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1994-02-16
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; FAE Initialisation file 1.0
; ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
; All Lines beginning with a semi-colon (;) are considered comments and
; as such, they are ignored.
; [DefaultDisplay] controls wether FAE should display the file list by size (1)
; or by date (2). If this entry is not present, it defaults to a display with
; the size displayed (1).
;
[DefaultDisplay] = 1
; [LoadConferences] allows you to specify which conferences you want FAE to
; load in the conference selection menu. If this entry is not present in the
; FAE.INI file, then FAE will load all the file conferences it can find.
;
; Example: 0-1,10,12
[LoadConferences] = 0-100
; [UpdateExitSize] Allows you to tell FAE if it should update the size of all
; files when saving a file area. If will also change the 'OFF-LINE' or
; 'DELETED' status if the file FAE is processing is found to be on-line.
;
[UpdateExitSize] = Yes
; [DescriptionFile] allows you to specify the name of the description file
; FAE will create when using the "Save Description File" command. The default
; is FILE_ID.DIZ, but if you prefer, you can create a DESC.SDI or anything
; else. The name must not exceed 12 characters...
;
[DescriptionFile] = FILE_ID.DIZ
; [AutoKillDir] makes FAE remove its temporary directory #FAE# if it finds one
; instead of prompting you. With this on, you don't have to use the /KILLDIR
; parameter. ** Registered Version Only! **
;
[AutoKillDir] = Yes
; [MakeDIRBackup] will force FAE to create a backup of a DIR file before it
; loads it in. FAE doesn't allow you to overwrite a backup file without your
; authorisation. ** Registered Version Only! **
[MakeDIRBackup] = No
; [BackupDirectory] Allows you to tell FAE where to create a backup of your
; DIR files. If this path does not exist, FAE will make it automatically.
; ** Registered Version Only **
[BackupDirectory] = D:\PCBOARD\FILES\BACKUP\
; [UseDLPaths] tells FAE to search all the download paths to determine if a
; file is on-line or not. This option is especially useful if you run a large
; BBS with areas that are spread out through multiple directories. If an area
; uses only the attached directory, you can leave this toggle to "No".
;
[UseDLPaths] = Yes
; [AutoIndex] tells FAE to automatically update the IDX file if changes were
; made to a file area. This is used in the registered version only.
; ** Registered Version Only **
[AutoIndex] = Yes
; When adding files to the list of extensions, keep in mind that:
; %1 = Complete file name of highlited file
; %2 = Only the file name of current file (no path)
; %3 = Path of current area *NOT IN YET*
; %4 = Path of file containing list of tagged files. *NOT IN YET*
;
; So when entering the program name, specify what you want FAE to pass to
; the program. Also, you can indicate command line parameters that will
; be used by the specified program.
;
; Example: .GIF=VPIC.EXE /a %1
[Extensions]
.MOD=MP.COM %1
.FLI=QUICKFLI.EXE %1
.PCX=VPIC.EXE /a %1
.BMP=VPIC.EXE /a %1
.TIF=VPIC.EXE /a %1
.GIF=VPIC.EXE /a %1
.LBM=VPIC.EXE /a %1
.VOC=VPLAY.EXE %1
[EndExtensions]
; The NoUploads section contains a list of files that shall not be uploaded
; when FAE is mass uploading files. You can use DOS wildcards if you wish.
;
; Example: *.BAK --> Exclude all .BAK files.
[NoUploads]
*.BAK
[EndNoUploads]