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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; This is where your registration key goes. If you have no
- ; registration key, just put in anything. The program will simply
- ; display an unregistered at the program start and pause for a couple
- ; of seconds
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- ;KEY 0
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; This keyword determines what sort of BBS software you are running.
- ; Presently, it can be either Maximus, Lora, SBBS or generic (case
- ; insensitive) and it defaults to Maximus.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- BBS_TYPE Maximus
- ;BBS_TYPE lora
- ;BBS_TYPE SBBS
- ;BBS_TYPE GENERIC
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Command line for running you file management utility. For Maximus,
- ; this is either fbp.exe or fb.exe. For Lora, the utility is
- ; filidx.exe and the command line must include the index file that you
- ; wish to update. Note that this utility is only run on the areas
- ; that have been modified. If you do not modify any areas, this
- ; utility will not be run.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- fbp d:\max\fbp
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- ;use the next one for a Lora BBS setup, replacing fileidx.idx with the
- ;*.idx file you want to update
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- ;fbp g:\lora\fileidx.exe fileidx.idx
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; This keyword tells MaxFile/PM whether to run the File Database utility
- ; when exiting. Again, it will only be run on the modified areas and
- ; if none have been modified, then it will not be run (no reason to
- ; do so...)
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- AutoFB yes
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ;Your BBS system directory
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- BBSdir d:\max
- ;BBSdir h:\lora
- ;BBSdir g:\sbbs
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Location of a temporary directory where work can be done
- ; (re-archiving files, virus scanning...). The environment variable
- ; TMP is first used. If it is not defined, then this directory will be
- ; used. If that is not defined, subdirectories will be made beneath
- ; the directory from which MaxFile/2 was executed.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- TempDir d:\temp
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; location of the file area system information. For Maximus sysops,
- ; this is your area.dat file. For Lora BBS's, this is the sysfile.dat
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- sysinfo d:\max\area.dat
- ;sysinfo h:\lora\sysfile.dat
- ;sysinfo g:\sbbs\flsearch.bbs
- ;sysinfo generic.cfg
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ;defaults for displaying file date, size, and wrapping
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- Date yes
- size yes
- wrap YES
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; areas with which window1 and window 2 will open
- ; The numbers come from the area.dat. If you are not sure, it will
- ; default to areas 0 and 1. Then chose "a" from the main window and
- ; select your areas. The number from those areas can be inserted
- ; here.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- Window1area 0
- Window2area 24
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Command for viewing GIF files. It is assumed that the .GIF is taken
- ; as argument 1 of the commandline
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- GIF joeview
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Command for viewing JPG files. It is assumed that the .JPG is taken
- ; as argument 1 of the commandline
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- JPG joeview
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Command for viewing BMP files. It is assumed that the .BMP is taken
- ; as argument 1 of the commandline
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- bmp joeview
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Command for viewing PCX files. It is assumed that the .PCX is taken
- ; as argument 1 of the commandline
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- PCX joeview
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Command for viewing TIF files. It is assumed that the .TIF is taken
- ; as argument 1 of the commandline
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- TIF joeview
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Command for viewing TXT files. It is assumed that the .TXT is taken
- ; as argument 1 of the commandline
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- TXT e
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; The following keyword determines the priority level of the
- ; re-archiver. If it is set to YES, the priority of the re-archiving
- ; is set to Idle, delta 1. If it is set to NO, the priority of the
- ; re-archiving is set to Normal, delta 0. The default is YES
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- LowPriRearchive YES
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; When adopting files, you can define here the description that you
- ; want given to the files. If you do not give one, a default
- ; description will be given for you
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- DefDescription I don't know what this file is
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; An External virus scanner can be used. The expected format for this
- ; command is that the scanner is run, taking a directory on the
- ; command line and all files in that directory will be scanned. The
- ; return code is expected to be 0 if no virii are found and non-zero
- ; otherwise. The example here is for Ann Mcafee's oscan. The
- ; scanner is run in a separate session so you can watch it's progress.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- VirusCheck os2scan /nopause /report c:\cprog\maxfile\virscan.log
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; All archivers are assumed to take the first argument as the
- ; archive and the following as the files to be added (for archiving)
- ; This should work for most of you. I am not sure if DOS archivers
- ; will work. If you use one, let me know of your success or lack
- ; thereof.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ;commands for archiving .zip files
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- zip_extract unzip -x -o -U
- zip_add zip -9 -r
- zip_list unzip -v
- zip_test unzip -t
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ;commands for archiving .arj files
- ;commands for archiving .arj files
- ;
- ; NOTE: Your ARJ utility MUST be able to accept filenames on the command
- ; line for it to work with MaxFile/PM. If your's doesn't, FREQ the
- ; file UNARJ241.ZIP from me. This version of UNARJ supports filenames
- ; on the command line.
- ;
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- arj_extract unarj e
- arj_add
- arj_list unarj l
- arj_test unarj t
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ;commands for archiving .lzh files
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- lh_extract lh x
- lh_add lh a
- lh_list lh l
- lh_test lh t
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ;Commands for archiving .arc files
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- arc_extract arc x
- arc_add arc a
- arc_list arc l
- arc_test arc v
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ;The following key word describes whether or not to touch (update the
- ;filedates on any files that are adopted. Choice of YES or NO.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- touch_adoptee YES
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- ; This comment says whether or not to wrap the comments when they are
- ; displayed. They will follow this keyword, no matter how the rest of
- ; the window is displayed. You will still be able to edit them, they
- ; just will not be wrapped. The default is NO
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- WrapComments NO
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- ; The following config variable describes whether or not to
- ; automatically adopt orphans when reading in a new file list.
- ; The default is no. If it is yes, then whenever the area for a
- ; window is changed, all orphans are adopted.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- AutoAdopt NO
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ;File extensions to adopt. Maximum of 25, (three characters only!!!)
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- adopt zip
- adopt cmd
- adopt lzh
- adopt arc
- adopt arj
- adopt exe
- adopt bmp
- adopt jpg
- adopt gif
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Here you can specify the colors of many features of MaxFile/2.
- ;
- ; ColourName describes the colour of the name in the file list
- ; ColourReadOnly describes the colour of read only or offline file
- ; names in the file list
- ; ColourOffline describes the colour in which the file name in which
- ; off-line files will appear
- ; ColourSize describes the colour of the size in the file list
- ; ColourDate describes the colour of the date in the file list
- ; ColourDesc describes the colour of the file description in the
- ; file list
- ; ColourHighlight describes the background color for the highlighted
- ; selection
- ; ColourComment describes the colour in which the word "comment" (for
- ; comment lines) appears
- ;
- ; Possible colours are BLACK (not recommended), RED, BLUE, MAGENTA,
- ; WHITE, GREEN, CYAN, BROWN, and YELLOW. It is not case sensitive but
- ; that never hurts. The default (if no colour is given) is WHITE
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- ColourName BLUE
- ColourReadOnly CYAN
- ColourSize MAGENTA
- ColourDate GREEN
- ColourDesc RED
- ColourHighlight YELLOW
- ColourComment RED
- ColourOffline BROWN
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Set the following keyword to YES if you want MaxFile/2 to ignore
- ; extenstions when searching for duplicate files.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- DupIgnoreExtension YES
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Set the following keyword to YES if you want MaxFile/2 to display
- ; dates in mm/dd/yy form. Set it to no to get dd/mm/yy form.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- American_date YES
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; If your BBS supports extended descriptions that are identified by
- ; placing a special character at the start of a line following a file
- ; name in the files.bbs, place that character here. Otherwise, leave
- ; this line commented out. Note that the special character cannot be
- ; a space or a dash ('-')
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- ; ExtendedDesc >
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Due to popular demand, maxfile will now open either with two
- ; horizontal windows or two vertical windows. Set the following
- ; config variable to YES if you prefer the windows to be split
- ; vertically or set it to NO if you prever horizontal windows.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- VerticalWindows NO
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; For information on the structure for macros, see the documentation.
- ; Two examples have been provided for you, the first extracts any file
- ; like read.me, readme.txt or readme and then runs the 'e' editor on
- ; that file. The second macro asks for a directory and the extracts
- ; the marked file to that directory.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- Macro2 getreadm.cmd
- Macro3 extr2dir.cmd
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- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; The following commands configure the file_id.diz extractor.
- ; Externaledit is the command line for running an external editor on
- ; the description rather than the built in editor. If
- ; strip_high_ascii is set to YES, then all of the high ascii
- ; characters in the file_id.diz will be changed to spaces and
- ; removed. If set to no, then they will be left alone.
- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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- ;externaledit e.exe
- strip_high_ascii NO