KoF0.70/
KoF0.70/datafiles/old_datafiles/
KoF0.70/helpfiles/
KoF0.70/miscfiles/
KoF0.70/motds/motd1/
KoF0.70/motds/motd2/
KoF0.70/socfiles/
KoF0.70/textfiles/
KoF0.70/textfiles/adminfiles/
KoF0.70/userfiles/
KoF0.70/userfiles/friends/
KoF0.70/userfiles/historys/
KoF0.70/userfiles/macros/
KoF0.70/userfiles/mail/
KoF0.70/userfiles/profiles/
KoF0.70/userfiles/rooms/
KoF0.70/userfiles/userfiles/
KoF0.70/userfiles/userfiles/friends/
KoF0.70/userfiles/userfiles/historys/
KoF0.70/userfiles/userfiles/macros/
KoF0.70/userfiles/userfiles/mail/
KoF0.70/userfiles/userfiles/profiles/
KoF0.70/userfiles/userfiles/reminders/
KoF0.70/userfiles/userfiles/rooms/
KoF0.70/userfiles/userfiles/xgcoms/
KoF0.70/userfiles/xgcoms/
~OLCommand :~RS set
~OLUsage   :~RS set [<attribute> [<property>]]

Allows you to set certain attributes that will be shown when someone uses the
"ustat" command on you.  By omitting the <attribute> you will display the
current settings of your attributes, and also a description of what the
attributes mean.  Some attributes are a toggle between on and off, and others
require you entering a <property>.  Use ".set show" to show what attirbutes
you are able to change via the set command.  You can also see detailed info
by using .help set_show for the list of other help files for the set command.