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The Graffiti Wall Door v2.2
for DORINFO1.DEF and WildCAT! systems
written by Rob O'Dell
(C) 1992 Park In The Alley Software
Disclaimer: This file is guaranteed to do nothing but take up disk
space. I am not responsible for any damages resulting from the use
of this program. It has been run on an AT 286 and an AT 386 with
no problems.
Purpose: This program is a door that allows users to input up to 4
lines of text and store them into files to be read by other users..
Operation:
DORINFO systems: Simple, put GRAFFITI.EXE and GRAFFITI.KEY in your
BBS directory and call it up as GRAFFITI.EXE.
Graffiti Wall will look for DORINFO1.DEF in the
current directory and will exit if not found.
When run, the program is self-explanitory.
WildCAT systems: Put GRAFFITI.EXE and GRAFFITI.KEY in your WildCAT
main directory. When calling Graffiti, be sure to
copy DOOR.SYS to the directory Graffiti is in from
the directory WildCAT creates it in. Then call
Graffiti with the command line parameter: WILDCAT
Graffiti Wall needs MAKEWILD.DAT and DOOR.SYS and
will exit if not found.
Example DOOR#.BAT file:
ECHO OFF
CD\WC30
COPY \WC30\WCWORK\NODE1\DOOR.SYS
GRAFFITI WILDCAT
This example assumes your main directory is WC30, your work directory
is \WC30\WCWORK and that you running multi-node (v2.2 is NOT multi-
node). Replace the directories with the proper ones.
Files: The files created by Graffiti Wall and their descriptions
are as follows:
GRAFFITI.ANS - Graffiti Wall shown to ANSI users.
GRAFFITI.ASC - Graffiti Wall shown to ASCII users.
GRAFFITI.SYP - Graffiti Wall shown to SYSOP as stated in DORINFO1,
This file has the users name that inputted each line
of Graffiti, useful for those annoying "potty mouth"
users.
Other: This program is not free, you are granted a limited license
of 30 days to evaluate the program. If you continue using Graffiti
Wall after the 30 days, you must register it by filling out the
enclosed REGISTER.FRM file.
Please send comments or suggestions to the support node.
Park In The Alley Support Node:
Computer Alley BBS (313)289-2659 HST v.42bis SysOp: Rob O'Dell
Graffiti Wall was written with Turbo Pascal 6.0 using the JPDoor
unit written by John Parlin.
Graffiti Wall is Copyright (c) 1992 by Park In The Alley Software
Turbo Pascal is Copyright (c) 1983,92 by Borland International
JPDoor is Copyright (c) 1992 by Motor City Software