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PCBFRE PCBoard Dynamic File Ratio Enforcer A PCBoard Post/Call Ratio Enforcer Post/Download Ratio Enforcer Files Ratio Enforcer Bytes Ratio Enforcer Time/Byte Bank Bytes Per Message Reward Version 2.0 (30-March-1992) PCBFRE20.ZIP For use with PCBoard Versions 14.5+ Copyright 1991, 1992 Geoffrey Sy ALL RIGHTS RESERVED This program is supported by: Geoffrey Sy 51 Wyatt Walk Toronto, Ontario Canada M5A 3T3 Support BBS: The GRAFIX Connection HST: (416) 287-9002 2400: (416) 286-8734 Best time to call: 5:30 - 9:00 am E.S.T. ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ TABLE OF CONTENTS │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Introduction .................................................... 3 Installation .................................................... 3 Edit PCBoard's PWRD ........................................ 3 Using FRESM ................................................ 3 Edit PCBFRE's Configuration ................................ 4 Edit PCBFRE Ratio table .................................... 5 The Ratio System Examples .................................. 6 Edit Bank Limits ........................................... 7 Edit PCBoard's Door Security File .......................... 7 Edit PCBFRE Door Script file ............................... 8 PCBFRE Command line options ................................ 8 Trial Run .................................................. 9 Edit FRETEXT ............................................... 9 PCBFRE's Display Files ................................. 4, 10 PCBFRE Display Files Substitution Variables ............... 10 PCBFRE banking features ................................... 11 Program Capabilities............................................ 12 Security/Language specific display files .................. 12 Non-Standard COM Ports .................................... 12 Session Logging ........................................... 12 Multi-Tasking/Node Support ................................ 12 Network, File Sharing Support ............................. 12 SysOp Function Keys ....................................... 13 Error Codes ................................................ 13, 14 Problem Report Procedure .................................. 14 Support/Registrations........................................... 15 Disclaimers/Copyrights/Credits ................................. 16 ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ INTRODUCTION │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ PCB File Ratio Enforcer was created to compliment PCBoard's lack of ratio enforcement. PCBFRE is a door for PCBoard 14.5+ to enforce the available download bytes based on download/upload, post/call, post/download ratios. Some enhanced features include bytes reward for message posts and a unique time/byte banking system. ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ PROGRAM INSTALLATION/OPERATION │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Step #1: ======= Edit PCBoard's PWRD file and set daily download bytes to 0 for the security levels to be enforced with PCBFRE. This step is required to stop PCBoard from giving the user any bytes. When PCBFRE is used, PCBFRE calculates the amount of bytes the user is allowed to receive based on his ratios. Step #2: ======== Edit PCBFRE's configuration file. The one included in this archive is called PCBFRE.CNF. Please use FRESM to edit this file. The command line for starting FRESM is: FRESM PCBFRE.CNF C:\PCB │ │ │ └┤ PCBoard System directory │ └─────────┤ Name of CNF file FRESM will create a configuration file if one does not already exist. The location of your PCBoard Systems directory is required for FRESM to obtain the colour and text editor configuration from PCBSM.CNF and PCBSM.CLR. There are 3 options on the main menu: A - Edit Configuration File B - Edit PCBFRE Security Table C - Edit Banking Data File ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Option A: Edits PCBFRE's configuration file options. 1. ║ BBS Name: Simple Solutions Software 2. ║ Registration # 0 ║ 3. ║ Use slow BIOS comm driver (Y/N): N ║ 4. ║ NORMAL display file : NORMAL 5. ║ FILES/BYTES EXCEEDED display file: FILES 6. ║ MESSAGE EXCEEDED display file : MSGS 7. ║ RATIO NOT ENFORCED display file : EXEMPT ║ 8. ║ FRE Bank Welcome display file : WELCOME 9. ║ FRE Bank Goodbye display file : GOODBYE 10. ║ FRE Bank Help display file : HELP 11. ║ FRE Bank Menu display file : MENU 1. This is where you enter your BBS name. If you have registered PCBFRE, this must be the same as the BBS name entered in PCBoard. 2. The registration code you receive when you register PCBFRE. 3. This tells PCBFRE how to communicate with your modem. Older PCs and not 99%+ MS-DOS compatible machines such as Tandy and alike may need to set this to Y. The setting for the majority of PCs is N. If one setting doesn't work on your PC, the other might. 4. This text file will be displayed when the user's ratio is within normal limit. 5. This text file will be displayed when the user's files or bytes ratio has been exceeded. 6. This text file will be displayed when the user's messages ratio has been exceeded. 7. This text file will be displayed when the user's ratios are not being enforced by PCBFRE. 8. This file will be displayed when the user enters the bank. 9. This file will be displayed when the user exits the bank. 10. This file explains the commands in the bank. The '?' or 'H' command will display it. 11. The list of commands and short explanations for the bank. ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Option B: -------- This option edits PCBFRE's Security levels table. This is where the ratio options for the security levels are controlled. 1. ║ Security Level ....... 60 2. ║ Bytes Ratio .......... 3.00 3. ║ Files Ratio .......... 4.00 4. ║ Message Ratio ........ 7.00 5. 6.║ Maximum Daily Limit .. 204800 Enforce Daily (Y/N)? N 7. ║ Base Baud Rate ....... 0 8. 9.║ Bytes per Message .... 1024 Enforce Daily (Y/N)? N 10. ║ Bank Daily Time Limit ...... 30 11. ║ Bank Maximum Time Bal ...... 60 12. ║ Bank Daily Bytes Limit ..... 102400 1. The security level to be enforced. 2. The number of bytes the user may download for each byte uploaded. 3. The number of file the user may download for each file uploaded. 4. The number of calls or downloads the user may make for each message left. 5. The maximum byte limit the user may download per session. Set it to 0 if you don't want the user to download. 6. When this is set to Y, the maximum limit (item 5) is only calculated on the first call. 7. Similar to PCBoard's base baud rate setting. When set, the maximum daily limit will be adjusted according to the user's connect baud rate. 8. The number of bytes given to the user for each message post. 9. This setting decides when to reward the message posts. When set to Y PCBFRE will only reward the user once per day. When the N setting is used, the bytes are rewarded every time PCBFRE detects a new message post. 10. The number of minutes the user may withdraw per day. 11. Then maximum number of minutes allowed in the account. 12. The number of bytes the user may withdraw per day. ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ THE RATIO SYSTEM │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ The illustration on the previous page translates to the following: Bytes ratio: 3:1 Files ratio: 4:1 Messages ratio: 7:1 Session limit: 200K BPM reward: 1K Bank balance limit: 60 minutes Bank daily limit: 30 minutes Bytes withdrawal limit: 100K Users with security level 60 may download 3 bytes for each byte they upload up to a maximum of 200K per session. For every 4 files they download they must upload one file. They must post 1 message every 7 calls and are given 1K for each message they post. All ratios and rewards are recalculated each time PCBFRE is executed. Baud rate is not taken into account. Let's take a look at another example. This one is for those SysOps who value message participation than files: Bytes ratio: 1:1 Files ratio: 0:0 Messages ratio: 1:1 Session limit: 200K BPM reward: 5K Users are required to upload 1 byte for each byte they download up to a maximum of 200K per session. They must post a message each call and are given 5K for each message post. If the 1:1 post/call ratio system cause the phone line to be free all the time, the post/download ratio system may be the answer. Use the command line switch /POSTDL to enable this. For BBSes where bytes don't count much, such as systems specialized in game cheats, un-protects, docs: Bytes ratio: 0:0 Files ratio: 1:1 Messages ratio: 0:0 Session limit: 100K Users are required to upload one file for each one downloaded. After every 100K downloads, they must recalculate their ratio. ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Option C: -------- This option edits PCBFRE's banking data file. Use this function to modify information in the banking data file. 1. ║ Name ................. GEOFFREY SY 2. ║ Account balance ...... 200 3. ║ Date withdraw time ... 03-09-92 4. ║ Amount withdrew .... 10 ║ 5. ║ Date withdraw bytes .. 03-09-92 6. ║ Bytes withdrew ..... 0 ║ 7. ║ Date of BPM reward ... 03-09-92 8. ║ BPM message pointer .. 4 1. The account holder's name 2. The current time balance 3. Date when time was withdrawn 4. Amount withdrew on that date (item 3) 5. Date when bytes were withdrawn 6. Number of bytes withdrawn on that date (item 5) 6. Date when Bytes/Message reward was given 8. Number of messages the user posted at that point in time. Step #3: ======= Setup PCBFRE as a PCBoard Door. Load up PCBSetup, go to edit door security file and add the following line: USER DOOR Filename Password Sec Login SYS SYS Shell Path to DOOR files ════════ ════════ ═══ ═════ ════ ════ ═════ ══════════════════ PCBFRE 0 Y Y N Y The Autologin and Shell options are optional. If you run more than one autologin program, you may want to combine all of them into one script file. PCBFRE requires about 128K to operate. Make sure you have enough memory if you want PCBoard to shell to PCBFRE. The USERS.SYS option must be set to Y or PCBFRE won't work! ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 The following is your typical PCBoard door script file. The one included in this package is named "PCBFRE". REM Door script for PCBFRE - PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer. %PCBDRIVE% CD \PCB\FRE PCBFRE PCBFRE.CNF %PCBDRIVE%%PCBDIR% /POSTDL /NEW:204800:1:1 CD %PCBDIR% IF (%INPCB%)==(Y) EXIT BOARD Here's the explanation of PCBFRE's command line: PCBFRE PCBFRE.CNF C:\PCB /POSTDL /NEW:204800:1:1 │ │ │ │ │ │ │ └─┤ Award new user with │ │ │ │ starting bytes, files, │ │ │ │ and messages │ │ │ │ │ └─────────┤ Enforce post/download │ │ │ instead of post/call │ │ │ └──────────────┤ Location of your PCBoard │ │ Node directory │ └────────────────────────┤ Pathname of PCBFRE's │ configuration file The first two (2) options on the command are a must, the rest are optional. Available command line options: /STRICT - This option tells PCBFRE to enforce strict ratios. Normally a user does not consider exceeded his post/calls ratios unless he downloads. With the strict rule in effect, downloads are not used when determining post/calls ratio. This will mean if the user uploaded nothing and/or posted no messages, he is considered exceeding his post/calls and files ratios. /POSTDL - This tells PCBFRE to enforce "Messages Post/Files Download" Ratio instead of the normal Messages Post/Calls Ratio. /$$LOGOFF - This tells PCBFRE to run your $$LOGOFF.BAT file before clearing out the PCBOARD.SYS when a user logs off inside the bank. ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 /NEW:204800:1:1 - This tells PCBFRE to give new users some │ │ │ upload credits. │ │ │ │ │ └──────────────────┤ The number of message │ │ │ posts to give new users │ │ │ └────────────────────┤ The number of uploaded │ │ files to give new users │ └────────────────────────┤ The number of uploaded │ bytes to give new users New users affected by the /NEW option must meet the following criteria: Files Uploaded and Downloaded = 0 Bytes Uploaded and Downloaded = 0 User's security level must exist in PCBFRE's ratio table That's all that's needed. The line "IF (%INPCB%)==(Y) EXIT" is used to exit from shelled doors. If you don't run PCBFRE as a shelled door then you may remove it. Step #4: ======== TRIAL RUN. If you have a runtime error please check the runtime error codes in this document. Step #5: ======== FRETEXT contains 2 lines of text. The first line is displayed when a new user is awarded "Start-Up" bytes/files. The second line is displayed when a user receives "Bytes Per Message" reward. You may use the macro %\FILE to display external text files. In addition to the macros listed on the next page, the following macros are also available: Available when "Bytes Per Message" are awarded: @BPMREWARD@ Bytes rewarded for new messages posted @BPMPOSTS@ Messages posted qualified for BPM reward Available when new user "Start-Up" bytes are awarded: @NEWBYTES@ New users bytes awarded @NEWFILES@ New users files awarded @NEWMSGS@ New users messages awarded ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 All external display files may be edited to your own taste to match the theme of your BBS. See below (PROGRAM CAPABILITIES) if you want to create language-specific or security-level-specific displays. From FRESM, press F2 to edit the non-colored version and F3 to edit the ANSI version. All ASCII, ANSI and IBM graphics characters are supported in the display files. You can use all PCBoard's @X## colour codes as well as the following variables: @MSGRATIO@ SysOp set # of calls allowed per post @FILERATIO@ SysOp set # of files download per upload @BYTERATIO@ SysOp set # of bytes download per upload @ADJBYTES@ Adjusted download bytes available @MSGLEFT@ Messages user has left/uploaded to PCBoard @MSGREAD@ Message user has read/downloaded from PCBoard @BPMBYTES@ Bytes per message in the ratio table @EARNEDBYTES@ The maximum bytes the user has earned $B$ modem open baud rate $C$ connect bps same as @BPS@ $CLREOL$ clear to end of line $DEFAULT$ the default color $N$ port number 0=local, 1..4 $NODE$ current node number $NONSTOP$ display the rest of the file non-stop $SYSOP$ sysop name $TIME$ daily time limit in minutes @BEEP@ beep speaker, control-g @BOARDNAME@ the name of your BBS @BPS@ estimated connect bps @CITY@ city and state of caller (all caps) @CLS@ clear screen @DATAPHONE@ caller's business/data phone number @DLBYTES@ total bytes downloaded - all calls @DLFILES@ total files downloaded - all calls @EVENT@ time of next scheduled event @EXPDATE@ subscription expiration date @FIRST@ first name of the user @HOMEPHONE@ caller voice phone number @LASTDATEON@ last date on (mm-dd-yy format) @LASTTIMEON@ last time on (hh:mm format) @NUMTIMESON@ number of times on system @SECURITY@ users current security level incl. conf. add. @SYSDATE@ host date in (mm-dd-yy format) @SYSTIME@ host system in (hh:mm format) @TIMELEFT@ time remaining that call incl. all credits @TIMELIMIT@ time allowed from PWRD file @TIMEUSED@ minutes used since logon @UPBYTES@ total bytes uploaded - all calls @UPFILES@ total files uploaded - all calls @USER@ complete name of the caller @WAIT@ force a "press enter to continue" prompt ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ BANKING FEATURE │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ If you want to activate the banking feature, just create a separate door script and use the /BANK switch on the command line. The sample door script for the bank is included in the archive as BANK. The content of the script follows: @ECHO OFF rem PCBFRE - PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer - BANKING FUNCTIONS %PCBDRIVE% CD \DOORS\PCBFRE PCBFRE PCBFRE.CNF %PCBDIR% /BANK CD %PCBDIR% IF (%INPCB%)==(Y) EXIT BOARD The time bank feature in PCBFRE is just your ordinary time bank system, it allows deposits and withdraws. The bytes bank is unique. It was designed to encourage uploads, instead of allowing users to stockpile their bytes left-over from their daily limits. With this banking system, the more the users upload the more bytes they'll have to withdraw. For users with bytes ratios not enforced, when bytes are withdrawn, the amount equal to the user's ratio is taken from the user's total upload to increase the user's bytes available for the day. These users' bank ratio is determined by the last security level read. The security levels are sorted in descending order, so the last level read would be the lowest level. Since the lowest level allowed is 0, you may use that to determine the bank bytes ratio for those users. For example: A user with a 4:1 bank ratio withdraws 100K from the bank. This is how the 100K would be calculated: Each upload byte is worth 4 download bytes, so 100K download bytes would require 25K upload bytes. 100K / 4 = 25K 25K is then subtracted from the total upload and 100K is added to the bytes available. For users with bytes ratios enforced, the bank will calculate the proper amount they may withdraw without exceeding their ratios. ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ PROGRAM CAPABILITIES │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ PCBFRE is a standard ProKit door. Some of its features include: + Security-level / Language specific display files: To activate this feature, replace the first 3 letters of the menu name with the security level. For level 60, NORMAL becomes 060MAL For language specific menu, let say French just add the extension as specified in PCBoard. For French (.FRE), NORMAL becomes NORMAL.FRE Add level specific and it becomes 060MAL.FRE + Support for non-standard COM ports COM3 - COM8. If the door doesn't work with your COM port you may set the following environment variables: SET COMBASE=nnnn Sets the base I/O address (in DECIMAL) for non-standard COM ports. SET COMIRQ=n Sets the IRQ level for non-standard COM ports. + Support for Multi-Nodes. + Support for Baud Rates up to 115200 bps. + Complete session logging. Everything the user sees can be captured in a session log. This is enabled by adding SET PRODEBUG=ON to the door script; output will be logged to DEBUG.OUT. + Operation under DoubleDOS, TaskView or DesqView is fully supported. The door will give up idle time to speed the other partition. If screen bleedthrough or background lockups occur, you may need to add the environment statement SET OVCRT=ON before executing the door. This disables direct screen write. + Automatic network file sharing is implemented on all system files. The door has been tested under LanTastic, Novell, NTNX and other true networks. ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 + Sysop function keys supported are: F2 .... Lockout current user F3 .... Toggle printer logging F4 .... Toggle operator page bell F5 .... Shell to DOS while caller is online F7 .... Toggle alarm beeps F8 .... Force immediate logoff and hangup F9 .... Toggle local display F10 . .. Chat with user ALT-B .. Debug/display memory and overlay information ALT-I .. File input during message entry and CHAT ALT-F .. File capture of all displays ALT-M .. Node status display ALT-N .. Sysop on-next ALT-P .. Print complete session ALT-X .. Sysop dos-exit next UP ... Increase online time DOWN ... Decrease online time PgUp ... Display comments from user file PgDn ... Display phone numbers, password HOME ... Listing available functions SHIFT .. F1..F10 . Sysop macro keys defined in PCBSETUP ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ERROR CODES │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Error Class Description 2 DOS: File not found (Check command line) 3 DOS: Path not found 4 DOS: Too many open files (Check CONFIG.SYS) 5 DOS: File access denied 6 DOS: Bad file handle 12 DOS: Bad file access code 16 DOS: Can't remove current dir 15 DOS: Bad drive number 100 I/O: Disk read error 101 I/O: Disk write error 102 I/O: File not assigned 103 I/O: File not open 104 I/O: File not open for input 105 I/O: File not open for output 106 I/O: Bad numeric format (Check numbers in .CNF) 150 CRITICAL: Disk is write-protected 151 CRITICAL: Unknown unit 152 CRITICAL: Drive not ready 153 CRITICAL: Unknown command 154 CRITICAL: CRC error in data ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 156 CRITICAL: Disk seek error 157 CRITICAL: Unknown media type 158 CRITICAL: Sector not found 159 CRITICAL: Printer out of paper 160 CRITICAL: Device write fault 161 CRITICAL: Device read fault 162 CRITICAL: Network or Hardware failure 200 FATAL: Division by zero 201 FATAL: Range check 202 FATAL: Stack overflow 203 FATAL: Heap overflow 204 FATAL: Bad pointer operation 205 FATAL: Floating point overflow 206 FATAL: Floating point underflow 207 FATAL: Bad floating point operation. Check to make sure all the numeric values in the PCBFRE security table are of reasonable value. Large numbers and negative numbers will cause this error. 208 FATAL: Overlay Manager not initialized ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ PROBLEM REPORTS │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ If you need to report a problem, please capture the session using DOS environment variable "SET PRODEBUG=ON". The ouput file called "DEBUG.OUT" will be in the same directory that PCBFRE is executed from. Depending on the node, the file will be named "DEBUG#.OUT" where # is the node number. Please include this file as well as the USERS.SYS file in use during that session and a thorough explanation of the problem encountered. Please ZIP these files up and send it to my support BBS. ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ SUPPORT/REGISTRATION │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ If you have any questions, bugs, comments or suggestions, please contact me. I may be reached on the PCBoard conference on NANet, City2City(tm), Intelec(tm), and other networks. I can also be reach on my support BBS or by snail-mail to the above address. Registered users may contact me using the voice number in the registration document. Since this is user supported software, I don't expect you to register if you don't like it or if it doesn't meet your needs. Just stop using it after a reasonable trial period (2-3 weeks). The program is not crippled in any way, there is only a short delay at the start/exit of the program to remind the user that the copy is un-registered. If you like the program and use it regularly, please register it. The registration cost is a one-time fee of $20.00. With the registration you'll receive unlimited voice support and upgrades. Your registration encourages further development, enhancement and my continued support of the product. Please send your registration in the form of a Money Order, Personal Cheque, or Cashier's Cheque to the above address. ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ REGISTRATION OPTIONS │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ 1 - Your registration information will be left in a message on my support BBS. You'll need to scan conference 3 for it. 2 - I'll upload the latest copy with the registration information to your BBS. If you're long distance, please add appropriate cost to cover a long-distance call. 3 - You'll receive the latest version on a disk by snail-mail. Please add appropriate costs to cover disk and mailing cost. 4 - I'll send your registration information in a first class letter. No additional cost is required. 5 - You may drop by my home to pick up the registration. Please let me know in advance. I live in a rough neighborhood, so watch yourself if you really must pick up the registration in person. A few has dropped by so far and have escaped safely with their registrations. ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ CREDITS │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Thanks to Jeff Leung: For the great job of providing his time and resources on The GRAFIX Connection to support PCBFRE and my other programming efforts. I'd also like to thank him waking me up at 4:00 am in the morning everytime he thought he had found a bug in PCBFRE. Thanks to Stew Francis, Shaun Gallant, Kerry Kostner, Terry Wilson, Dennis Kaczor, Leonard Lada: For all the ideas, suggestions, bug reports, and beta testing during the beta cycle. Without the help of these individuals, I wouldn't have been able to find and squash those nasty little bugs running loose inside PCBFRE. Thanks guys, for the help, patience, and support. Thanks to all registered users of PCBFRE for the continued support. Without such support, PCBFRE wouldn't be where it is today. ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ STANDARD DISCLAIMERS/COPYRIGHTS │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ This program is provided on an "AS IS" basis. No warranty of any kind is expressed or implied. YOU USE THIS PROGRAM AT YOUR OWN RISK. I take no responsibility for any damage caused directly or indirectly from the use or the inability to use this program. ProKit & Pro* Utilities - Copyrighted: Samuel Smith - The Tool Shop PCBoard - Copyrighted: Clarke Development Company Other - Copyrighted: Respected Owners ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PCBoard File Ratio Enforcer v2.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16