Syntax: page <player> [with] <text> Sends a message to a connected player, telling them your location and <text>. Example: You type: page Doc with "What's up?" Doc sees: A page comes from Chatenoogah, with a message from Buggs. It reads, "What's up?" You see: Your message has been received. Technical note: When you page someone, you use *their* page messages. This means that your messages (the only ones you can set) are only invoked when other people page you. There are four page messages; thier functions are fairly obvious when one reads the default texts for each: @page_absent #1823 is {"A page daemon comes swapping along, and takes your message.", "It comes back, telling you that %1 is asleep at the moment."} @page_origin #1823 is {"A page-daemon comes swapping along from %n~l, with a message from %n.", "It reads: \"%1\""} @page_echo #1823 is "A page-daemon comes swapping along, and takes your message." @page_refused #1823 is "%1 is not currently accepting pages, sorry." Related help topics: whisper -- Talking privately to someone in the same room @messages -- How to change messages (including page) communication -- General info on communicating with other players
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