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%                Configurationsfile for Terminate mail editor 1.40
%                    The automatic point system for Terminate
%                       Copyright (C) 1993-94 Bo Bendtsen
%

%
% This program comes with Terminate, just to give you an idea of how easy it
% is reading and writing netmail and conference mail.
% All Paths without a leading Drive or backslash, will be expanded to the
% TerMail directory. There is NO reason for changing to the TerMail directory
% first before running this program. TerMail will change by itself and change
% back to the original path afterwards.
% It is HIGHLY recommended to use a diskcache for faster disk access.
% Remember you can edit this file directly from Termail, just by pressing
% E from the area selection.
%

%
% TerMail can be used by ANYONE for free, it may NEVER be sold by anyone.
% It can be used by private persons as well as commercial firms.
% This means FREEWARE. You can even give it away for free to customers.
% No money may ever change hands for this program. If it is placed on a
% floppydisk the price may never exceed 2$ or 3DEM. Nobody may profit from
% this product financially - other than saving time and hassles!
% If you like it, register the complete Terminate terminal program instead.
%

%
% A lot of the keys are compatible with GoldEd, so please try your normal
% combination first and if that does not work, use the TerMail-keys.
% Press F1 in the reader for a list of available keys.
%

%
% This program will be discussed in Terminate conferences. Try connecting to
% the TERMINAT_R23.PUB (Danish), TERMINAT (English), TERMINATE.SUPPORT.024
% (German) if you want more information on this program.
%

%
% If you want to make any changes, please do not remove the above message.
% That is my only demand, so please do not abuse this simple request.
%                                                                / Bo Bendtsen

% All blank lines and lines starting with a % are comments

%
% Your network address:     zone:net/node.point. You should ask your Boss for
% this number. TerMail uses 4D nodenumbers, no fakenets needed.
% Boss address is the node number of your boss. If your boss has several
% lines/node numbers you could route the mail to one of the other nodes.
% PktPwd is something called PKT-password, only use this if your Boss tells
% you to, TerMail will ignore this when unpacking, since you are a point.
% In general TerMail will unpack everything (mail) in the inbound directory.
%

%
% Your name should be placed here. Normally only 1 address is used, but
% if you have several point or node numbers in different networks you should
% enter two definitions. You can assign each user to a group. When you write
% in an area, then the user is selected depending on which group the area is
% assigned to. Look below. Max 10 users allowed.
% You CANNOT change the order of these lines, and all lines MUST be present.
% Remember you can temporarily change the user by pressing the U button.
%

% My normal user configuration in fidonet - you should normally only have 1
% user

User        1
Name        Bo Bendtsen
Address     2:231/111
Route-To    2:231/111
AreaFixPwd  secret
PktPwd      secret

% My address in VirNet

% User        2
% Name        VirBo Bendtsen
% Address     9:451/206
% Route-To    9:451/206
% AreaFixPwd  killit
% PktPwd      novirs

% Sysop of the best MIDI and sound board in Denmark
% User        3
% Name        Lars Nyby
% Address     2:231/360.1
% Route-To    2:231/360
% AreaFixPwd  oohyes
% PktPwd      music

% User        4
% Name        John Doe
% Address     1:234/567.8
% Route-To    9:123/456
% AreaFixPwd  whoami
% PktPwd      dtknow


%
% Where is Terminate located.
%

Terminate   ..\

%
% Where your private netmails/matrix messages are located.
% Netmail is personal mail sent directly to you. You can also send netmails
% to other points or nodes. These letters are not public and only intended to
% be read by the sender/receiver.
%

Netmail     NETMAIL\

%
% Where to look for incoming mail
% If you are using Terminate this will be the default directory where all
% files are downloaded to with the pointsystem.
% ..\ means 1 directory up (Normally C:\TERMINAT\IN\)
% Remember the path-names are expanded at startup. So if Terminate is located
% in C:\MODEM\TERMINAT then ..\IN\ would be expanded to C:\MODEM\TERMINAT\IN\
% The same thing goes for the outbound.
%

Inbound     ..\IN\

%
% Where to store outgoing mail, always use ZONE as subdir, then messages to
% other zones will be stored in OUT\ZONE.006 (Zone 6) etc.
% When you write a message, it will be packed in this directory and the
% next time you call a system or your boss, the mail will be transferred.
%

Outbound    ..\OUT\ZONE\

%
% If you want the Tossing/Scanning/Packing information in a logfile, then
% use this statement. The last digit will tell Tmail to erase the logfile
% whenever the filesize is more than X kilobytes. Enter a 0 if you never
% want the logfile to be erased.
%

LogFile     TMAIL.LOG     100

%
% When exporting by pressing W, the default directory can be set in here
% .\ mean TMAIL directory.
% For printer use PRN,LPT1,LPT2,LPT3
%

ExportPath  EXPORT\

%
% Where should new echomail directories be created.
%

NewAreas    ECHO\

%
% If you do not want the question: "Toss incoming mail", and just want to do
% it every time there is any mail, then enable AutoToss.
% This will also skip the "press any key" after tossing.
%
% If you do not want the question: "Do you want to pack mail for sending now",
% and instead just want to pack it automatically, then enable AutoPack.
%
% If you want automatic cleaning of areas (Max-messages and renumbering),
% then enable AutoClean.
%

AutoToss
% AutoPack
% AutoClean

%
% Nodelists are used for getting information on people you are writing to.
% In these lists you can get a persons network address and other information.
% TerMail, is capable of reading uncompiled nodelists and pointlists.
% Including the 'UBOSS:231/111' flag and the 'Point' keyword.
% If you are using nodelists that ends with a number like: NODELIST.239, then
% use NODELIST.* and then TerMail will get the nodelist
% with the latest time stamp.
% Max 5 nodelists can be defined
%

Nodelist    DK-POINT.LST
Nodelist    M:\NODELIST\NODELIST.*

%
% Colors for editor    Normal  Highlight  Reversed  Bold
% Use the program TEXTATTR.EXE available in the Terminate package
% Remember TerMail can also handle very large screens, up to 132x60 is tested.
% Just set the videomode before starting up TerMail.
%
% Default
Colors      3 11 113 7
%
% ME2 colors. Did someone claim this program looks like ME2 ?
% Colors        2 14 112 2
%
% Mono colors for black/white systems
% Colors      7 15 112 7
%
% More colors
% Colors      112 113 14 112

%
% Disable this to use 12-hour am/pm instead
%

RealTime24

%
% Where we can find the AREAS.BBS style file
% This file will hold the directories of each echomail conference
%

AreaFile    TMAIL.BBS

%
% Origin line to insert at the end of echomail messages
% You can write whatever you like in here. (Within reason of course).
%
% Max 20 origin lines can be specified.
%
%           |-----------------------------------------------------|
Origin      Terminate point system, the easiest in the world!
Origin      DAN BBS is the home of Terminate
Origin      Terminate IS the final terminal
Origin      Get real, get Terminate!
Origin      With Terminate YOU can beat the feeling
Origin      ISDN gives you 500k/minute (7500-8000 CPS)
Origin      Double your harddisk: DEL C:\WINDOWS\*.*
Origin      Double the speed of your computer: DEL C:\WINDOWS\*.*
Origin      Why use DoubleSpace when you could use FORMAT C: /s
Origin      Get more out of Windows:  Use OS/2 2.1
Origin      Frontdoor style is not a style, it's a bad habit
Origin      High blood pressure? Don't use Telix, it's got SALT!
Origin      UART? U Ain't Running TERMINATE? Download it NOW!

%
% Will show control information in messages, you should turn it off if you
% are a beginner and do not want to be confused by all the keywords.
%

Kludges

%
% Terminate will send everything that is not on hold for your Boss.
% Other systems may not like that you send the packages crash and will start
% calling all the time. If CrashBoss is enabled Terminate will create
% .CLO files. If removed then Terminate will use .FLO files.
% If you don't know what I am talking about, just leave it alone.
%

CrashBoss

%
% Add your Boss's SEEN-BY when exporting
% Some systems require this and some don't, this will add:
% SEEN-BY 231/111      at the bottom of an exported message
% If you want a different SEEN-BY, a fakenet or simular, you can enter
% any string after 'SeenBy'. Please remember that there is NEVER zones
% and points in seen-byes. Bad=2:231/111.0, Good=231/111.
%

SeenBy
% SeenBy  23424/1

%
% Set the Kill/sent flag on new netmails, this will delete the netmails
% after they have been scanned, otherwise the SENT flag is set.
% These are the flags you can toggle when writing a netmail:
%
%  C  Crash             Send message directly to receiver, if you send
%                       a message to another point it will be routed through
%                       his boss. 2:231/12.27 -=> 2:231/12
%  S  Sent              When TerMail sends a message this flag will be set
%                       so TerMail know that the message has already been
%                       sent. If you want to send the message again, change
%                       an old message and remove the sent (Snt) flag
%  A  File attach       Send file(s), filename(s) must be in subject
%                       each filename must be seperated by a space
%  K  Kill/sent         Delete message after it has been sent
%  L  Local             Only Local messages will be sent by TerMail
%  H  Hold              Hold the message, send it later
%  F  File request      Request a file, filenames in subject 'FILES TER100.ARJ'
%                       each filename must be separated by a space
%  R  Request Receipt   Some systems allow you to get an automatic reply if
%                       the person has actually read the message you sent.
%

KillSent

%
% Whenever mail is tossed to the SYSOP-name (your name) in any echomail
% conference, then a copy could be placed in another area. As default
% a copy will be made in the SAVEAREA which is area 2. This is made so that if
% you are connected to a lot of conferences you will always be sure to
% get the messages for you, before they are cleaned out or if you forget
% to read the conference.
%

CopyArea 2

%
% If you want to save all messages you write, so you can keep track of who
% you have written to and what you have said and not said, this feature will
% create a copy of the message in this area. The default area is YOUWROTE,
% which is area 3
%

SaveYourMail 3

%
% When making a new message this would default to be appended in the top/end
% of the letter.
% @F = Firstname, @L = Lastname(s), @YOU Your name
% @FROM = Original letter from, @TO = Original letter to
% @CR = New line (CR+LF), @SUBJECT = Subject when quoting.
% @DATE @TIME date and time quoted message was written.
% Each template should be assigned to a group, then this template will be
% used, whenever you write a message in an area belonging to this group.
% The 4 lines must come in that order. Template,MsgStart,MsgEnd,MsgQuote
% No blanks or comments between the lines.
% You can define up to 10 templates
%

%           |-------------------------------- Max 79 characters on each line ->
%
% International/English template
%
Template    1
MsgStart    @CRHi @F @L, how are you
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CR───┐@CR   └───> Greetings from @YOU@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE @TIME, @FROM wrote to @TO@CR          Subject: @SUBJECT
%
% Danish template
%
Template    2
MsgStart    @CRHej @F, hvordan har du det
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CRMεδ √επ£¡ç H¡£sεπ @YOU@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE, @FROM skrev til @TO@CR           Emne: @SUBJECT
%
% German template
%
Template    3
MsgStart    @CRHallo @F, wie geht's
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CRMit freundlichen Grüssen @YOU@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE, @FROM schrieb an @TO@CR           Tema: @SUBJECT

%
% How to Quote.
% 1 = Will insert the first letters from from-name 'BB>' (Bo Bendtsen)
% 2 = Will quote the entire letter starting/ending with a ---- QUOTE line
%

QuoteStyle  1

%
% External editor, Qedit is the default choice
% -N is a Qedit command to jump to a specific line when editing
% TerMail will replace the @LINE with the correct number in the letter
% @FILE will insert the filename at that position on the command
% If TerMail determines that line 4 should be started then
% the command line would be 'Q.EXE C:\TERMINAT\TMAIL\TMAIL.MSG -N4'
% REMEMBER TO REMOVE LINECOMMAND IF THE EDITOR DOES NOT SUPPORT THIS
%

Editor      Q.EXE @FILE
LineCommand -N@LINE

% First line is for GEDIT version 1.00 and second line is for 2.00
% Remember to remove the Linecommand when using Gedit.
% Editor      GEDIT.EXE TEST A2 R25 F@FILE
% Editor      GEDIT.EXE TEST A2 R25 @FILE

% Microsoft Editor from DOS 5.00 or 6.xx
% Editor     EDIT.COM @FILE

% Norton Commander 4.0 Editor
% Editor      NCEDIT.EXE @FILE

%
% External viewer. LIST.COM is recommended, which is also recommended
% for the filemanager in Terminate.
%

Viewer      LIST.COM

% Norton Commander 4.0 Viewer
% Viewer      WPVIEW.EXE

% Utility included in Terminate
% Viewer      ..\UTILS\SHO.COM

%
% Packer/unpacker
%
% Your mail will arrive in packed files. TerMail will test the archive and
% find out which type of unpacking is required.
% A packed message file is always called the dayname + #:
% MO#, TU#, WE#, TH#, FR#, SA#, SU#, where the # is a number from 0..9
% inside these packages one or more .PKT files is stored. These files
% contain one or several messages which will be tossed into the netmail
% area or the correct echomail area. They are converted to a .MSG format.
% When packing the .MSG files that you have written will be converted into
% a .PKT file and packed with the packing program. I recommend PKZIP version
% 2.04g or higher, since it is the fastest. After packing your mail, a flow
% file will be created in your outbound and the next time you call your
% Boss, the mail will be send. Terminate Mail System only supports Binkley
% style. The parameters were grabbed from Gecho, thanks to Gerard van der Land.
%

%
% Only one packer can be defined. Only mail to your Boss that is not Crash
% or Hold will be packed.
% When packing TerMail will change to the outbound directory.
%

Packer        PKZIP -ao -3
% Packer        ARJ a -e -m1 -s -t0 -y
% Packer        LHA a /mt
% Packer        PKPAK -a
% Packer        PAK A /L /ST
% Packer        ZOO a:
% Packer        DWC a
% Packer        SQZ a /p3q0z3

%
% You do not need to change these, just make sure that at least the
% unpacker you use is present in the DOS path. TerMail will autodetect which
% unpacker to use from the ones available. You should not remove any,
% even if you do not have the program. Just leave these alone.
% When unpacking TerMail will change to the inbound directory.
% Beware that if an unpack program is downloaded in the inbound directory
% it will be used. Just keep in mind that if your boss does not like you he
% could: REN FORMAT.COM PKUNZIP.COM and send the file. So be very nice to
% your Boss! (or edit the unpack commands below file so that they show the
% complete path to your archiving programs.
%

UnPack ZIP    PKUNZIP -o -ed
UnPack ARJ    ARJ e -c -y
UnPack LZH    LHA e /cm
UnPack ARC    PKUNPAK -r
UnPack PAK    PAK E /WA
UnPack ZOO    ZOO eO
UnPack DWC    DWC e
UnPack SQZ    SQZ e /o1

%
% To connect to any area you normally need to send a netmail to a program
% called 'Areafix'. TerMail will allow you to automatically connect or
% disconnect to any area found in the file mentioned below. This file must
% have the syntax:
% EchoID-name    Description   Ex: 'TERMINAT   International Terminate'
% 1 area on each line.
% Ask the Areafix system for a list of all available conferences you can
% connect to.
% TerMail can write these in the AreaFix manager. First write a %LIST command
% then you will receive a netmail containing all the areas you can connect to.
% Export this message and remove the header/footer, so it matches this syntax.
% When sending AreaFix requests, the subject is used for your password.
% When you are a point it is usually the same as the mailsession password,
% but it depends on what your boss has decided.
% The default echofile includes all conferences in Denmark and a lot of
% international conferences.
%

EchoFile    TMAIL.LST

%
% When making Areafix requests, add a + in front of the TAGNAME.
% Not used normally, but some old program refuses to understand without it.
%

% AreaFixPlus

%
% If your Boss is using an old Areafix that only accepts -l -q -r in subject
% you can enable this.
%

% OldAreaFix

%
% Here you can tell how many maximum messages to accept in each area
% TerMail will delete the oldest messages and renumber automatically
% All adopted areas will get the group name 'New'
% Origin is which origin to use as default when using this conference.
% If you replace the number with a R, a random origin will be suggested.
% Add Yes at O-Ask if you want TerMail to allow you to select the origin
% yourself. Default to name is used when you enter a new message.
% All blanks must be replaced with underscores '_'
% When checking the group names everything are uppercased.
% Max. 25 groups are allowed
%
% This is how it works: Each area is assigned to a group
%                       Each group assigned to a user and an originline and
%                       a language template and some other things, look below.
%
%                                ┌─> User 1
%                                │   User 2
%                                │   User 3
%                                │
%                                ├─> Random originlines
%                                │   Originline 1
%                                │   Originline 2
% Area:TERMINAT ─┬> Group:Inter ─┤   Originline 3
% Area:PORTAL   ─┘               │
%                                └─> Template 1
%                                    Template 2
%                                    Template 3
%
% Max is the maximum number of messages to keep in the area after cleaning.
% The Clean value is the number of messages that will trigger a cleaning.
% The clean value cannot be less than the Max value.
% For example. You have 1200 netmails in matrix, then it will clean out the
% oldest messages and only leave the 1000 newest.
% If you never want any messages to be erased in a group, just use a 0 in Max.
%
%     Group    Max Clean User Templ. Origin O-Ask Default to name
%     |----| |---| |---| |--| |----| |----| |---| |---------------------------->---|
Group Matrix   150   200    1      1      0 No
Group KeepIt  1000  1200    1      1      1 No    All
Group New       10    20    1      1      R Yes   All
Group Inter    200   250    1      1      R No    All
Group Test      40    42    1      1      1 Yes   Mega_test_party_people..
Group Dansk    200   250    1      2      R Yes   Alle
Group German   200   250    1      3      1 No    Alle
Group Svensk   200   250    1      1      R Yes   Alla
%
% If you are in different networks, just define a group for these areas
%
% Group VirNet   100   120    2      1     11 No    All

%
% Enter descriptions for the areas below here
% All spaces must be replaced with underscores (_) in descriptions
% There is no limit to how many Desc lines you want, they are just scanned
% through until end-of-file.
%
%    EchoId                         Description                    Group
%    |----------------------------| |---------------------------|  |----|
Desc NETMAIL                        Private_netmail/matrix         Matrix
Desc SAVEAREA                       Messages_I_want_to_remember    KeepIt
Desc YOUWROTE                       Messages_written_by_you        KeepIt
Desc TEST                           Echomail_test_area             Test
Desc TERMINAT                       Global_Terminate_conference    Inter
Desc TERMINAT_R23.PUB               Dansk_Terminate_konference     Dansk
Desc TERMINATE.SUPPORT.024          German_Terminate_conference    German
Desc PORTAL                         Global_Portal_of_Power_echo    Inter
%
% Below here, the new adopted areas will be placed.
% You should then enter the correct description for the area and change
% the group. If no description for an area is found then the echolist
% (TMAIL.LST) is scanned and the description is grabbed from there, if any.
% If you have made a TMAIL.LST or got it from your boss. Then the only
% thing you need to do when connecting to a new area Is to correct the
% following lines.
%
%    EchoId                         Description                    Group
%    |----------------------------| |----------------------------| |----|