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diff --git a/BIN/ADM.txt b/BIN/ADM.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..01136c2f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/BIN/ADM.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+NEW
+  PREFIX
+AUTO 4,1
+#!/bin/sh
+#
+#  This is the Main ADM script
+#  It is used to call all other A2osX Domain Manager (ADM) scripts
+#
+#  Check to make sure SysAdmin is installed
+set sapath = ${BOOT}usr/share/adm/
+if ![ -D ${sapath} ]
+  echo "\nA2osX Domain Manager support files not installed"
+  echo "Please update your A2osX installation\n"
+  exit
+fi
+if [ $# = 0 ]
+  echo "\nNo Command or Argument specified"
+  echo "try \e[7mhelp adm\e[0m or \e[7madm commands\e[0m\n"
+  exit
+fi
+pushd $sapath
+if [ -f $1 ]
+  $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8 $9
+else
+  echo sysadm $1 command not found
+fi
+popd
+MAN
+TEXT BIN/adm
diff --git a/BIN/HELP.txt b/BIN/HELP.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3e59063d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/BIN/HELP.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,78 @@
+NEW
+  PREFIX
+AUTO 4,1
+#!/bin/sh
+#
+# This is the Main HELP script
+# It displays pages located in usr/share/help
+#
+function nh {
+ echo \nHelp is not available for $1
+ echo "Try \e[7mhelp list\e[0m for a list of help topics\n"
+}
+set hp = ${BOOT}usr/share/help
+if ![ -D ${hp} ]
+ echo "\nA2osX Help files are not installed"
+ echo "Please update your A2osX installation\n"
+ exit
+fi
+pushd $hp
+switch $#
+case 0
+ echo "\nNo Help Argument specified"
+ echo "try \e[7mhelp help\e[0m for more information on the help command\n"
+ exit
+ break
+case 1
+ if [ $1 = "list" ]
+  ls -R
+  exit
+ fi
+ if [ -f $1 ]
+  set hf = $1
+ else
+  call nh $1
+  exit
+ fi
+ break
+case 2
+ if [ -f "$1.help/$2" ]
+  set hf = "$1.help/$2"
+ else
+  if [ -f $1 ]
+   set hf = $1
+  fi
+ fi
+ if [ -z $hf ]
+   call nh "$1 $2"
+   exit
+ fi
+ break
+case 3
+ if [ -f "$1.help/$2.help/$3" ]
+    set hf = "$1.help/$2.help/$3"
+ else
+  call nh "$1 $2 $3"
+  exit
+ fi
+ break
+default
+ echo \nToo Many Arguments\n
+end
+if [ -n $hf ]
+ for l in ($hf)
+  switch $l
+  case PAGE
+   echo -n "\nPress a key"
+   pause
+   echo "\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b           "
+   break
+  Case BL
+   echo;break
+  default
+   echo $l
+  end
+ next
+fi
+MAN
+TEXT BIN/help
diff --git a/EXAMPLES/BBSDEMO.txt b/EXAMPLES/BBSDEMO.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e9138ac9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/EXAMPLES/BBSDEMO.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,94 @@
+NEW
+  PREFIX
+AUTO 4,1
+#!/bin/acos
+;
+; AcosX BBS Demo Program
+;
+; A mocked up BBS demonstration for KansasFest 2021!
+;
+; 2021-07-07, Brian J. Bernstein
+;
+
+; menu_step is for demo purposes; keeps track of the mocked next command (since we can't test commands yet
+; we increment and instead test step to determine what to do next)
+    menu_step = 0
+
+connect
+    print "CONNECTed to A2OSX BBS!"\\
+
+login
+    input "Username or 'NEW': " lo$
+    print \"Welcome back, ";lo$;"!"\"You do not have any unread e-mail."\
+
+    if lo$="" then print "fine, go away then":goto main_menu
+; TODO: remove this comment when string test works
+;    if lo$ <> "A2OSX" then print "Unknown user ID":goto login
+
+welcome
+    print \"Welcome to the a2osx BBS powered by AcosX!"\\
+    print "-- NEWS -- 2021-07-21"\\"We're demoing the new ACOS-compatible language running on a2osx today!"\
+
+main_menu
+    print "[";date$; " - ";time$;"]"
+    input "Main -> " a$
+
+    if a$="?" then gosub showmenu_main:goto main_menu
+    if a$="off" then goto logoff
+    
+; TODO: remove this comment when string test works
+    if menu_step = 0 then goto sys_info
+    if menu_step = 1 then goto read_news
+    
+    goto logoff
+
+    print "Unknown command. Enter '?' for menu."
+    goto main_menu
+
+showmenu_main
+    print "-=> Main Menu <=-"
+    print " ?   - Help (this screen)"
+    print " off - Logoff the system"
+    print \
+    return
+
+logoff
+    print "-=> Logoff <=-"\\
+    print "Leaving so soon? Well, be sure to check out these other systems:"\
+    print "     Dronefone       - 201-376-6337 - 300/1200/2400"
+    print "     The Iron Castle - 201-822-0527 - 300/1200/2400"
+    print "     What BBS?       - 201-464-9251 - 300/1200"
+    print "     Northlink       - 201-376-0816 - 300/1200"
+
+    print \"So long, and thanks for all the fish! *CLICK!*":goto end
+
+sys_info
+    print "-=> System Information <=-"\
+    print "A2OSX BBS is running on:"\\"- 128k Apple //e"\"- 2 Disk ][ drives"\"- Uthernet II (no land line anymore!)"
+    print "- CFFA 3000 32MB partition"\"- No Slot Clock"\\
+    print "...and most important of all, it is written in the ACOS language and running on"\"a2osx!"\
+    menu_step = 1
+    goto main_menu
+
+read_news
+    print "-=> Latest News - 2021-07-21 <=-"\
+    print "We are demoing AcosX at KansasFest 2021! Since the last KFest there have been"
+    print "numerous improvements to the a2osx operating system, but we're excited to show"
+    print "today how the ACOS language has been re-implemented to help revive the GBBS Pro"\"BBS legacy!"\
+    print "GBBS Pro was one of the more popular BBS platforms back in the 1980s for"
+    print "Apple II computers and one of the most powerful features of it was that the"
+    print "entire system was written in a BASIC-like language called ACOS. While the"
+    print "legacy ACOS interpreter has gone through many revisions over the years, nobody"
+    print "has ever added support for the Uthernet interface or multiple simultaneous"
+    print "users. Since a2osx is natively multi-user and supports the Uthernet card, it"
+    print "was an excellent choice for the next generation of Apple II BBS. As well, the"
+    print "goal is to be ACOS compatible so as to provide a platform to bring peoples'"
+    print "old GBBS mods back to life!"\
+    menu_step = 2
+    goto main_menu
+
+
+end
+; do nothing after this line until we have a proper END or something like that
+MAN
+TEXT /MAKE/usr/share/examples/bbsdemo.s
diff --git a/HELP/ADM/configure.txt b/HELP/ADM/configure.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0b85024f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/HELP/ADM/configure.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+TITLE
+A2osX ADM Update Help
+
+The adm update command allows you to update your current A2osX installation
+to the latest build.  This command requires a properly installed, configured
+and running network infastructure.  Update will test that the update.a2osx.net
+server can be reached.  Update will then compare the currently running version
+with the latest version available on the update server.  
+
+The update process will install new system files, bins and even an updated
+version of ProDOS FX.  It will not change files in user home directories
+or configuration files stored in ./etc (other then updated the version file
+itself).
+
diff --git a/HELP/ADM/disable.txt b/HELP/ADM/disable.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0b85024f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/HELP/ADM/disable.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+TITLE
+A2osX ADM Update Help
+
+The adm update command allows you to update your current A2osX installation
+to the latest build.  This command requires a properly installed, configured
+and running network infastructure.  Update will test that the update.a2osx.net
+server can be reached.  Update will then compare the currently running version
+with the latest version available on the update server.  
+
+The update process will install new system files, bins and even an updated
+version of ProDOS FX.  It will not change files in user home directories
+or configuration files stored in ./etc (other then updated the version file
+itself).
+
diff --git a/HELP/ADM/enable.txt b/HELP/ADM/enable.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0b85024f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/HELP/ADM/enable.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+TITLE
+A2osX ADM Update Help
+
+The adm update command allows you to update your current A2osX installation
+to the latest build.  This command requires a properly installed, configured
+and running network infastructure.  Update will test that the update.a2osx.net
+server can be reached.  Update will then compare the currently running version
+with the latest version available on the update server.  
+
+The update process will install new system files, bins and even an updated
+version of ProDOS FX.  It will not change files in user home directories
+or configuration files stored in ./etc (other then updated the version file
+itself).
+
diff --git a/HELP/ADM/install.txt b/HELP/ADM/install.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0b85024f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/HELP/ADM/install.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+TITLE
+A2osX ADM Update Help
+
+The adm update command allows you to update your current A2osX installation
+to the latest build.  This command requires a properly installed, configured
+and running network infastructure.  Update will test that the update.a2osx.net
+server can be reached.  Update will then compare the currently running version
+with the latest version available on the update server.  
+
+The update process will install new system files, bins and even an updated
+version of ProDOS FX.  It will not change files in user home directories
+or configuration files stored in ./etc (other then updated the version file
+itself).
+
diff --git a/HELP/SH/cd.txt b/HELP/SH/cd.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..92e9e9e0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/HELP/SH/cd.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+TITLE
+A2osX Shell CD Command Help
+
+    cd <value>
+
+The cd command is used to change the current working directory. You must
+supply the cd command a valid relative or absolute path.  Examples of
+relative paths include subdir1 (a sub-directory in the current directory),
+../subdir2 (a sub-directory in the parent of the current directory), and
+subdir1/subdir3 ( a sub-directory in the sub-directory subdir1 of the current
+directory). An absolute path always begins with a / and includes the volume
+name of the disk drive to which change the current working directory such as
+/MYVOL1/var/logs (the sub-directory logs in the directory var on the disk
+with a volume label of MYVOL1).
+PAGE
+You can use the pwd command to display the current working directory if your
+prompt ($) does not automatically display it on the command line (the default,
+set in your PROFILE). The current working directory is used by the shell to
+look for scripts not located in one of the directories specified by $PATH or
+as the directory for reading and writing files when no path is provided by a
+command. For example, if you execute the ls command without arguments, ls
+assumes to list the files in the current working directory. Similarly, if
+you specify a file without a path, for example the command echo Hello >
+outfile, shell will place the file outfile in the current working directory.
+See the related popd and pushd commands. 
+
diff --git a/HELP/SH/keys.txt b/HELP/SH/keys.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9549506e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/HELP/SH/keys.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+TITLE
+A2osX Shell (bin/sh) Special Keys
+
+While entering commands at the A2osX shell prompt, you can use the 
+following special keys to edit the command line:
+
+   Key                     Usage
+-----------  --------------------------------------------------------------
+DELETE       Deletes character to left of cursor, moves rest of line left
+Control-C    Erases entire command line
+Control-D    Exits Shell and if user Shell logs you out of your session
+Control-Z    Deletes character under the cursor
+Up Arrow     Displays previous command(s) from history.
+Down Arrow   Displays next command(s) from history.
+Left Arrow   Moves cursor to the left to edit current command
+Right Arrow  Moves cursor to the right to edit current command
+PAGE
+In addition to the editing keys above, you can use the following special
+keys while running scripts or executing commands:
+
+   Key                     Usage
+-----------   --------------------------------------------------------------
+Control-C     Interrupts running command or script
+Open Apple-0  Switches you to the console display
+Open Apple-1  Switches you to Virtual Terminals 1 through 8 if so configured
+  to OA-8
+Open Apple-9  Switches you to the GUI display if configured and started
+
diff --git a/HELP/adm.txt b/HELP/adm.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0dd00a2b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/HELP/adm.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+TITLE
+A2osX Domain Manager Help
+
+ADM or the A2osX Domain Manager is a series of scripts you can use to 
+perform a variety of administrative functions on your A2osX system.  
+For help on any of the adm commands use the syntax help adm command
+For example you can do
+
+    help adm update
+    help adm enable
+    help adm app install
+
diff --git a/HELP/edit.txt b/HELP/edit.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6de3d07f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/HELP/edit.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+TITLE
+A2osX Edit Help
+
+The edit command allows the user to interactively read and edit standard text
+files in A2osX.  If you do not specify a file name on the command line, you 
+will be prompted to enter one when you save your work (control-S).  Consult 
+the help screen below for a list of the special keys that can be used while 
+editing a file.
+
+A note for the touch typists!: While edit is not a word processor, it still is
+one of the most complex programs included in A2osX.  It does a lot!  A side 
+affect of this, and due to the lack of a keyboard buffer in the Apple //e, if
+you try to speed type while using EDIT some keystrokes may be dropped.  This
+is most noticeable when using the AppleWin emulator set to 1.0 speed.  
+Changing the emulator speed to at least 2.0 will significantly reduce or 
+eliminate the dropped keys.
+
diff --git a/HELP/help.txt b/HELP/help.txt
index 12a627f5..9507bc29 100644
--- a/HELP/help.txt
+++ b/HELP/help.txt
@@ -1,75 +1,14 @@
-NEW
-  PREFIX
-AUTO 4,1
-#!/bin/sh
-#
-# This is the Main HELP script
-# It displays pages located in usr/share/help
-#
-function nh {
- echo \nHelp is not available for $1
- echo "Try \e[7mhelp list\e[0m for a list of help topics\n"
-}
-set hp = ${BOOT}usr/share/help
-if ![ -D ${hp} ]
- echo "\nA2osX Help files are not installed"
- echo "Please update your A2osX installation\n"
- exit
-fi
-pushd $hp
-switch $#
-case 0
- echo "\nNo Help Argument specified"
- echo "try \e[7mhelp help\e[0m for more information on the help command\n"
- exit
- break
-case 1
- if [ $1 = "list" ]
-  ls -R
-  exit
- fi
- if [ -f $1 ]
-  set hf = $1
- else
-  call nh $1
-  exit
- fi
- break
-case 2
- if [ -f "$1.help/$2" ]
-  set hf = "$1.help/$2"
- else
-  if [ -f $1 ]
-   set hf = $1
-  fi
- fi
- if [ -z $hf ]
-   call nh "$1 $2"
-   exit
- fi
- break
-case 3
- if [ -f "$1.help/$2.help/$3" ]
-    set hf = "$1.help/$2.help/$3"
- else
-  call nh "$1 $2 $3"
-  exit
- fi
- break
-default
- echo \nToo Many Arguments\n
-end
-if [ -n $hf ]
- for l in ($hf)
-  switch $l
-  case PAGE
-   pause;break
-  Case BL
-   echo;break
-  default
-   echo $l
-  end
- next
-fi
-MAN
-TEXT /MAKE/usr/share/adm/help
+TITLE
+A2osX Help Help
+
+The help command displays system, application and program
+help files for A2osX.  Options include:
+
+    help help           - displays this help page
+    help adm            - general help on the A2osX Domain Manager
+	help adm enable     - help on the adm enable command
+	help ls             - help on the ls command
+	help sh             - general shell (bin/sh) help
+	help sh for         - help on the shell for command
+    help list           - displays a directory listing of help topics
+
diff --git a/HELP/helphelp.txt b/HELP/helphelp.txt
deleted file mode 100644
index f51f6457..00000000
--- a/HELP/helphelp.txt
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,167 +0,0 @@
-NEW
-  PREFIX
-AUTO 4,1
-                  A2osX Help Help
-BL
-The help command displays system, application and program
-help files for A2osX.  Options include:
-BL
-    help help           - displays this help page
-    help adm            - general help on the A2osX Domain Manager
-	help adm enable     - help on the adm enable command
-	help ls             - help on the ls command
-	help sh             - general shell (bin/sh) help
-	help sh for         - help on the shell for command
-    help list           - displays a directory listing of help topics
-BL
-MAN
-TEXT /MAKE/usr/share/help/help
-
-NEW
-  PREFIX
-AUTO 4,1
-                 A2osX Domain Manager Help
-BL
-ADM or the A2osX Domain Manager is a series of scripts you can use to 
-perform a variety of administrative functions on your A2osX system.  
-For help on any of the adm commands use the syntax help adm command
-For example you can do
-BL
-    help adm update
-	help adm enable
-	help adm app install
-BL
-MAN
-TEXT /MAKE/usr/share/help/adm
-
-NEW
-  PREFIX
-AUTO 4,1
-                      A2osX ADM Update Help
-BL
-The adm update command allows you to update your current A2osX installation
-to the latest build.  This command requires a properly installed, configured
-and running network infastructure.  Update will test that the update.a2osx.net
-server can be reached.  Update will then compare the currently running version
-with the latest version available on the update server.  
-BL
-The update process will install new system files, bins and even an updated
-version of ProDOS FX.  It will not change files in user home directories
-or configuration files stored in ./etc (other then updated the version file
-itself).
-BL	
-MAN
-TEXT /MAKE/usr/share/help/adm.help/update
-
-NEW
-  PREFIX
-AUTO 4,1
-                         A2osX Edit Help
-BL
-The edit command allows the user to interactively read and edit standard text
-files in A2osX.  If you do not specify a file name on the command line, you 
-will be prompted to enter one when you save your work (control-S).  Consult 
-the help screen below for a list of the special keys that can be used while 
-editing a file.
-BL
-A note for the touch typists!: While edit is not a word processor, it still is
-one of the most complex programs included in A2osX.  It does a lot!  A side 
-affect of this, and due to the lack of a keyboard buffer in the Apple //e, if
-you try to speed type while using EDIT some keystrokes may be dropped.  This
-is most noticeable when using the AppleWin emulator set to 1.0 speed.  
-Changing the emulator speed to at least 2.0 will significantly reduce or 
-eliminate the dropped keys.
-BL
-MAN
-TEXT /MAKE/usr/share/help/edit
-
-NEW
-  PREFIX
-AUTO 4,1
-           A2osX Shell (bin/sh) Special Keys
-BL
-While entering commands at the A2osX shell prompt, you can use the 
-following special keys to edit the command line:
-BL
-   Key                     Usage
------------  --------------------------------------------------------------
-DELETE       Deletes character to left of cursor, moves rest of line left
-Control-C    Erases entire command line
-Control-D    Exits Shell and if user Shell logs you out of your session
-Control-Z    Deletes character under the cursor
-Up Arrow     Displays previous command(s) from history.
-Down Arrow   Displays next command(s) from history.
-Left Arrow   Moves cursor to the left to edit current command
-Right Arrow  Moves cursor to the right to edit current command
-PAGE
-In addition to the editing keys above, you can use the following special
-keys while running scripts or executing commands:
-BL
-   Key                     Usage
------------   --------------------------------------------------------------
-Control-C     Interrupts running command or script
-Open Apple-0  Switches you to the console display
-Open Apple-1  Switches you to Virtual Terminals 1 through 8 if so configured
-  to OA-8
-Open Apple-9  Switches you to the GUI display if configured and started
-BL
-MAN
-TEXT /MAKE/usr/share/help/sh.help/keys
-
-NEW
-  PREFIX
-AUTO 4,1
-                A2osX Shell CD Command Help
-BL
-	cd <value>
-BL
-The cd command is used to change the current working directory. You must
-supply the cd command a valid relative or absolute path.  Examples of
-relative paths include subdir1 (a sub-directory in the current directory),
-../subdir2 (a sub-directory in the parent of the current directory), and
-subdir1/subdir3 ( a sub-directory in the sub-directory subdir1 of the current
-directory). An absolute path always begins with a / and includes the volume
-name of the disk drive to which change the current working directory such as
-/MYVOL1/var/logs (the sub-directory logs in the directory var on the disk
-with a volume label of MYVOL1).
-PAGE
-You can use the pwd command to display the current working directory if your
-prompt ($) does not automatically display it on the command line (the default,
-set in your PROFILE). The current working directory is used by the shell to
-look for scripts not located in one of the directories specified by $PATH or
-as the directory for reading and writing files when no path is provided by a
-command. For example, if you execute the ls command without arguments, ls
-assumes to list the files in the current working directory. Similarly, if
-you specify a file without a path, for example the command echo Hello >
-outfile, shell will place the file outfile in the current working directory.
-See the related popd and pushd commands. 
-BL
-MAN
-TEXT /MAKE/usr/share/help/sh.help/cd
-
-NEW
-  PREFIX
-AUTO 4,1
-A2osX ADM Update Help
-	
-MAN
-TEXT /MAKE/usr/share/help/x
-
-
-NEW
-  PREFIX
-AUTO 4,1
-A2osX ADM Update Help
-	
-MAN
-TEXT /MAKE/usr/share/help/x
-
-
-NEW
-  PREFIX
-AUTO 4,1
-A2osX ADM Update Help
-	
-MAN
-TEXT /MAKE/usr/share/help/x
-