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- │░░▒▒▓▓│ RGLSTCLR v1.2 - 07/27/92 - Renegade last caller │▓▓▒▒░░│
- │░░▒▒▓▓│ Copyright (c) 1992 by Chris Woodward. All rights reserved. │▓▓▒▒░░│
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- Description
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- RGLSTCLR creates a file in Renegade's miscellaneous path as
- defined in the Renegade.dat file. This file is named whatever
- is passed to it on the command line or LOGON1.MSG by default.
- The file it generates using everything specified in its
- configuration file, RGLSTCLR.CFG. It reads information from the
- LASTON.DAT file and generates the file.
-
- Disclaimer
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- This program is guarenteed to do nothing but take up space on
- your disk. I use it on my system and it works without and
- problems. As the saying goes, "If it breaks, you have the
- pieces."
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- Usage
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- RGLSTCLR needs to know the location of Renegade main directory.
- So in order to find it, RGLSTCLR.EXE should be placed in the
- same directory as the Renegade.dat file, or it may use the an
- enviromental variable called RGBBS. In the case using the
- enviromental variable it should be defined as:
-
- SET RGBBS = C:\RG\
-
- Note the trailing backslash, this is required or it will cause a
- runtime error. Usage of RGLSTCLR is simple. The command line is
- defined as follows:
-
- C:\RG> RGLSTCLR.EXE [Filename.ext]
-
- [Filename.ext] is the file name of the file generated by
- RGLSTCLR. If no file name is given, it will use LOGON1.MSG.
- The file generated, no matter what the name is will be placed in
- Renegade's miscellaneous path per defined in the Renegade.dat
- file.
-
- In addition to the Renegade.dat file and the Laston.dat file,
- RGLSTCLR also uses a configuration file named RGLSTCLR.CFG.
- It's structure is as follows:
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- Line 01 : Color attribute for character in upper left corner of box.
- Line 02 : Character used in upper left corner of box.
- Line 03 : Color attribute for character in upper row of box.
- Line 04 : Character used in upper row of box.
- Line 05 : Color attribute for character in upper right corner of box.
- Line 06 : Character used in upper right corner of box.
- Line 07 : Color attribute for character in left row of box.
- Line 08 : Character used in left row of box.
- Line 09 : Color attribute for character in right row of box.
- Line 10 : Character used in right row of box.
- Line 11 : Color attribute for character in lower left corner of box.
- Line 12 : Character used in lower left corner of box.
- Line 13 : Color attribute for character in lower row of box.
- Line 14 : Character used in lower row of box.
- Line 15 : Color attribute for character in lower right corner of box.
- Line 16 : Character used in lower right corner of box.
- Line 17 : Color attribute for "You just missed ..." string.
- Line 18 : Title string above box (ie - "You just missed ...")
- Line 19 : Color attribute for "System caller" string
- Line 20 : Title string for system caller area (ie - "System caller")
- Line 21 : Color attribute for system caller information
- Line 22 : Color attribute for "User" string
- Line 23 : Title string for user area (ie - "User")
- Line 24 : Color attribute for user information
- Line 25 : Color attribute for "Calling from" string
- Line 26 : Title string for calling from area (ie - "Calling from")
- Line 27 : Color attribute for calling from information
- Line 28 : Color attribute for "Logged on at" string
- Line 29 : Title string for logged on at area (ie - "Logged on at")
- Line 30 : Color attribute for logged on at information
- Line 31 : Color attribute for seperation character
- Line 32 : Seperation character
- Line 33 : Clear the screen before showing last caller information?
- Line 34 : Pause after showing last caller information?
- Line 35 : Margin from left side of screen
-
- Looking at the the configuration file that came with RGLSTCLR
- and the example LOGON1.MSG file will help your further
- understand how to use the RGLSTCLR.CFG file. I have set it up a
- way that I like, you by no means have to keep it that way, I am
- sure that there are other configurations that would make it look
- even better.
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- Bugs / Problems
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- If there are any problems or bugs that happen to show, please
- inform me. You can find me on my own BBS:
-
- Infinity, (412)492-0118 as Sureality #1
- 300/1200/2400/4800/9600/14.4k (v.32b/v.42b/MNP)
- 1:129/152@FidoNet / 85:863/302@ITCNet
-
- Or just post a message on the Renegade echo to Chris Woodward,
- and I will reply as quickly as I can. Any suggestions for any
- future release would be greatly appreciated.
-
- ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- │░░▒▒▓▓│ RGLSTCLR v1.2 - 07/27/92 - Renegade last caller │▓▓▒▒░░│
- │░░▒▒▓▓│ Copyright (c) 1992 by Chris Woodward. All rights reserved. │▓▓▒▒░░│
- └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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