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; =============================================================================
; Sample AREAS.TB as distributed with The-Box Edit 1.00
; The behaviour of the options in AREAS.TB is relative to their position in the
; file. If the area before any AREA definition, the specify the defaults for
; the entire file. If they follow an AREA definition, they only apply to that
; area. Other applications may use other option names as well, for instance
; ECHOTAG and ECHO for echomail processors, MSGKEEP for killing old msgs, etc.
; One application doesn't bother another, and the system is very flexible, so
; in principe all applications can use this one file for all their msg areas.
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; QUICKBBSPATH <PATH>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Where TB-EDIT can find the QuickBBS/RemoteAccess messagebase files
; Default uses the homepath (MAILER environment var, or current directory).
; If there are any areas using this format, and no msgbase exists yet, it will
; be created for you!
; This statement may only be used once, and before any area definitions!
;quickbbspath d:\mail\
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; PSEUDONYM <NAME>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Optional user name. Default is the TB.CFG sysop name.
; For msg received flagging, both this name and sysop name area used.
; Maximum length is 35 characters.
;pseudonym SYSOP
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; ALIAS <ADDRESS>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Optional user address. Default is the first TB.CFG address.
;alias 1:123/456.789@alternet
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; ORIGIN <STRING>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Optional origin string. Doublequotes (") may be used.
; The default origin is an empty string, ie "".
; Maximum length is 65 characters.
;origin "This is a some silly origin line...."
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; ECHOTAG <NAMETAG>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Optional EchoMail nametag, used with the ECHOOUT statement.
; No default possible, so you can't use this statement before the first area.
;echotag ENET.SYSOP
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; TEXTFILE <PATHNAME>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Optional textfile name. Default is PRN (first printer port).
; Used by the message export function.
; Maximum length is 40 characters.
;textfile d:\mail\archive.txt
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; SECURITY <FLAG>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Message security (net and local areas)
; PUBLIC Msg can be read by anyone (default).
; PRIVATE Msg can only be read by from, to and sysops.
;security private
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; PRIORITY <FLAG>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Message priority (net areas)
; HOLD Tell packer/mailer to hold msg for pickup.
; NORMAL usally means apply normal routing (default).
; CRASH Send as soon as possible.
; IMMEDIATE Send straight away, no excuses.
;priority crash
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; HANDLING <FLAG>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Message handling (net areas)
; KEEPSENT Keep message after it has been packed/sent (default).
; KILLSENT Kill message after sending.
;handling killsent
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; COOKIEFILE <PATHNAME>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Complete path/name of fortune cookie file. Default is no cookie file
; Format is plain ASCII. Cookies may be several lines long, and are
; seperated from eachother by ONE empty line. At the start of the file
; should be TWO empty lines, and ONE at the end.
;cookiefile d:\mail\cookie.dat
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; ENTER_MACRO <KEY_STRING>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key macro, used when entering a new message.
;enter_macro \178
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; REPLY_MACRO <KEY_STRING>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key macro, used when sending a reply.
;reply_macro \178Responding to your message of <\215> to \211 (\213)\00d\00d
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; QUOTE_MACRO <KEY_STRING>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key macro, used when making a quoted reply.
;quote_macro \178In a message of <\215>, \210 (\212) wrote:\00d\00d
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; CHANGE_MACRO <KEY_STRING>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key macro, used when changing someone else's message.
;change_macro \020* Message changed by \207 (\206), originally dated <\215>\00d\00d
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; DEFAULT <COMMAND>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; This is a very nasty one if you don't understand its use.
; Put this in front of any of the commands previously listed to change default
; settings right in between area definitions.
;default origin "This is an alternate origin line"
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; AREA <FORMAT> <TYPE> <PATH|NUMBER> [<DESCRIPTION>]
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Formats are FIDO, PANDORA, RBBS and QUICKBBS.
; Types are LOCAL, NET, ECHO, LEAF, MIDDLE, TOP, GROUPGATE.
; NET signifies netmail style areas (ie adresses etc).
; ECHO or GROUPGATE allow for origin lines.
; Provide path for FIDO format, path plus base filename for PANDORA,
; complete pathname for RBBS, or an areanumber for QUICKBBS.
; Doublequotes (") in the description may be used.
; If there is no area description, the path or number will be used
; instead (in the area selection function, the msg header, etc).
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Another example of what you can do with AREAS.TB
; First some defaults for English lingo, then some areas, each with their own
; peculiarities, and then alter the defaults for a Dutch-lingo cookiefile.
; I know, it takes some getting used to, but it's VERY flexible!
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;quickbbspath d:\mail\
;origin "AINEX-RBBS [NL-33-611916] HQ European Magazine for BBS!"
;cookiefile d:\mail\cookie.eng
;enter_macro \178
;reply_macro \178Responding to your message of <\215> to \211 (\213)\00d\00d
;quote_macro \178In a message of <\215>, \210 (\212) wrote:\00d\00d
;change_macro \020* Message changed by \207 (\206), originally dated <\215>\00d\00d
;area quickbbs net 1 "QuickBBS NetMail"
;security private
;area fido groupgate d:\mail\ainexpnt\ "Fido echo/group conference"
;area rbbs local d:\mail\mainm.def "Local RBBS general messagefile"
;pseudonym Sysop
;default origin "Nederlandstalige conferences volgen!"
;default reply_macro Hoi, in antwoord op jouw message\00d
;default cookiefile d:\mail\cookie.nl
;area pandora net d:\mail\netmail "Pandora NetMail"
;priority crash
;handling killsent
;textfile d:\mail\archive.net
;area quickbbs echo 2 "QuickBBS echomail (SIGnet)"
;echotag ENET.BLABLA
;origin "Mijn andere ik"
;alias 27:2331/1006.0
; =============================================================================