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- AutoDetect = No
- ; If TRUE, the software will attempt to detect ANSI capabilities
- ; on the remote system. This command has no affect on local sessions.
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- ChatGreeting = "~FChatHelp|" ; Initial text shown on the screen when
- ; chat-mode is activated.
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- ChatHelp = ChatHelp ; Text file displayed if /? is entered
- ; in chat-mode.
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- ; You can fully configure the color of any text written while in chat-mode.
- ; The default color set is based on the IceChat program by Jeremy Landvoigt.
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- ChatSysopDigit = 11 ; Numbers (not including the decimal point)
- ChatSysopHiBit = 1 ; High-Bit characters (#128 to #255)
- ChatSysopLower = 15 ; Lower-case letters
- ChatSysopPunct = 9 ; Punctuaction characters
- ChatSysopUpper = 7 ; Upper-case letters
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- ChatUserDigit = 11
- ChatUserHiBit = 1
- ChatUserLower = 15
- ChatUserPunct = 9
- ChatUserUpper = 7
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- CheckBreak = Yes
- ; If TRUE, then you are allowed to press CTL-BREAK to terminate the
- ; program. If FALSE, pressing control-break does nothing. Normally
- ; pressing control-break causes to the program to exit with an error-level
- ; of 255.
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- CheckSnow = No
- ; If TRUE, the software will slow down certain screen-writes to eliminate
- ; flicker on older CGA video boards.
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- ClrScr = True
- ; If TRUE, the screen will be cleared during the initialization of the door.
- ; Local sessions started from the command-line *might* like better
- ; if this value is set to FALSE.
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- Color1 = True
- ; If TRUE, ANSI will be selected if a "1" is passed in the graphics field
- ; of the DORINFOx.DEF drop file. This is required for RemoteAccess.
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- ; ComPort = 1
- ; The ComPort for this node. You will have to unremark this line if
- ; you are not using a drop file *and* you are not using the -C command-line
- ; parameter.
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- DBS = True
- ; Destructive Backspace. This value should be set to TRUE if any remote
- ; terminals erase the character to the left of the cursor when the
- ; backspace character is received. If FALSE, then the program assumes
- ; full-control of the display and uses a fancier input system during
- ; certain prompts. Local sessions default to FALSE.
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- DirectVideo = True
- ; If TRUE, the software will write directly to video RAM. Both monochrome
- ; and color systems are supported. If FALSE, the software will use the
- ; BIOS (which is much slower).
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- ; DropFile = \RA\Node1\Door.Sys
- ; The full path and name of a drop file. DOOR.SYS and DORINFOx.DEF are
- ; are supported. Most sysops, however, prefer to use the -P command-line
- ; parameter. I.e. /PC:\RA\DOOR.SYS
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- Fading = No
- ; If TRUE, ~v will cause the screen to fade to black, and ~^ will
- ; restore the screen. This affects the local screen only, and is
- ; purely an aesthetic affect. You should avoid turning it on if you
- ; are running under a multitasker. VGA required.
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- FadeDelay = 10
- ; The delay factor in VGA fades. Larger numbers translate
- ; to longer fade times.
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- FancyPrompt = Yes
- ; If TRUE, a fancy prompt will be created if ANSI.SYS is detected when
- ; when you shell to MS-DOS. The prompt requires approx. 80 bytes
- ; of enviroment space.
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- FlagFalse = "0"
- FlagTrue = "1"
- ; FlagFalse is the character representing a FALSE bit in a binary string.
- ; FlagTrue is the opposite.
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- HiddenChar = #254
- ; The character displayed during a password entry.
- ; # 0 = <blank with no cursor movement>
- ; # 32 = <blank with cursor movement>
- ; # 176 = ░
- ; # 177 = ▒
- ; # 178 = ▓
- ; # 219 = █
- ; # 249 = ∙
- ; # 250 = ·
- ; # 254 = ■
- ; # 255 = <blank with cursor movement>
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- Intense = No
- ; If TRUE, then backgrounds can have high-intensity colors (colors 8
- ; through 15). This affects the local screen only and is really just
- ; a curiosity.
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- ; Locked = 38400
- ; Your locked baud-rate. You should use this command if this information
- ; is not passed in the drop file *and* you are not using the -O
- ; command-line parameter.
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- MacroFiller = #32
- ; The character used to fill out formatted macros. Note: The ~M formatting
- ; code allows the use of a different filler character. The ~MD code
- ; resets the existing filler character to this value.
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- ; Node = 1
- ; The current node number. This value is required for certain
- ; inter-program communications. You can also use the -N command-line
- ; parameter. The drop file might also contain this information. If
- ; a node number is not specified anywhere, it defaults to 1.
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- NoiseBlink = No
- ; If TRUE, all generated line noise will blink. This is really annoying,
- ; BUT highly unlikely. You might have more fun, though <GRIN>.
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- NoiseColor = 50
- ; NoiseColor=X means that 1 out of X ALT-Ls will result in a random color
- ; change. You may use any number from 0 to 255. A value of 0 or 1 will
- ; cause a color change every time ALT-L is pressed. This, of course, is
- ; statistically impossible.
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- OverScan = 0
- ; The overscan area is the box surrounding the text screen. Normally it
- ; is black since no program can write to this area. If you are curious
- ; about the overscan box, then experiment with this command.
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- ; TextDir = ".\"
- ; The location of any external display files (.ASC, .ANS, .AVT). The
- ; default value is the program directory.
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