<xpath     >
This is the fully qualified path to the directory in which you want
to install XBBS.  Please note that this installation program is for
NEW installations only, and shouldn't be used to upgrade.

This Install program creates a set of directories something like this:

    [xbbspath]---------[utils]
                       [menu]
                       [text]
                       [library]
                       [news]
                       [msg]---------[bulls]
                       [force]
                       [xport]
                       [mport]

What the directories are:

    [xbbspath]  The primary XBBS directory, what you're now being asked
                to enter.  LOGON0.EXE, the XBBS program, goes here, as
                well as XBBS.TXT, the XBBS prompt file (something like
                the "language" file provided with other BBSs, but more
                powerful).  If you later install HeadEdit you can place
                it in here, too.
    [utils]     Other utility programs, some of them called by XBBS,
                go in this directory.  Both [xbbspath] and [utils]
                should be added to your DOS Path.
    [menu]      Where .XBS menu programs go.
    [text]      Where plain text (.ASC) and ANSI text (.ANS) files go.
    [library]   Used by the default internal XBBS Library routines.
    [news]      Used by the default internal XBBS News routines.
    [msg]       Where your message bases and related files (like
                MSGAREAS.XBS) go.
    [bulls]     Where rules and description files go for your message
                bases, used by Bullsmode if present.
    [force]     One way to create custom logons for individual users
                is to use this directory and a unique filename
                corresponding to a particular user.
    [xport]     Used to export messages for users.
    [mport]     Used to receive messages from users for import.

<mpath     >
This is the directory out of which your mailer runs.
<system    >
The name for your BBS.  You can, BTW, change this stuff later...
<sysop     >
Your name, the big cheese, head honcho, sysop.
<modexec   >
If you want me to, I can scan your AUTOEXEC.BAT file for a PATH= or
SET PATH= entry and add the first field above, plus directory UTILS
off of that directory.  If you don't want me to, you have to do it.
XBBS will probably not run if you forget, leading to intense pain,
profuse sweating, difficulty in breathing, loss of consciousness,
violent convulsions, and, finally, uh, death.
<peeker    >
Peeker is an archive viewing/manipulation Door (external program).
If you've got a copy and it's in the default directory, I can install
it for you while I'm in the neighborhood anyway...
<library   >
Library is a text file librarian Door.  If the archive's in the default
directory, I can install it for you, too.
<lineed    >
LineEd is an external line editor for XBBS (all editors and protocols
are external in XBBS).  Want I should install it, huh?  You'll need to
have the archive in the default directory...
<ansied    >
ANSIEd is an external ANSImation editor for XBBS.  If you've got the
archive in the default directory I can install it for you.
<ansichat  >
ANSIChat is an external full-screen chat Door.  It's hooked up to ALT-1
if you would like it installed and have the archive in the default
directory.
<cleanup   >
Would you like me to clean up myself and various partial archives? I'll
leave you the main archive in case you need to <shudder> reinstall
someday.  It's probably a good idea to check this, you command-line
junkie, you.
