
 
 Currently supported boolean @-codes are:
 
@@ -123,10 +129,12 @@ HAS_TEAM        True if the player is a member of a team
 HAS_TRAININGS   True if the player has training sessions they can use
 IS_ALCHEMIST    True if the player's class is an Alchemist
 IS_KING         True if the player is the king
-IS_ME           True if the screen is showing the player's info, False if it is showing another player's info (ie a teammate)
+IS_ME           True if the screen is showing the player's info, False if it
+                is showing another player's info (ie a teammate)
 IS_QUEEN        True if the player is the queen
 
-================================================================================
+==============================================================================
 
-Real-world examples of how all this works can be seen in TEXT\STATUS_CLASSIC.ANS
-(as well as other files, but it has a good combination of everything)
+Real-world examples of how all this works can be seen in
+TEXT\STATUS_CLASSIC.ANS (as well as other files, but it has a good combination
+of everything)

RELEASE/DOCS/BETATEAM.TXT

@@ -23,4 +23,5 @@ The Good Guys in the later years 2001 - 2003
  Olle Olsson      (Fido 2:203/321)      - Skilled bug hunter
  Daniel Svanstrom (Fido 2:205/246)      - Skilled bug hunter
  Johan Klitkou    (Fido 2:205/452)      - ANSi ARTISt!
- Johan Sch�ning   (user)		- Great player / suggestion machine / support / tester
+ Johan Sch�ning   (user)                - Great player / suggestion machine /
+                                          support / tester

RELEASE/DOCS/SYSOP.TXT

@@ -95,8 +95,8 @@ you want to change.
 The USURP.CTL file(s)
 ---------------------
 As of version 0.24 the USURP.CTL file is optional, as "smart" defaults will
-be used, which should hopefully work for most people.  If you'd like to override
-these defaults, then you can follow the usual step below.
+be used, which should hopefully work for most people.  If you'd like to
+override these defaults, then you can follow the usual step below.
 
 Copy the USURP.CTL from the SAMPLES subdirectory, and edit to suit your needs.
 
@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ Batch File EXAMPLE for Usurper
   %1 is the Node Number which the BBS software passes to the
   batch file.
 
-  *** Example batch for a Single node system OR a single-CTL Multinode system START ***
+  *** Example for a Single node system OR a single-CTL Multinode system ***
 
 REM The /P option forces Usurper to look for the dropfile in the given
 REM directory.
@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ USURPER /M%1 /PC:\BBS\NODE%1
   *** Batch file example END ***                
 
 
-NOTE! You can also look at the samples files included in the SAMPLES subdirectory.
+NOTE! You can also look at the samples files in the SAMPLES subdirectory.
   MULTI1.BAT - RemoteAccess example 
   MULTI2.BAT - PcBoard example
 
@@ -440,13 +440,13 @@ Weapon.dat      => All weapons for Usurper when running in CLASSIC mode.
 Ynews.dat       => What happened yesterday (ascii).
 Rquests.dat     => All quests created by the King.
 Relation.dat    => Social relations data file.
-Children.dat    => Children produced in the game. Npc kids are stored here as well.
+Children.dat    => Children produced in the game. Npc kids are saved here too.
 Childmal.dat    => MALE children names, used by NPCs to name their newborn.
 Childfem.dat    => FEMALE children names, used by NPCs to name their newborn.
 Barrel.dat      => Beer barrel lifters top list (the gym).
 Gods.dat        => All immortal characters are put here. immortals are never
                    deleted. 
-NpcChat.dat     => Npc chat comments, when they are active in the Inn chat log.
+NpcChat.dat     => Npc chat comments, when they are active in the Inn chat.
 Tnames.dat      => Names used by computer players when forming teams.
                    A textfile which can be edited if you wish.
 Monarchs.ANS    => List of Monarchs, their comings and goings (ANSI).
@@ -458,7 +458,7 @@ MarrHist.ASC    => List of Marriages in the Realm (ASCII).
 BirtHist.ANS    => List of Child Birth/Deaths in the Realm (ANSI).
 BirtHist.ASC    => List of Child Birth/Deaths in the Realm (ASCII).
 
-Badwords.dat    => you can find a sample of this file in the SAMPLES subdirectory
+Badwords.dat    => you can find a sample of this file in the SAMPLES dir.
                    put this file in the \DATA directory if you want Usurper
                    to replace bad words with others, defined by you. 
                    The only area in which badwords are allowed is in
@@ -563,8 +563,8 @@ View the source  : https://www.github.com/rickparrish/Usurper
  **********************************
 Registration is no longer necessary.  If you would like to support the author
 anyway, he previously indicated he accepts PayPal at [email protected]
-It would be a good idea to reach out to that email address first, just to confirm
-that he still has access to it.
+It would be a good idea to reach out to that email address first, just to 
+confirm that he still has access to it.
 
 
 

RELEASE/DOCS/USURPER.TXT

@@ -250,9 +250,9 @@ pros and cons with being king;
 (-) you cannot be in a team when you are king.
     people wont appreciate you for the taxes, which you might have to set
     if you want to be able to hire soldiers (security). 
-    you have responsibility for the law and the proper behaviour of your subjects.
-    (you can of course be a bad king, but people will probably remove you
-    from office if you act mean and vicious)
+    you have responsibility for the law and the proper behaviour of your 
+    subjects. (you can of course be a bad king, but people will probably
+    remove you from office if you act mean and vicious)
     you must take care of all orphants produced by irresponsible parents! 
     a lot of people will hate your guts whatever you do.
     you will probably be assassinated.
@@ -264,8 +264,8 @@ The Immortals
 When a player completes his doings on earth, he may choose to retire from
 Usurper altogether, or ascend to the world of the immortals (heaven).
 Should you decide to become a immortal it does not imply immediate supreme
-powers and "almightyness" at your fingertips. Contrary to popular belief, life in
-heaven can be hell.
+powers and "almightyness" at your fingertips. Contrary to popular belief, life
+in heaven can be hell.
 
 
 
@@ -287,8 +287,8 @@ You can have kids. Your spouse can be nice to you (if you are lucky).
 The drawbacks are mainly related to the kids. They can be kidnapped, put
 in an orphanage or even die (causing grief and anxiety). 
 Having forced sex with other players/spouses can prove to be most
-detrimental to yourself. Watch out especially for npc characters, who tend to pay back
-as soon as the clock passes midnight :)
+detrimental to yourself. Watch out especially for npc characters, who tend to
+pay back as soon as the clock passes midnight :)
 
 
 Raising children is an expensive business. If you can't afford to pay
@@ -321,12 +321,12 @@ Shortcuts to Success
 * Are you willing to risk everything in these attempts?
 
 If you answered yes to all of the questions above you should read further.
-If you answered no to one or more of the questions : why not read this anyway? 
+If you answered no to one or more of the questions : why not read this anyway?
 
 First of all, there are good and evil acts that can give you experience and
 money. They can, of course, give you pain and death as well. Most important of
-all, though, they influence your soul. Every bad act darkens your soul, and every good
-lightens it. Swinging either side over the limit will give you some 
+all, though, they influence your soul. Every bad act darkens your soul, and
+every good lightens it. Swinging either side over the limit will give you some
 unpredictable and sometimes fatal consequences. Some races can withstand good
 or evil better than others, and can therefore benefit longer.