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- Cookies are assumed to be in directory \COOKIE on the current drive.
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- Make the cookie directory, \COOKIE.
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- Copy COOKIES.EXE to \COOKIE directory, and run to extract the files.
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- Run BAKE.EXE. It will process the data, starting output files,
- \TMP\SRT#, then will sort, producing \TMP\MRG# files, that become:
- \COOKIE\COOKIE.DAT, about 1.25 Megabytes. You must use a BigDos window.
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- You can set the environment variable COOKIE to override the default
- directory if you wish. Example: SET COOKIE=L:\TEXT\COOKIES
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- The MailBox "C" command displays a random cookie.
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- There are three programs you use to maintain your cookies:
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- BAKE.EXE
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- Creates the files COOKIE.DAT, COOKIE.IDX, and COOKIE.KEY from the
- individual cookie text files COOKIE.0nn.
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- SHAKE.EXE
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- Displays a random cookie, or the cookie specified on the command line.
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- TAKE.EXE
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- Extracts the cookie text files (COOKIE.0nn) from the cookie database.
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- The cookie source files are:
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- COOKIE.0nn
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- Where "nn" is the sequential number of the cookie file, starting at 00.
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- The following three files comprise the cookie database:
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- COOKIE.DAT - The cookie text.
- COOKIE.IDX - Index into COOKIE.DAT.
- COOKIE.KEY - Alphabetic index to cookies, built by BAKE, used by TAKE.
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- Format of the COOKIE.0nn files:
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- "Text of the first cookie."
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- The second cookie text ...
- -- Hank
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- That is, each file contains as many cookies as you like, each cookie
- ends with a line containing a single tilde.
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