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; DATE command must be followed by the full month name, the day of the
; month, a comma, and then the year. It must be the only command found
; on the line. This command is required.
date November 19, 1992
; TITLE command must be followed by the name of the magazine contained
; within double quotes. This is the name used to compile entire
; publications, so it must be the same through multiple magazines. When
; magcom is checking for publications, the title of the magazines are
; case insensitive. This command must also be the only command specified
; on this line. This command is required.
title "Test Magazine"
; VOLUME command must be followed by the current volume number of this
; magazine. It must be the only command specified on this line. A
; volume number of 0 indicates a 1 time article. This command is required.
volume 3
; ISSUE command must be followed by the current issue number of this
; magazine. It must be the only command specified on this line. An
; issue number of 0 indicates a 1 time article. This command is required.
issue 10
; THEME command must be followed by the theme of this particular
; magazine. The theme should be enclosed within quotes, and should be
; the only command specified on this line. This command is required.
theme "Showing you how to get this working"
; INTRODUCTION command is optional. It allows you to specify an ANSI
; and ASCII text file that will be displayed when someone initially
; decides to read this magazine. It should be followed by the ANSI file
; name, and then the ASCII file name. If you wish to leave ONE of these
; blank (ie you only have an ASCII file created), simply replace the
; file name with the word "none" (without the quotes).
introduction intro.ans intro.asc
; LEVEL command is the core of the entire script. It allows Magcom
; to create all the different levels, departments, areas, etc. etc.
; that you wish. The level command should be followed by a number
; signifying the level for this article. Following should be the title
; of the article enclosed in double quotes. Finally, the optional file
; name of the article (the actual article text) may be next. If this
; file name is not found, you MUST advance to a new level on the next
; command, and this level will be viewed as an option to a new level.
; For example :
;
; level 1 "Editorials"
; level 2 "Jasen's editorial" jasen.txt
; level 2 "Joe's editorial" joe.txt
;
; level 1 "Pascal article" pascal.txt
;
; following the last level command (the pascal one), you would NOT
; be allowed to advance a level because the article name had already
; been signified. You are only allowed to advance a level IF you have
; not yet signified this file name. Finally, if a file name has been
; specified, you may add the AUTHOR command, followed by the name of
; the author in double quotes, immediately after the file name of the
; text article. For example :
;
; level 1 "Editorial" editor.txt author "Jasen Fici"
;
level 1 "Editorial" editor.txt author "Jasen Fici"
level 1 "News"
; The indentation is optional, and ignored. It is simply here for
; ease of reading.
level 2 "Turbo Pascal Review" tp.rev author "Joe Shmoe"
level 2 "C Review" c.rev
level 1 "Write In Articles"
level 2 "Tommy's Corner"
level 3 "My Morning"
level 4 "Why I hate morning" hate.txt menu morn.mnu
level 4 "Why I love sleeping" love.txt
level 4 "What I do in the morning" do.txt
level 3 "My Afternoon" noon.txt
level 3 "Night Time"
level 4 "Why I love evenings" lovenight.txt
level 4 "What I dream of" dream.txt
level 2 "Jasen's Editorial" jasen.txt
level 1 "This weeks Program" prog.txt
level 1 "In Closing" done.txt
; (finally!) LEAVING command is optional, and allows you to set up
; ANSI and ASCII files that will be shown to users as they "leave" the
; magazine. If you wish to have only one file (an ANSI or ASCII one),
; simply put the word "none" (without the quotes) in place of the file
; that does not exist. The first file is the ANSI file, and the second
; file is the ASCII one.
leaving done.asc done.ans