¢á╙σπ⌠Θ∩ε≤á¢¢Example usage:¢¢Sections¢¢ Entering the command "SECTIONS" will display all Special Interest Groups available on the BBS (that you have access to).  You may want to inquire to the SysOp about SIGs that may pertain to an area of interest to you.  It may be online, but you may not have access to it; or the SysOp may start a new SIG pertaining to that area of interest if the need (or desire) for one is evident.¢¢ When the sections list is executed, the following items are displayed:  Tags defining which SIGs are to be searched when using the parameter "ALL" in, for example, a message READ.  "ALL" can be used when reading or scanning messages, or when doing a directory or when browsing files.  The next item displayed is the section name.  The Section name is followed by the Keyword for that section.  This Keyword is used in the 'Go Keyword' command at the main menu prompt.  Or typed in when using the █╟▌ command.  The Section tags can be changed by using the "Setting" command and accessing selection "D" (Section Tags).¢¢ If your 80-columns setting is on, you get quite a bit more information displayed to you.  Following the key-word field, the status of the following are displayed: Games available in this section, message base available in this section, and files available in this section.  If a game is available, then "Yes" will appear in that field, otherwise a "No" will appear.  Same with the message base and file area.  If a message base or a file area is present, then the number of new messages or new files will be displayed respectively.  If the message base or file area does not exist, then "N/A" will appear in this field.¢