& rpage
rpage <player@MUD> = <message>

	Rpage sends a remote page to a player on another MUD without you
	having to log in.  Rpage only work with MUDs that are interconnected.
        Example:  rpage Howard@AfterFive=Hi!  How are ya?  
                  (Sends message to Howard on AfterFive)

        Remote pages can be substrings,  thus:  rpage how@af=Hi!  How R U?  
        rpage searches the rpeers database and the FIRST MUD that starts with 
        af is where the remote page is sent.
      
        Remote pages can be locked out.  You can lock out specific players,
        and/or specific MUDs.  See help for +lock for more info.

	See also rpeers, rlook, and rwho
& rpeers
rpeers  <arg>

	Rpeers lists out the name and host of MUDs participating in remote 
	networks.    If <arg> is supplied it looks up arg in the database.
        <arg> can be a substring or can contain * and ? chars for shell like
        globbing.

        Examples:  
          rpeers            (Lists out ALL MUDS in the DB)
          rpeers After      (Lists out MUDS that start with After)
          rpeers A*Five     (Lists out MUDS that start with A and end with Five)
	
	See also rpage, rlook, and rwho
& rwho 
rwho MUD

        Rwho lists out the users on a remote MUD.  Rwho only works with MUDs
        that are interconnected.  MUD can be a substring or contain * and ?
        chars for shell like globbing.

        Examples: 
          rwho AfterFive  (Lists users on the MUD AfterFive)
          rwho Aft        (Lists users on the first MUD thats starts with Aft)
          rwho A*Five     (Lists users thats starts with A and ends with Five)

        See also rpage, rlook, and rpeers
& rversion
  rversion

            Returns the current MUDLINK version number.
& +dict
+dict [-c] [-d] [-s] [-t] [-q] [-w] WORD

             Look up WORD in a set of databases where WORD can contain any 
             number of * and % chars for shell like globbing.
          
             -c  Complete WORD if found in the Oxford Dictionary.
             -d  Define WORD in the Concise Oxford Dictionary, 8th Ed.
             -s  Check spelling of WORD.
             -t  Look up WORD in the Oxford Thesaurus
             -q  Search for WORD in the Oxford Dictionary of Familiar 
                 Quotations (and Modern Q.)
             -w  Look up WORD in the CIA World Factbook
                 The default option is -d
             
             Examples:
                   @dict abash     Define abash
                   @dict -c aba*   Lists words that start with aba
                   @dict -w Chile  Prints tons of info about Chile.

          See also @spell
& mudlinks
MUDLINK is a specialized robot that connects 2 or more MUDs together.  It also
provides a simple interface for the spell checker and dictionary available on
this MUD.

MUDLINK related commands are:  rwho, rpeers, rpage, rlook, +spell, and +dict.

You can get individual help for each command by typeing   help TOPIC
where TOPIC is one of the commands listed above. 
& rlook
rlook OBJECT
	      Rlook does a remote look into a sister MUD's conference room.
	      Examples:
	       rlook         (Shows description/contents of the remote room)
	       rlook Howard  (Shows description for player Howard)
& +lock
   +lock add <lock>    Adds a remote page lock. This allows a player to
                       block remote pages selectively (as opposed to just
                       setting himself HAVEN. <lock> can take one of three
                       forms:

                          <name>          Blocks all remote pages from
                                          anyone who has the name <name>.
                          *@<mud>         Block all remote pages from
                                          anyone at the mud <mud>.
                          <name>@<mud>    Blocks all remote pages from
                                          anyone with the name <name>,
                                          at the mud <mud>.

                       Any number of separate locks may be specified by
                       issuing this command once for each lock. A player
                       must pass all of the specified locks to page
                       successfully.

                       Players may specify a reject message to be sent
                       to anyone who rpages, and fails a lock. I have
                       not bothered to write a command to shorthand this,
                       as it's trivial. The player should enter the command:

                          $rwho_reject me=<message>

   +lock remove <lock> Removes a lock previously set with the +lock add
                       command.

   +lock list          Reports the current locks you have set.

& +spell
   +spell <object>     This command scans an object, reporting any
                       mispellings. <object> has two possible forms.
                       If <object> is simply the name of an object, then
                       every attribute on the object will be checked for
                       mispellings.

                       <Object> may also take the form: <object>/<pattern>,
                       Where <pattern> indicates which attributes to check.
                       <pattern> may contain the * character, which matches
                       0 or more characters.

                       If more than one attribute is being checked, then
                       a separate result will be reported for each
                       attribute checked. The checks will take place in the
                       order the attributes are report when the object is
                       examined.

& +addword
   +addword <word>     Adds <word> to the private dictionary of the player.
                       Once issued, then <word> will no longer be reported
                       as being mispelled.

& +removeword
   +removeword <word>  Removes <word> from the private dictionary of the
                       player.

& +listwords
   +listwords          Reports the contents of the player's private 
                       dictionary.
