DOORS.TMP
          ---------

          Whenever TriBBS runs a door, it saves a number of variables  to a
          file called DOORS.TMP in the  node's NWORK directory.  The format
          for this file is as follows:

          Byte           Data Type      Description
           1 to   2      int            The caller's baud rate.  0  if it's
                                        a local logon.
           3 to   4      int            Error  correcting  connection flag.
                                        TRUE   (1)   if   it's   an   error
                                        correcting connection or  FALSE (0)
                                        if  it  isn't an  error  correcting
                                        connection.
           5 to   6      int            The  caller's   record  number   in
                                        SERS.DAT.
           7 to   8      int            The  number of  minutes the  caller
                                        had remaining at logon.
           9 to  10      int            ANSI  flag.   TRUE (1) if  the ANSI
                                        color graphics  is on or  FALSE (0)
                                        ANSI is off.
          11 to  12      int            The caller's current file area.
          13 to  14      int            The   caller's    current   message
                                        conference.
          15 to  18      long           The  system  time, in  seconds,  at
                                        logon since 00:00:00 GMT, 01/01/70.
          19 to  20      int            TRUE  (1)  if BBS.EXE  was  started
                                        with  the /F  command line  switch.
                                        FALSE (0) otherwise.
          21 to  22      int            Baud rate that  was passed with the
                                        /F command line switch.
          23 to  24      int            TRUE  (1)  if BBS.EXE  was  started
                                        with  the /H  command line  switch.
                                        FALSE (0) otherwise.
          25 to  26      int            User status window flag.  TRUE  (1)
                                        if the user  status window is being
                                        displayed.  FALSE  (0) if the  user
                                        status    window     isn't    being
                                        displayed.
          27 to  28      int            The number of  minutes remaining as
                                        passed  by  the   /T  command  line
                                        switch.
          29 to  30      int            This value indicates where the door
                                        is being run from.  This is subject
                                        to   change  so   it  will   remain
                                        undocumented.
          31 to  32      int            Chat requested  flag.  TRUE  (1) if
                                        the  caller has  requested a  chat.
                                        FALSE  (0)  if  the  caller  hasn't
                                        requested a chat.
          33 to  34      int            Event  flag.     TRUE  (1)  if  the
                                        caller's time has  been adjusted by
                                        an upcoming event.  FALSE (0) if an














                                        event isn't pending.
          35 to  36      int            Goodbye flag.  TriBBS  sets this to
                                        FALSE  (0) when if runs a door.  If
                                        it has  been changed to  a non-zero
                                        value  by  the  door,  TriBBS  will
                                        assume that the caller wants to  be
                                        logged off.
          37 to 256      char           Dummy padding.   This is set to all
                                        zeros by  TriBBS and  is added  for
                                        compatibility with future versions.