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MATCH MAKER
v3.1
by
Al Lawrence
Sunrise Door Software
Sunrise-80 BBS
(404) 256-9525 (Data)
(404) 705-9104 (Data)
(404) 256-9518 (VOICE, 9am-9:30pm EST)
(c) Copyright 1993, Al Lawrence All RIghts Reserved
TABLE OF CONTENTS
-------------------
Match Maker Highlights.......................................... 1
Legalities...................................................... 2
Distribution.................................................... 3
Installation.................................................... 4
Configuration File.............................................. 5
Download Questionaire........................................... 7
Upload Answers to Questionaire.................................. 8
File Transfer Protocols......................................... 9
WELCOME Text File (MMWELCOM).................................... 10
New Questions Bulletin (MMNEWQUE.TXT)........................... 11
Blackout Periods................................................ 12
TRASHCAN File................................................... 13
Plays per Day/Door Time......................................... 14
Question File Setup............................................. 15
Maintenance Program (MMAINT).................................... 17
Non-Standard Communication Ports................................ 18
Multi-Node Setup................................................ 19
Match Maker EXCHANGE............................................ 20
Registration.................................................... 21
Miscellaneous................................................... 22
Page 1
MATCH MAKER HIGHLIGHTS
----------------------
Match Maker allows for the matching of callers with like interests
based upon answers given to questions developed by the Sysop.
You may create up to 100 questions to be asked of each caller. You may
create a different set of questions, based upon the callers sex. All
that is required is to assign the proper filename to each set.
You can indicate which questions you want a single choice and which you
will allow the caller to select multiple choices.
You may create a trashcan file containing names you do not want used as an
alias or Logon Name (registered version only).
You may limit the number of times a caller may access the door.
You may send and receive PRIVATE messages (does not affect the normal
BBS message base).
Message database can accomodate unlimited number of messages. (Reg Version)
Caller database can accomodate unlimited number of users. (Reg version)
All Caller database records contain the logon name of the caller.
A maintainance program is supplied to be used to purge the databases and
recreate Index files. Command line parameters define the purge criteria
for Event maintenance (Registered version only). When run locally you
define the purge criteria at run time (Registered version only).
Unregistered version allows for the search and viewing of Callers records
(search may be Alias or logon name) as well as the recreation of Indexes.
Maintenance program can clear all answers or individual questions. The Door
program will then detect this and force the caller to answer the new
question(s).
Capable of exchanging USER and MESSAGE databases amongst any number of BBS'
Caller can download questionaire file
Caller can upload answers to questionaire file
Page 2
LEGALITIES
__________
THIS SOFTWARE AND ACCOMPANYING MATERIALS ARE DISTRIBUTED "AS IS"
WITHOUT WARRANTY, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING BUT NOT
LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL ANYONE INVOLVED WITH
THE CREATION AND PRODUCTION OF THIS PRODUCT BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT,
SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, ARISING OUT OF ANY USE THEREOF
OR BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY.
Page 3
DISTRIBUTION
____________
You may make this file available for downloading from your BBS or you may
upload it to any BBS of your choice, provided that you do not make any
changes to the contents of the archive (ZIP file). The archive and its
individual contents may not be used by any service that charges any money
whatsoever, without the written permission of the author.
Page 4
INSTALLATION/LIMITATIONS
________________________
>>>>>>>> ++++ BE SURE THAT YOU HAVE SHARE.EXE LOADED!!!! ++++ <<<<<<<<
Installation is fairly easy and straight-forward. The following steps and
examples should have you up and running in a very short period of time.
It is assumed that you are familiar with setting up DOORS on your system.
To this end, only examples of the configuration file and Door batch file
are described.
1) Create a directory to hold all MATCH MAKER files
2) Unzip MMAKERxx.ZIP into the the above directory
3) Create a configuration file, with a name of your choice, or
modify the supplied MMAKER.CFG file.
4) Create a batch file or modify the MMAKER file supplied. A
description of this file follows:
ECHO off
cd\PCB\DOORS\MMAKER Location of MatchMaker files
MMAKER MMAKER.CFG EXE filename and CFG filename (Name
used in creating file in #3 above)
CD\PCB
* BOARD
* This is for PCboard. Replace with whatever your software
requires to return to the BBS
5) When running in more than one node, be sure to supply a
different configuration name for each node (your choice of name).
6) The maximum number of messages that can exist in the Message
Database is 10 in the UNREGISTERED version and unlimited in
REGISTERED version.
7) The maximum number of users that can exist in the User Database
is 20, in the UNREGISTERED version and unlimited when REGISTERED!
8) If running with multi-port boards add /FD to the line
containing the CFG name as follows:
MMAKER MMAKER.CFG /FD
NOTE: Most errors will be logged to a file called DFRAME.ERR which is
created in the directory you run the door from.
Page 5
CONFIGURATION FILE EXPLANATION
------------------------------
** Location of system file (See Below)
SUNRISE-80 BBS Your BBS Name
Al Sysop's First Name
Lawrence Sysop's Last Name
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| READ! 1 CommPort \ These 2 lines are required |
| READ! 1 Node # / ONLY for GTUSER.BBS |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
00000000 Registration Number
# 2 Keyboard timeout value in Minutes
! # 10 Maximum # of Games per day
(Sysop gets 99, Registered version ONLY)
! # 0 Time allowed in Door
(Sysop = Time Remaining - REG. VERSION)
1 Message Center Functions
1 = allow msg to be left/read
0 = disable message function
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
@ # XXXX/YYYY Blackout Range From/To
@ # XXXX/YYYY Blackout Range From/To
@ # XXXX/YYYY Blackout Range From/To
@ # XXXX/YYYY Blackout Range From/To
@ # XXXX/YYYY Blackout Range From/To
# N N = Allow only 1 Alias per caller
Y = Allow caller more than 1 Alias
Y Y = Include Sexual Orientations
N = Do NOT include Sexual Orientations
N N = Show dates in American Format
Y = Show dates in European Format
# 00000000 MMAKER Exchange Registration Number
# MMAKER Export File(s) name generated by the
MMEXCH Export option (Max 6 characters).
We suggest that you use a part of your
BBS Name, up to 6 characters!
Page 6
CONFIGURATION FILE EXPLANATION (cont'd)
------------------------------
** = Replace with Full DRIVE\PATH\FILENAME of ONE of the following:
PCBOARD.SYS, DOOR.SYS, CALLINFO.BBS, USERINFO.DAT, DORINFOx.DEF
SFDOORS.DAT, CHAIN.TXT, GTUSER.BBS, TRIBBS.SYS
For GT Power using GTUSER.BBS: must put the ComPort # on
line 5 and the Node # on
line 6 of the configuration file
# = Requires registration to change to a different value.
! = See "Plays Per Day" Below
@ = See "Blackout Periods" Below
NOTE: There are NO Blank Lines in the Config File!!
Page 7
DOWNLOAD QUESTIONS to QUESTIONAIRE
----------------------------------
Callers will be given the option of downloading the questionaire and
replying to it offline. MatchMaker will format the questionaire file to
make it easier for the caller to read. The reformatting takes place in
one of 2 ways:
(a) If you change/add/delete questions then the maintenance program
(MMAINT) will do it automatically once you have chosen option #6
to signal a change to the MatchMaker Door.
(b) If you choose option #7
After either of the 2 options are exercised, the files will be placed in
the MatchMakewr directory: MMQUESTM.DLM and MMQUESTF.DLF (one for the Male
questionaire and one for the Female questionaire)
NOTE: A file called MMDLTEXT is supplied with sample verbage that will be
included at the beginning of ALL downloadable question files. We
suggest that you review it to make any changes you feel would be
appropraite. At a minimum you would want to add your BBS name.
Page 8
UPLOAD ANSWERS to QUESTIONAIRE
------------------------------
Callers are given the option of UPLOADING the answers to the questionaire
directly to the MatchMaker Door. Typically they would download the
questionaire and then CREATE a SEPARATE and UNIQULEY NAMED ASCII file
with the replies for each question on a spearate line. The replies MUST
be in ASCII format, NOT Zipped, and have replies for each question on a
separate line. If user is responding to a question with more than one (1)
choice, then the choices MUST be written as: ABCD No punctuation of
any sort!
Page 9
UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOLS
---------------------------------------
The MatchMaker externalizes all file transfer protocols used for Uploading
and Downloading of the MatchMaker questionaire/answers. This allows the
Sysop to define the file transfer protocols they wish to support.
A file called PROTOCOL.DAT is supplied with protocols already defined,
which you may alter at any time. Each entry in the PROTOCOL.DAT file
consists of the description that will be displayed to the caller on the
Protocol Menu and the 'high level' name of the protocol's batch files.
Example: ZModem Upload or Download, ZPROT
The information to the left of the comma is the description. MatchMaker
requires that you have 2 batch files in the MatchMaker directory to handle
the uploading and downloading. In the above example ZPROT is the 'high
level' portion of the 2 batch file names required for ZMODEM. Your
MatchMaker directory should contain ZPROTR.BAT (the R is for uploading)
and ZPROTS.BAT (the S is for downloading). The R and S suffixes MUST be
present as that is what the MatchMaker will be looking for in the
MatchMaker directory!
Each protocol batch file MUST contain 2 batch file variables as follows:
%1 = MatchMaker will use this variable to substitute the current ComPort
%2 = MatchMaker will use this variable to substitute the file name
IMPORTANT! Place the variable (%1 and %2) ONLY in the EXACT location that
your protocol requires them, in the protocol command line. Do
NOT supply the ComPort or FileName, JUST the %1 and %2
variables themselves (%1 and %2)!
See example batch files supplied with the MatchMaker. They are the ones
being used on the Sunrise-80 BBS.
Page 10
WELCOME Text File (MMWELCOM)
____________________________
To allow you complete flexibility in the way in which you can welcome
your callers to the MatchMaker Door, you would use a Text editor to
create a freeform file called MMWELCOM. See sample file included in
this ZIP file.
Page 11
New Questions Bulletin (MMNEWQUE.TXT)
_____________________________________
This file is displayed when the Sysop has chosen to clear the current set
of questions or add more questions or change individual questions. You
would use the CHANGE QUESTIONS option in the Maintenance program to
signal the change to the MatchMaker Door and therefore force the callers
to re-answer the new set (or individual questions). You can use the
default file supplied or create your own. The file name must be
called MMNEWQUE.TXT !
Page 12
BLACKOUT PERIODS
________________
Use the Blackout ranges option to define up to 5 time periods during
which you DO NOT want the Door to be played. If a caller tries to access
the Door during the Blackout period, they will be shown a message that
contains ALL the Blackout periods you have defined, and to try the Door
at a later time.
Each of the 5 Blackout ranges takes the form of XXXX/YYYY, where
XXXX=beginning time and YYYY=the ending time. For example, 0930/1230
means to NOT allow the Door to be played between 9:30am and 12:30pm.
IMPORTANT: - All times must be 4 digits & must follow the XXXX/YYYY format
- DO NOT change the XXXX/YYYY entry UNLESS you want to assign
a Blackout range.
- You MUST use the MILITARY time format. Example: 2030=8:30pm
0900=9am, 0030=12:30am, 1700=5pm, etc.
Page 13
TRASHCAN FILE
_____________
This is a text file you must create (if you wish to use one), with
a file name of MMTCAN.DAT and it must reside in the Door directory.
This file is used if you want to block the use of "offensive" alias'
or Logon Names, callers may choose to use. Each name (up to a maximum
of 10 characters must appear on a separate line within the text file.
This file is also used to check the body of any messages left by
callers for words you have in this file. All occurances of the word(s)
will be replaced with a string of asteriks.
NOTE: The name or word must match EXACTLY !!!
This file is valid only with registered versions of the Door
Page 14
PLAYS Per DAY/DOOR Time
_______________________
Plays Per Day and Door Time can be controlled several ways:
(1) You can use the Games Per Day, singular option, in the config
file above. This option, will affect ALL callers whose Security
Level is NOT defined in any of the 10 optional Security Level/
Plays Per Day entries in the config file.
(2) You can use the Door Time, singular option, in the config file
above. This option, will affect ALL callers whose Security
Level is NOT defined in any of the 10 optional Security Level/
Plays Per Day/Door Time entries in the config file.
(3) You can restrict the number of games a specific Security Level
will be allowed to play per day or REWARD specific Levels with
more Plays Per Day.
Likewise, you can restrict the Play time for a specific Security
Level or REWARD specific Levels with more Door Time.
These options are handled by the use of the 10 config
entries (000=00/00).
The format of each entry is as follows:
XXX=YY/ZZ where XXX is the Security Level (must be 3 digits)
where = is a constant and MUST be included
where YY is the # of games per day (must be 2 digits)
where / is a constant and MUST be included
where ZZ is num. minutes per Door entry (must be 2 digits)
If the callers Security Level is NOT defined, his/her Plays Per
Day and Door Time will be controlled by the values in items
(1) and (2), above, respectively..
You may define up to 10 Security Levels. All unused entries must
be defined as 000=00/00
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Example: Suppose you had 3 Security Levels defined on your BBS as
(20=Subscriber, 30=Visiting Sysop, 40=CoSysop, 90=Friend) and you
wanted to set Plays Per Day as : Subscriber=5
Visiting Sysop=2
CoSysop=3
Friend=10
and Door Time as follows: Subscriber=30 minutes
Visiting Sysop=20 minutes
CoSysop=10 minutes
Friend=remaining call time
You would set the Individual "Games per Day" config entry to 1 and
the individual "Door Time" to 5 minutes (these would be the
default number of games and default Time for all Security Levels
other than 20,30 or 40... make them any number you want). Next you
would replace 4 of the Security Level entries as : 020=05/30
030=02/20
040=03/10
090=10/0
Page 15
QUESTION FILE(S) SETUP
______________________
MatchMaker has the ability to use 2 question files, one for Male
and one for Female. The Male question file must be named MMQUESTM.QUE
and the Female question file must be named MMQUESTF.QUE. The Male
file is REQUIRED to be present and the Female file is OPTIONAL. If you
do NOT want separate question files, DO NOT create the MMQUESTF.QUE
file. If you do use both, bear in mind that the questions should be
essentially the same, but may be "slanted" to either sex. You will
not get many matches if you use entirely different questions and
answers. A sample MMQUESTM.QUE file is included to get you started.
NOTE: MMQUESTF.QUE is only recognized in the REGISTERED version !!
**You can force existing users to re-answer the questions by using the
option on the MMAINT menu (you MUST use the NON-event option to run
MMAINT).
You may have up to 100 questions.
Each question can be up to 2 lines
Each question can have up to 14 answers.
The following is an explanation of how to set up this file:
38 <number of questions in this file
1 <number of lines in the 1st question
10 <number of answers
S <accept single choice, M=multiple choices
How old are you? <question line 1
Less than 18 years old <answer A
18 - 20 years old <answer B
21 - 25 years old <answer C
26 - 28 years old <answer D
29 - 32 years old <answer E
33 - 38 years old <answer F
39 - 43 years old <answer G
44 - 49 years old <answer H
50 - 60 years old <answer I
Over 60 years old <answer J
2 <number of lines in the last question
3 <number of answers
M <accept multiple choices, S=single choice
"Now honestly, did you tell the whole truth on the"
"questionnaire, and nothing but the truth so help you God?"
"Yes, I told the whole truth"
A few lies never hurt anyone
I told mostly the truth
Page 16
In the above example the first line is the total number of
questions contained in the file.
Line 2 is the number of lines in the first question.
Line 3 is the number of answers listed for the question.
Line 4 is: S to restrict caller to a SINGLE choice OR
M to allow caller to select MULTIPLE choices
Line 5 is the first question in the file.
Lines 6 to 14 are the answers for the first question
The last 7 lines break down as follows:
Line 1 states that this question has two lines.
Line 2 states that there are 3 answers listed
Line 3 is the first line of the question.
Line 4 is the second line of the question.
Line 5 is the first answer.
Line 6 is the second answer.
Line 7 the third and last answer.
A line, whether a question or an answer, must be enclosed in
quotation marks (") if the line contains any punctuation other
then a '?'. (see example files)
The shorter the question the better. One liners are the
best, two liners ok, but three or more becomes tedious.
There are two questions you need not worry about including in the
file. These are:
What is your Sex
What is your current age
Since the program must have these to work correctly, they are
asked when you first log on.
Page 17
MATCHMAKER MAINTENANCE PROGRAM (MMAINT)
_______________________________________
The Caller Database and Message Database, that MatchMaker utilizes,
must be purged periodically. The Caller database can hold an unlimited
number of callers, and the Message database can hold an unlimited
number of messages.
After a message is read, it is marked for deletion, but not physically
deleted from the database. The maintenance program (MMAINT), when run,
will remove all messages marked for deletion, as well as those messages
that have been on the system longer than the number of days specified on
the command line, for Events, or requested when run manually.
There are 2 ways to remove a caller from the Callers database. You can
delete it manually, after searching for & viewing the record or
automatically if the door has not been accessed in the number of days
specified on the command line, for Events or requested when run manually.
The command line required to run MMAINT as an EVENT is as follows:
MMAINT /vvvvvvv.CFG /MDAYS:yy /CDAYS:zzz
The command line required to run MMAINT MANUALLY is as follows:
MMAINT /vvvvvvv.CFG
vvvvvvv.CFG = MatchMaker Configuration FIle
yyy = Delete message if message is older than yyy days.
zzz = Delete User if MMAKER not accessed in zzz days.
As you can see, you can run MMAINT in your nightly event and/or manually.
Just adjust the command line, accordingly.
Special Note: The only option available to Non=Registered users is the
option to search/view a caller's record. All other require
you to run a registered copy of MatchMaker.
Page 18
NON-STANDARD COM SUPPORT
________________________
Support for COM 1-4 on the standard IRQ's - COM1/COM3 = IRQ4 and
COM2/COM4 = IRQ3. If you wish to use a non-standard IRQ, add the IRQ
number after the configuration filename. Let's assume your Door is
called FOOBAR and you want to use COM1 and IRQ5. The command line
passed to your Door would be:
FOOBAR FOOBAR.CFG /5
The /5 tells FOOBAR to use IRQ5 rather than the standard IRQ4 that is
normally used with COM1. No /x parameter is needed for the standard
IRQ's.
As an alternative, you may use an environmental variable on the command
line. To use the variable (following the example above), place a
SET IRQ=5 in the batch file used to bring up your BBS (you would need a
different IRQ number for each node). The command line would now look
like this:
FOOBAR FOOBAR.CFG /%IRQ%
This, in combination with the use of the environmental variables
described in the MULTI-NODE SETUP section will allow you to use one
batch file and one config file to run this door on all nodes.
Page 19
MULTI-NODE SETUP
________________
All Sunrise Doors are Multi-Node capable. Each node must have the
ability to access a configuration file which will have its own system
file (DORINFOx.DEF, PCBOARD.SYS, DOOR.SYS, etc) defined on the first
line. There are 2 ways to accomplish this:
(1) Create a separate configuration file for each node. The only
difference between each file would be the location of the system
file for that particular node. For example, on my system there are 2
nodes and the first line of the config files would look like this:
NODE1: H:\PCB1\DOOR.SYS
NODE2: H:\PCB2\DOOR.SYS
Thus, if you have a 4 node BBS, you will need 4 configuration files.
(2) Use ONE configuration file for ALL nodes. This Door will recognize
the following PCBoard environmental variables:
PCBDIR (Directory containing the System file)
PCBDRIVE (Drive containing the System file)
Thus, the first line of the SINGLE configuration file, for this Door
would look like this:
%PCBDRIVE%%PCBDIR%\DOOR.SYS
NOTE: This option, as described, assumes that you are running PCBoard
14.5a software. The environmental variables are automatically
created by the software for each node.
HOWEVER, if you are running other BBS software you should be able
to set the variables EXACTLY as described below, for EACH node
(more than likely in each batch file you use to bring up EACH node):
PCBDRIVE=C:
^^^^^^^^^
PCBDIR=\NODE2
^^^^^^^^
Info with a carat (^) under it, MUST be typed as is. The rest
depends on your naming conventions.
This, in combination with the use of the optional environmental
variable described in the NON-STANDARD COM SUPPORT section, will
allow you to use one batch file and one config file to run this
door on all nodes.
Page 20
DATABASE EXCHANGE
_________________
** SHARE MATCH MAKER USERS/MESSAGE DATABASES BETWEEN 2 OR MORE BBS' **
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The optional Match Maker Database Exchange feature will allow you
to participate in the exchange of Match Maker Users and Message
databases with other BBS' (Any number of BBS' can participate). The
exchange program (MMEXCH) comes included in the MMAKERxx.ZIP file.
MMEXCH performs three (3) major functions:
(1) EXPORT: Extracts all active users and messages from the Match
Maker database. It creates 2 files named XXXXXXXX.UXP and
XXXXXXXX.MXP (XXXXXXXX is defined in the CFG file) and will
bypass any USER or MESSAGE already flagged for deletion.
(2) IMPORT: Imports the XXXXXXXX.UXP and XXXXXXXX.MXP (XXXXXXXX is
defined in the CFG file) created by the EXPORT option and
merges all USERS and MESSAGES into the Match Maker database.
It will not import any USERS or MESSAGES that duplicates
USERS or MESSAGES found in the existing database. Note that
this option will IMPORT ALL files with an extension of UXP
or MXP, during a single execution of the program.
(3) IMPEXP: This option will first IMPORT (as in (2) above) then turn
around and EXPORT (as in (1) above) during one execution
of the program.
NOTE: If you want to extract all entries in the database, use the ALL
option on the command line or use NEW to only extract new entries.
All BBS' involved in the exchange MUST run registered versions of BOTH
Match Maker and Match Maker Exchange (MMEXCH). MMEXCH will only work
with version 3.1 of Match Maker and later!
It is critical that ALL participants in the exchange use the SAME
QUESTION files (Male and Female versions). Failure to do so will result
in incorrect matching and possible Door malfunctions!
( CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE )
Page 21
To run the Exchange you do the following:
EXPORT: a) Change to the directory containing your MMAKER files
b) Issue this command: MMEXCH EXPORT MMAKER.CFG ALL
If you use a different name for your Config file, then
substitute that name for MMAKER.CFG
c) Send (transmit) the XXXXXXXX.UXP and XXXXXXXX.MXP files to
those involved in the exchange or to the HUB.
d) Delete XXXXXXXX.UXP and XXXXXXXX.MXP
IMPORT: a) Change to the directory containing your MMAKER files
b) Copy the XXXXXXXX.UXP and XXXXXXXX.MXP files that was sent
to you by the BBS you are exchanging with, to the directory
used in item (a) above.
c) Issue the command: MMEXCH IMPORT MMAKER.CFG ALL
If you use a different name for your Config file, then
substitute that name for MMAKER.CFG
d) Delete XXXXXXXX.UXP and XXXXXXXX.MXP
IMPEXP: a) Change to the directory containing your MMAKER files
b) Copy the XXXXXXXX.UXP and XXXXXXXX.MXP files that were sent
to you by the BBS you are exchanging with, to the directory
used in a)
c) Issue the command: MMEXCH IMPEXP MMAKER.CFG ALL
If you use a different name for your Config file, then
substitute that name for MMAKER.CFG
d) Send (transmit) the XXXXXXXX.UXP and XXXXXXXX.MXP files to
those involved in the exchange or to the HUB.
NOTE: When registering MMEXCH, you MUST use the EXACT SAME Sysop Name
AND BBS NAME as used for MATCH MAKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Page 22
REGISTRATION
____________
Registration and the subsequent insertion of the registration number into
your configuation file, allows for the display of your BBS name on the
opening and closing screen as well as the reduction of a delay built into
the opening screen display along with the ability to change certain
values in the configuration file. In addition it will activate certain
options in the maintenance program.
To register your copy of MatchMaker, please fill out the registration
form (REGISTER.FRM) and mail it along with the registration fee to
the name and address on the form.
Be sure to use the proper upper/lower case when filling in your name and
BBS name, as they MUST match the way you entered them in the configuration
file. ^^^^
Based upon information supplied on the registration form, I will pre-
register you on my BBS. You will then be able to call SUNRISE-80 and pick
up your registration number.
Page 23
MISC
____
The latest version of MATCH MAKER and other fine SUNRISE DOOR programs
are always available for download from SUNRISE-80 BBS.
Remember, should you have any problems, questions or suggestions, be sure
to drop me a message on Sunrise-80 or in the RIME network (BBS_Doors,
PCBHints, SYSops) or on SMARTNET (SN_Sysops).