› ‘’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’…› ü  Íïäéæù áîä Õðäáôå ÓÉÇ Âõììåôéîó ü› š’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’ƒ››     The bulletin file in a SIG is displayed to the user the first time he enters your SIG.  It will not be displayed to him in subsequent calls unless you Modify the bulletin file in some way.››     Here is how you access and modify your bulletin file:›› Step 1.››     Be sure you are in your SIG, you will not be able to modify the bulletins in a SIG you are not a SigOp of.  Use the following command:››  EDIT     Ctrl-E  or E›› Step 2.››You will receive the prompt:›› Ãíäº ››     This means you have made it to the text editor and your bulletin file has been loaded.  If for some reason, ACE BBS could not find your Bulletin file, it would have displayed NEW FILE and gave you the command prompt.››     This text editor in ACE BBS will become very familiar to you, it is used as the message/file description editor, so you will get used to it in time.  At this prompt you can do a "?" to get a help menu.››     If you are modifying this bulletin, [L]ist it, then [E]dit the lines you want to change.  If you are appending to the bottom of the bulletin, then just us [C]ontinue, and you will be adding to the text.  You can also [I]nsert lines, or just plain start over with [R]eStart.  There are other little options available, like right justify, center,...etc.  Experiment!›› Step 3.››     When you have completed the editting/creating of your bulletin file, use the "/" and the Ãíäº prompt will return.  At this point you can [C]ontinue, [E]dit lines, or [S]ave the bulletin file.››     Another valuable feature is [P]rint.  When entered at the command prompt, it will print your bulletin file as though it was actully being printed to the screen when logging into your SIG.››     Print Macros are also available for use in your bulletin files, be sure to read up on them later on in this manual.››