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#
# Prototype .ini file for the MR/2 mail reader. This file sets
# run time parameters and options.
#
WorkPath=tmp$$
# Set the path for the work directory. This is where packets are
# unarchived and replies created
# NOTE: Leave this as it is for now. The work directory must remain
# a sub directory of the MR2 software directory.
PacketPath=c:\
# This is where MR2 will look for packets to read and place reply packets
FileSpec=*.q??
# This is the wildcard file specification to use when searching for
# packets to read.
Editor=e
#Editor=epm
#Editor=q -e\mr2\qstartup.mac
# This is the command MR2 will use when invoking the editor. By default,
# the system PM editor "e" is used. To use QEdit and pass it a start-up
# macro (-e parameter), change this line to read:
#
# Editor=q -e\mr2\qstartup.mac
#
# NOTE: when using the PM "E" or "EPM" editors - "word wrap" appears
# to work great, however, lines are not actually broken with CR/LF's.
# This causes formatting problems for MR2. Keep Word Wrap off and
# include linefeeds by hand. I'll see if I can auto-wrap incoming text
# sometime in the "near" future.
QuoteTo=reply.msg
# Temporary file name used when creating replies.
Tagline=A QWK compatible mail reader for OS/2
# This sets the default tagline for MR2 replies. This string is placed
# at the bottom of each reply, before the reply is edited. You may
# change the tagline via your editor, while composing your reply.
# Sorry, no fancy tagline selection or "stealing" at this time.
SaveFile=..\save.txt
# This is the file to which messages are appended when they are "saved" or
# filed for later reference. Use the "S" key while viewing a message to
# append it to this file in printable form.
Zipper=pkzip
UnZipper=pkunzip -o
# These are the commands used to archive and unarchive your message
# packets. If you use something other than PKZip/UnZip, modify these
# commands appropriately.
# Variables not yet implemented
# =============================
KeepMessageMarks=NO
# While working with messages, MR/2 uses one byte of each message
# header (in the Messages.dat file) as a Read/Replied/Saved status flag.
# If you specify YES here, MR/2 will load any changes made to the
# messages headers back into the original archived packet. If you
# access the packet again, at a later time, your original status flags
# will remain. This takes some extra disk space and time to perform.
# Specify NO to suppress this feature. Message markings will be lost
# whenever you fully exit a packet (Fast Exit will preserve the flags).
#JumpToUnreadMessage=YES
#ReplyPath=e:\dl\
#ReplyFile=reply.msg
;;;;Quotestyle="%i>",Each
;;;;Quotestyle="On %d, in a message to %r, %s stated:\n\n"
;;;;Quotestyle="%i>",Allign
#MyName=Nick Knight