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- 09/06/82 23:52:34
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- notes by Jim Mills regarding implementation of the SIGNON system.
-
- The following three files were written for use with SIGNON under the
- following conditions:
-
- 1. Use SIGNZCPR if you use ZCPR with the drive/user select/limit
- mode -- ie: if you allow "A0>B: 5" to go to drive B user 5. This
- module will poke the appropriate values into lower memory for ZCPR
- to limit drive and user# select properly. Make sure the memory
- locations poked match the memory locations specified when you
- assembled ZCPR. This version of SIGNON tested with NZCPR 1.6
-
- 2. Use SIGNCBBS if you use CBBS or MINICBBS instead of RBBS or
- MINIRBBS. This module changes the routines at line 4900 which
- read the summary file and report any messages addressed to the user.
- Tested with CBBS version 3.5
-
- 3. Use SIGNFALC if you use the Falco TS-1 Terminal and you want
- the caller's first initial plus last name to appear on the status
- line (convenient for telling at a glance who's online). The
- output is hardcoded to my CRT output ports so the user won't see
- the escape sequences, etc. Make appropriate changes to match your
- hardware. If you customize this routine for use with the status
- line on a different terminal, please send a copy of the routine to
- Dick Lieber or Jim Mills for incorporation into the "standard"
- package. Thanks.
-
- The easiest way to implement the desired changes is to run MBASIC,
- load SIGNON, then MERGE the appropriate sub-file (one of the above
- files). Be sure to delete any excess line numbers in the 4900
- routine before you merge SIGNCBBS.BAS (if you use this option).
- Failing to do so shouldn't hurt the operation, but it may save some
- space in the compiled .COM file.
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