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NL2TXT-E.CFG
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; NL2TXT Sample configuration file
;
; Lines beginning with a semicolon (;) are ignored when NL2TXT reads
; this file. A semicolon in the middle of a line, though, is
; unpredictable at this time!
;
; The NL2TXT.CFG file must be present in the directory where NL2TXT
; is called from or within the DOS `PATH', or it will not start! On
; the other hand, starting NL2TXT from a directory where an alternate
; NL2TXT.CFG file is located is a good way to temporarily change the
; program's configuration. You can also designate an alternate
; configuration file with the CFG= option on the command line, provided
; a legal DOS file name and optionnal path immediately follows the option
; keyword. Valid examples are:
;
; CFG=C:DELIST\FIDO2TXT.CFG CFG=\MYCONFIG.TXT
;
;
; OUTPUT FILE BEAHVIOUR
;
; By default, if NL2TXT finds a file with the same name as the specified
; output file, it will always append to it. If you want to overwrite
; that file in those circumstances, you MUST specify it here in the
; configuration file. The reason is, in my opinion, logical: a file
; that has been appended to can be recovered, but one that has been
; overwritten, except in some rare cases, CAN NOT! The option is here
; in case you want to use it, but I would recommend against it, and
; suggest rather to use a batch file command to erase the previous file.
; Note that it is written below, but is commented out. It must appear
; as written here exactly.
;OUTPUT=OVERWRITE
;
; FIELD LENGTH CONFIGURATION
; Default values for the lengths of the write fields in the output
; file can be overridden with the .CFG file, except for the maximum
; modem velocity field which is fixed at four characters.
; NL2CFG will only read the first three letters of the first word
; (keyword) of each line, so you can customize the keywords to your
; liking as long as you leave the first three letters intact.
; Keywords are:
; ADR = FTN address field length in the output file
; (Max. is 20, default is 12)
; BBS = BBS name field length (Max. 50, def. 24)
; LOC = BBS Location (city) field length (Max. 20, def. 16)
; SYS = SysOp's name field length (Max. 25, def. 20)
; TEL = Telephone number field length (Max. 20, def. 12)
;
Adr_length 12
bbs-length 25
tel_lenght 15
sys_length 20
LOC_Length 15
;
; NOTE: NL2TXT reads this file from the top down. Therefore,
; if you define the same keyword more than once, the last
; occurence will prevail.
;
; DEFAULT OPTIONS CONFIGURATION
; The different command line options can be put in the configuration
; file so that you don't have to specify them each time that NL2TXT
; is run. However, you can still use the command line to input
; these parameters. Just like on the command line, they are as
; follows:
;
; NOADMIN Administrative nodes in the input file will not appear
; in the output file
; NOPOINT Point addresses will not be listed in the output file
; NOPVT Private systems will not be listed in the output file
; NODOWN Systems listed as `Down' will not be listed
; NOHOLD Systems listed as `Hold' will not be listed
; NOPHDR Telephone numbers will be stripped of the `+' and `1-'
; prefixes if any are found in the nodelist
; NOSUM The input nodelist summary will not appear in the
; output file
; NOSPL None of the special flags, that is QWK, PLK, or FAX
; will appear in the output file
; NODATE Date of compilation will not appear as a header to
; the output file
; NET=X:Y Only the systems with addresses beginning with the
; `X:Y' zone:net addresses will be listed
; /ABLOTV Defines a default listing order and presence of the
; different parameters found in the nodelist. Any of
; these letters in any order may be included, and their
; signification is as follows:
; A = the system's FTN address (zone:net/node.point)
; B = system's name
; L = system's location (city - state - country)
; O = system operator's name
; T = system's telephone number
; V = system's modems maximum velocity (speed)
;
; Valid examples are: /ALT /BLT /AOLV /TBLO
/ABL
;
; EXCLUDE and INCLUDE ADDRESSES
; INC = Addresses that you want to be included in the output
; listing even if the options you specified (such as NOPVT)
; would not allow it to be on the listing. Of course, if
; the `include' address is not in the nodelist, il will not
; be listed... :-)
;
; EXC = Addresses that you want to be excluded from the output
; listing even if the options you specified would allow it
; to be on the listing. Sort of an NL2TXT version of a
; `Twit-List'. :-)
;
;Include 1:167/107
;Exclude 101:160/201
;Inclu 101:160/200
;Excl 7223:9505/201
;INC 101:160/200
;
; NL2TXT will accept up to 128 of each of INCLUDE and EXCLUDE
; addresses. On the other hand, wildcards are not allowed.
;
;
; <End of NL2TXT.CFG>