How bulletins work

	Bulletins are just normal text files with funny¨
names; BULLETIN.1 to BULLETIN.99. Fido's B)ulletin command¨
lists all of the bulletin files and displays the first line¨
from each as the "title" of the bulletin. 

	For example, you chose this bulletin as #1, and it's¨
title was "How bulletins work", which is also the first line¨
of this file.

	The format of this file is "word wrapped", and is¨
fairly common. WordStar, Pmate, and many other programs¨
generate this file format. If you TYPE it in DOS, it may¨
look funny; but when viewed with Fido, paragraphs will be¨
wrapped to conform to the callers set screen dimensions.

	You can also use plain ASCII text files, with¨
returns at the end of each line. These work fine, but Fido¨
can't wrap the paragraphs as neatly for narrow screens.