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;;; Configuration file for the Trion resource manager
;;; Sysop name for the TrionRM monitor (waiting msgs)
SYSOP NAME Paul_Spijkerman
;;; General Path definitions
;;; Note that all entries (exept MENUTEXT) should end with a ':' or '/' !!!
PATH DEFAULT trion: ; Where is the key and startup & down scripts
PATH CONFIG trion:cfg/ ; Where the executables will look for configs
PATH UTILS trion:utils/ ; BBS executables
PATH SCRIPTS trion:scripts/ ; Where are the scripts
PATH USERS trion:users/ ; Here is the user data
PATH LOGS trion:log/ ; where the logs go
PATH DATA trion:data/ ; some private things/data of the BBS
PATH ICONS trion:icons/ ; Where RIPscrip 'icons' go
PATH SAMPLES trion:samples/ ;!Not needed (now) because of full path with sample use
PATH DOORS trion:doors/ ; Were to find questionair doors (also doors: assign)
PATH TEMPDIR ram: ; temporary path
;;; Path definitions for menus
PATH MENUS trion:menus/ ; This is where the menu sources go
PATH MENUTEXT trion:menutext ; screens with menus Don't add a '/' !!!
; PATH MENUTEXT1 trion:menutext1/ ; BBS will add number to MENUTEXT line
; PATH MENUTEXT2 trion:menutext2/ ; BBS will add number to MENUTEXT line
PATH TEXT trion:text/ ; screens for login, logout, etc
;;; Path definitions for file catalogue
PATH FILECAT trion:filecat/ ; this is where the file catalogue is kept
PATH UPLOAD trion:Upload/ ; This is where Uploads go/are processed
PATH KILLED trion:KilledFiles/ ; This is where deleted files go
;;; Path definitions for mail
PATH MAIL trion:mail/ ; This is where mail is stored
PATH INBOUND trion:InBound/ ; This is where Incoming mail goes
PATH OUTBOUND trion:OutBound/ ; This is where Outgoing mail goes
PATH NODELISTS trion:NodeLists/ ; This is where nodelists go
;;; Config for the TrionRM monitor
ICON 80 0
;;; NODE <- Number of nodes online that are visible in the monitor
;;; LASTCALLERS <- Number of Callers in the monitor
NODES 2 ;2
LASTCALLERS 10 ;14
;;; USEWB/USESCREEN <- Where to put the monitor window
USESCREEN
;USEWB
;;; Screen dimensions
SCREEN WIDTH 640 ;640, 800, 1280
SCREEN HEIGHT 256 ;200, 256, 400, 512
SCREEN DEPTH 3 ; 2-4
;; Monitor: Select a monitor:
;; NTSC 640 x 200 60Hz 15,72Khz (American 1084 mode)
;; PAL 640 x 256 50Hz 15,60Khz (Europe 1084 mode)
;; MULTISCAN 640 x 480 58Hz 29,29Khz (VGA/multisync monitors)
;; EURO72 640 x 400 69Hz 29,25Khz
;; EURO36 640 x 200 73Hz 15,76Khz
;; SUPER72 448 x 306 71Hz 23,21Khz
;; DBLNTSC 676 x 213 58Hz 27,66Khz
;; DBLPAL 676 x 269 48Hz 27,50Khz
;; DONTCARE 640 x 2xx Should work on every system
MONITOR DONTCARE
;; Use 'INTERLACE' and/or 'SUPER' for bigger screens
;; InterLace: boost vertical resolution to 400 - 538 if possible
;; Super: boost horizontal resolution to 1280 - 1448 if possible
;INTERLACE
;SUPER
;DEFAULT FONT topaz.font 8 ;; 8 Default font
;TEXT FONT fineline.font 8 ;; 8 or 11 Button and StringGadgets
;SMALL FONT pmfont.font 8 ;; 8 Lists
DEFAULT FONT topaz.font 8 ;; 8 Default font
TEXT FONT topaz.font 8 ;; 8 or 11 Button and StringGadgets
SMALL FONT topaz.font 8 ;; 8 Lists
;;; COLOR number red green blue
COLOR 0 10 10 10 ;; Mid Grey
COLOR 1 0 0 0 ;; Black
COLOR 2 15 15 15 ;; White
COLOR 3 6 8 11 ;; Blue
COLOR 4 9 9 9 ;; Dark Grey
COLOR 5 11 11 11 ;; Light Grey
COLOR 6 9 12 10 ;; Beige
COLOR 7 9 10 12 ;; Light Blue