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; =============================================================================
; Sample TB-EDIT.CFG or TB.CFG, as distributed with The-Box Edit 1.00
; If you use The-Box Mailer, add 'application tb-edit include tb-edit.cfg' to
; your ordinary The-Box configuration, and delete any duplicate information
; from this (TB-EDIT.CFG) file.
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; ADDRESS <ADDRESS>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Adresses can be either FidoNet format or plain ASCII.
; If the first character of an address is a digit, and the address can
; be parsed into FidoNet segments (including domain if available), the
; address will be correctly expanded to 4D or 5D FidoNet style.
; A maximum of 30 address lines is allowed.
address 2:283/512.1@fidonet.org
address 27:2331/1006.0
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; KEY [#<AKA>] <ADDRESSSPEC>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Aka should be a known own address, the addressspec is parsed as described
; above if possible, is interpreted using pattern matching.
; 'All' is converted to '*'.
; If the user clears the source address field of a message, the first
; matching aka will be inserted, according to the destination address.
key #27:2331/1006.0 27:*
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; SYSOP <NAME>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Used as a default user name. The default is Sysop.
; Maximum length is 35 characters.
sysop Arjen Lentz
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; NETMAIL <PATHNAME>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Only used if no areas are found in AREAS.TB (or AREAS.TB doesn't
; exist), this area will be a Pandora format NetMail type msg area.
; This is to provide compatibily with old The-Box utilties.
;netmail d:\mail\netmail
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; INCLUDE <FILENAME>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Recursive option, read this file for additional configuration.
; Uses the basepath, so don't specify a drive/path here!
;include extra.cfg
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; APPLICATION TB-EDIT <COMMANDS>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; This is only applicable if the basic configuration file is TB.CFG
; Other applications will ignore APPLICATION TB-EDIT lines, so
; options only meant for TB-EDIT's use can be used here.
; Non-FidoNet style adresses, special aka lists, etc.
; If INCLUDE is used after this statement, the entire included
; file implicitly has 'APPLICATION TB-EDIT' status.
;application tb-edit include tb-edit.cfg
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The following options are specific to TB-EDIT and only recognized:
; - on an 'APPLICATION TB-EDIT' line
; - a file included with 'APPLICATION TB-EDIT INCLUDE'
; - in TB-EDIT.CFG if that is the primary configuration file
; (ie. if no file named TB.CFG was found)
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; ECHOOUT <PATHNAME>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Complete path/name of file to write echotags to for selective echomail export
;echoout d:\mail\echoscan.out
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; EDITOR <BAT/PRGNAME> [<CMDLINE>]
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Activates external message-text editor.
; A path is not necessary if the batchfile or program can be found in the DOS
; path. The file to be edited is always named <BASEPATH>\TB-EDIT.WRK
; TB-EDIT is swapped out to disk or EMS, so it only takes up between 1K and 4K.
; From inside the external-editor menu in TB-EDIT,
; you can also select to use to the internal editor.
;editor ed.exe d:\mail\tb-edit.wrk
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; FLAG <FLAG>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Alters default flag settings:
; HIDEKLUDGES Don't show SEEN-BY: and Ctrl-A lines when viewing msgs.
; HIDEHEADER Don't show header at top of screen in list/select msgs command.
; Gives 7 more selection lines, & less info on msg under the bar.
flag hidekludges
;flag hideheader
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; QUOTESTRING <STRING>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Prefix to use when doing a quoted reply.
; The '*' character is replaced with the sender's initials.
; Something like > or *> will give the best results.
quotestring *>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; COLOURS <NAME> <PARMS ...>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Tech - Bit mask: 7 Foreground blink 3 Intensity (1=bright foreground)
; 6-4 Background color 2-0 Foreground colors
; * Normal foreground | ** Bright foreground | *** Background
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; 0 Black | 8 Dark grey | 0 Black
; 1 Blue | 9 Bright blue | 16 Blue
; 2 Green | 10 Bright green | 32 Green
; 3 Cyan | 11 Bright cyan | 48 Cyan
; 4 Red | 12 Bright red | 64 Red
; 5 Magenta | 13 Bright magenta | 80 Magenta
; 6 Brown | 14 Yellow | 96 Brown
; 7 White (light grey) | 15 Bright white | 112 White (light grey)
; For blinking foreground, add 128 to first or second column.
; Monochrome/hercules modes only:
; For bright foreground, add 8 to first column (except: white + 8 = grey)
; For underline, add 1 to first column.
; Combine (ie. add up) all the numbers to create attribute of your choice 0-255
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Change the default colour settings:
; MENU <normal> <hotnormal> <select> <inactive> <border> <title>
; SELECT <normal> <select> <border> <title> <scrollbar> <scrollselect>
; WINDOW <normal> <hotnormal> <select> <blink> <border> <title>
; TEXT <normal> <hotnormal> <inverse> <hotinverse> <blink>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The default is a monochrome setup which uses only inverse, highlight
; and blinking; should work with all display types....
;
; Sample with colours for EGA/VGA screens:
;colours menu 112 116 15 120 112 112
;colours select 12 15 112 112 7 4
;colours window 112 116 15 255 112 112
;colours text 7 15 112 127 143
;
; This one uses blue instead of black as a base-colour, easier on the eye:
;colours menu 113 116 31 120 113 113
;colours select 113 31 113 113 23 20
;colours window 113 116 31 255 113 113
;colours text 23 31 113 127 159
;
; Why not send me some nice colour settings you invented!
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The keyboard definition file
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
include tbe_keys.cfg
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key and string macros
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Special codes can be used in macrostrings, in the format \xxx where xxx are
; three hex digits. These can be the special string macros listed below, or
; key codes. Use TBE_KEY.COM to show key/char codes coming from the keyboard.
; If you call a function in TB-EDIT by putting a key code in the keyboard
; buffer, make sure you don't forget to adjust these codes if you change the
; keyboard definition (READ_KEY and EDIT_KEY commands)
; Also, keyboard definitions overrides a key macro
; String macros are not inserted into the keyboard buffer but directly put into
; the message text.
;
; Special key codes are created for mouse movement:
; 0x1d0 Moved to the left
; 0x1d1 Moved upwards
; 0x1d2 Moved to the right
; 0x1d3 Moved downwards
; 0x1d4 Left mousebutton
; 0x1d5 Right mousebutton
;
; Cur Org (Resp. current msg header and original msg header)
; === === ==================================================
; 200 210 From name
; 201 211 To name
; 202 212 Source address
; 203 213 Destination address
; 204 214 Subject
; 205 215 Date of the message
; 206 216 Default alias address in area of msg
; 207 217 Default user name in area of msg
; 208 218 Description of this area
; 209 219 First part of from field (ie first name)
; 20a 21a First part of to field (ie first name)
; 20b 21b First part of user name (ie first name)
; 20c 21c Origin string in area of msg
; 20d 21d Echotag in area of msg
; 220 Program name ("The-Box Edit")
; 221 Program version ("0.00+")
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; STARTUP_MACRO <KEY_STRING>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key macro, put into the keyboard buffer at startup.
; This sample goes to the 1st area and starts area scan function:
; Alt-A Home <enter> Alt-S
; startup_macro \11e\147\00d\11f
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; FORWARD_MACRO <STRING>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; String macro, inserted at start of message text when using the forward
; command.
forward_macro \020* Original to \211 (\213)\00d * Dated <\215> from area '\218'\00d * Forwarded by \207 (\206)\00d\00d
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; PRIVATE_MACRO <STRING>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; String macro, inserted at start of message text when makeing a private reply
; to a conference message. The message will be saved in the first netmail area
; above the current conference area.
private_macro \020* Private response to a msg in area '\218'\00d\00d
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; READ_MACRO <KEYCODE> <STRING>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key macros, reader mode
; (The startup_macro actually behaves just like a read_macro)
; The following macro is Alt-P "blabla" <enter>
; With the default keyboard definition, it will do a pattern search for blabla.
; read_macro 122 \119blabla\00d
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; EDIT_MACRO <KEYCODE> <STRING>
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key macros, editor mode
; Code 178 is Alt-1, the macro does some movement and provides header/signoff.
; I put 178 at the start of enter_macro, reply_macro and quote_macro (AREAS.TB)
edit_macro 178 \176\14f\00dCya! Agl.\00d\00d[\00d\12e]\00d\184\147Hi \20a,\00d\00d
; When I press Alt-G, I get the text '<grin>' at the current cursor position.
edit_macro 122 <grin>
; =============================================================================