Archive configuration edit

     NN:Ext:Compression cmdline      :Decompression cmdline    :Success Code
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     +1  ZIP pkzip @F @I  PKUNZIP -o @ 0
     +2  ARJ ARJ a -y @F  ARJ e /y @F  0
     +3  GIF                                                     0

     1. Archive comment file: d:\gsczip.txt
     2. Archive comment file: <d:\ans\comment.ans
     3. Archive comment file: *None*


     Archive edit (Q,?=help) :
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     Pressing "?" displays the functions allowed at this menu.

          <CR>Redisplay screen
          1-3:Archive comments
          (I)nsert archive  (D)elete archive
          (M)odify archives (Q)uit and save


          1-3:Archive comments -- Allows the definition of up to three
               different archive comments, which can be added to archive
               files automatically after they have been uploaded.

          (I)nsert archive -- Creates a new entry in the archive format
               table.

          (D)elete archive -- Remove an entry from the archive format
               table.

          (M)odify archives -- Allows modification of the archive format
               table entries.

          (Q)uit and save -- Saves the table and returns to the System
               Configuration menu.

     The following screen is displayed after you choose an archive to work on.
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        Archive #1 of 3

        1. Active                 : Yes
        2. Extension name         : ZIP
        3. Interior list method   : "/1" - *Internal* ZIP viewer
        4. Compression cmdline    : pkzip @F @I
        5. Decompression cmdline  : PKUNZIP -o @F @I
        6. File testing cmdline   : pkunzip -t @F
        7. Add comment cmdline    : rezip.bat @F @C
        8. Errorlevel for success : 0
        Q. Quit

        Edit menu: (1-8,[,],Q) :
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     The "["  and "]" keys will allow you to move back and forth between
     each entry in the list.

          1    This option specifies whether or not the archive format is
               active.

          2    This option specifies the extension used for files saved in
               the particular archive format.

          3    This option defines the way the board is to view the contents
               of archive files in the current format.

                    /1 - Uses the internal ZIP file viewer
                    /2 - Uses the internal ARC/PAK file viewer
                    /3 - Uses the internal ZOO file viewer
                    /4 - Uses the internal LZH file viewer
                    /5 - Uses the internal ARJ file viewer

               If you have defined an archive format that is not supported
               internally, use this option to define the commandline required
               to view the archive's contents.

               When defining the command line, substitute the "@F" MCI
               where the actual filename would be placed.

          4    This option defines the command line used to create or
               update an archive file using this format.

               When defining the command line, substitute the "@F" and "@I"
               MCIs where the actual archive filename and file to be
               archived, respectively, would normally be placed.

          5    This option is similar to option 4, except that it defines
               the commandline used to extract files from an archive file.
               All rules and restrictions mentioned above also apply.

          6    This option is similar to option 4, except that it defines the
               commandline needed to check the integrity of an archive file.

          7    This option is similar to option 4, except that it defines the
               commandline used to add a comment to an archive file.  Use the
               MCI code "@C" to insert the comment line from the file base.
               (ie: pkzip -z@C @F   ..  Will add the comment selected in the
                file base to the file.)

          8    This option defines the ERRORLEVEL value that the archiving
               program returns when an operation has been successfully
               completed.  Most programs return a level of 0.


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