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; **********************************
; ** OLSS Version 1.99Dc Config **
; **********************************
; This is where I keep the help file...
HELPFILE "doors:OffLineSoft/OLSSHelp.dat"
; The BACKDROP option defines the minimum baudrate at which the fancy backdrop
; will be displayed on the "Choose database" screen. The backdrop takes a
; while to transmit, but looks quite nice; I would say 2400 here is a bare
; minimum, 4800 might be safer on the 2400 user's!
BACKDROP 2400
; Note that until Falcon can send the baud rate to its doors, however, this
; option is somewhat redundant (DLG owners can probably use it). So just
; put a dummy entry in here. If this entry is higher (numerically) than the
; dummy entry in your menus.bbs file, the backdrop will never be seen, and
; vice versa.
; The request file created for OLSSysop to work on
REQUESTFILE "bbs:text/OLSSRequest.txt"
; The directory where user data files are to be stored; Remember the
; trailing / or :
USERDIR "doors:offlinesoft/users/"
; Here we define a database. The AREA keyword specifies its name, and the
; DATA keyword specifies the database filename.
AREA "AMIGA Files Area"
DATA "doors:OffLinesoft/Amiga.data"
; And now a second database...
AREA "IBM Files Area"
DATA "doors:OffLinesoft/IBM.data"
; You may define up to 10 different databases this way