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; What's Up sample configuration file
; Version 1.01
;
; Whatsup.cfg is a straight ASCII file, one setting to a line. Anything
; following a ; is considered a comment and ignored (even if in the middle
; of a string). You will need to uncomment & change any settings you want
; enabled in order to make anything show up. Everything is disabled in the
; distribution file.
;
; *************************************************************************
; * What's Up Configuration *
; *************************************************************************
; Number of seconds between updates. A setting of 0 will make 1 pass of the
; idle loop to take care of various housekeeping (including the passive
; screen saver) in addition to releasing a minimum of 1 timeslice between
; each status check.
;
Delay 1 ; Seconds between updates of display
;
; Enable the passive screen-saver.
; IMPORTANT! What's Up blindly assumes that you aren't lying! If you don't
; have a VGA video board, any strangeness is your problem, not mine.
;
; VGAEffects ; VGA Effects enable
;
; Set the format of your time display. The string given here will be used to
; create the clock on the right side of the status line. Default setting is
; "%X", the locale-specific time display (as assigned by the operating system,
; if it has such an ability). Time gets priority over all but Quit, VGA, and a
; multitasker if present. All others get smaller or disappear. If there's not
; enough room for your time string, it will not be shown.
; The tokens all start with a %. They are:
; %% Percent sign
;
; %x Date (system specific) %a Abbreviated weekday name
; %X Time (system specific) %A Full weekday name
; %c Date and time %w Weekday; 0=Sunday (0-6)
;
; %H 2 digit hour (00-23) %b Abbreviated month name
; %I 2 digit hour (01-12) %B Full month name
; %m 2 digit month (1-12)
; %M 2 digit minute (00-59)
; %S 2 digit second (00-59) %d 2 digit day of month (01-31)
; %p AM or PM %j 3 digit day of year (001-366)
; %y 2 digit year; no century (00-99)
; %Y Year with century (ex: 1994)
;
; %U 2 digit week no.; Sunday=1st day of week (00-53)
; %W 2 digit week no.; Monday=1st day of week (00-53)
; %Z Timezone name (nothing if unavailable)
;
; Common formats:
; hh:mm:ss (24hr) -> %H:%M:%S *or* (on most systems) -> %X
; hh:mm:ss ?M (12hr) -> %I:%M:%S %p
; dd-mm-yy -> %d-%m-%y
;
; TimeFormat %X ; Format of time string
;
; *************************************************************************
; * BinkleyTerm **************************** FidoNet Technology-> Mailers *
; *************************************************************************
; To enable BinkleyTerm, you must say, BinkleyTerm. :)
; Bink is a very power hungry status; experiment a little yourself. Set a
; delay of 0, enable VGA effects, and play with the toggle to see the speed
; in color scrolling change [reflecting how long it takes to run 1 status
; check].
;
; BinkleyTerm ; Enable Bink
;
; Once you have enabled Bink, you *MUST* define all of the following
; settings.
; First, the root name of your outbound (ie. no \ or zone # extension)
;
; BinkOutbound d:\outbound ; BinkleyTerm outbound root
;
; Next set the path to your flags directory. This one DOES get a final "\"!
;
; BinkFlags d:\flags\ ; BinkleyTerm flags directory
;
; Now you need to tell us what your primary outbound area's zone number is
;
; BinkPrimaryZone 1 ; Primary zone number
;
; *************************************************************************
; * Maximus 2.0x ************************************************** BBSes *
; *************************************************************************
; -> Note: You must be set up for multinode usage to take advantage of the
; ability to show users online & some idea of what they are doing.
; First, tell the world you run Maximus!
;
; Maximus-2.x ; Enable Maximus 2.0x IPC flags
;
; Now tell where your IPC directory is (include trailing "\"):
;
; MaxIPC d:\max\ipc\ ; Maximus IPC directory