Reggie:

It is possible to execute many commands after the bye has been entered.  
Simply create a udc (maybe a cmd file) called bye.

The contents of the udc for the command bye is up to you.  This would be 
useful if you want to do statistics before the session terminates.

Olav.


Reggie Monroe wrote:

>Would anyone know how to execute a command after the a person enter they
>bye command in mpe.
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