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of the username for me and asks for the
password with the parenthesis and all).
One note: If the computer fills in an account name and then when a password is
tried it responds with a 'not valid account' message, it simply means that it
is a non-loginable files-only account which will be discussed later.
  While trying to gain access to a system, it is wise to use all the pre-login
resources avaiable. On versions 6.x these resources are virtualy nil but on the
older versions, one may sometimes find an incredible amount of help.  To
see what actual help is available, type:
  @HELP ?
Look for certain things like SECURITY and LOGINHELP.  If the system in use is
on a net, or for some reason the dialup number is not known but wanted, it can
sometimes be found in help files most commonly named DIAL, DIALUP(S), and
PHONES. So, to view them, simply type:
  @HELP DIALUPS
Or the name of whatever help file that is desired to be seen.
  The Information command is also a useful command, more fully