There is noting you need to do to receive them unless you have something filtering them.
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You only need to find forwarding partners willing to receive them from you for further forwarding or distribution.?? Then create a route to forward them.
If a fowarding partner agrees to accept NTS messages from you then put NTS* in the AT column of his forwarding record.
If a fowarding partner agrees to accept only NTS messages to TX (for example) enter NTSTX in that partners record.
If you have a forwarding partner that 'delivers' only to zip code 77356 (for example) enter 77356 in the TO column of that partner.
Wild cards work, so if he says he will deliver any zip starting with 773 then enter 773*
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But, you need to find a forwarding partner will to accept ALL NTS messages to start with and use the NTS* form to begin with so that no NTS message will be stuck on your BBS with nowhere to go.
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Local users can create and post NTS message to your BBS.? They just need to address them properly so that they are type T messages and not a NTS Form within a personal or bulletin message.
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73,
Mark, N5MDT
Montgomery, Texas
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