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SF ROM DOOR
Version 1.15
Released October 10, 1992
Copyright (C) 1992 Mike Robinson
The Soft Parade
Shelton, Connecticut, USA
203-924-5603
------- OVERVIEW ------------------------------------------------------------
SF-Rom Door is a file access door designed for use on Spitfire BBS.
It can be used to access file areas on a CD-ROM disk, a "normal"
magnetic disk, or both. It provides browsing, text search and
download capabilities from within the door. It can even track the
number of files/bytes downloaded, enforce daily limits, and then
record this information in the main Spitfire database. A Spitfire
SFFILES.BBS type of file list is required for each file area. The
door can be run from the door menu or any of the menu extensions.
This is a drop-in replacement for all previous SF-Rom 1.1x versions.
Nothing in this world ever seems to go fast enough. Right from the
beginning this door was designed and optimized for speed. And it is
FAST. I know of no other door that even comes close. A file search
of a 500 megabyte CD-ROM disk takes only a few seconds.
Speed is especially important to those who run multiple nodes
and/or multiple CD-ROM drives such as the Pioneer DRM-600
"six pack." Considerable time and energy was spent working around
the speed limitations of today's CD-ROM drives.
Actual CD-ROM drive hardware access time has been minimized by:
1. Maintaining the file lists on the magnetic drive. This is
optional. If the CD-ROM itself contains file lists, these can be
be accessed directly by the door in order to save hard drive
space.
2. Copying the file to a holding directory on the hard drive and
downloading it from there. This is also optional. You can
configure the door to download directly from the CD-ROM drive.
3. Careful design of the the door logic. The CD-ROM drive hardware
is accessed as rapidly as possible and only when absolutely
required.
------- FEATURES ------------------------------------------------------------
■ Batch downloads and file tagging of up to 20 files!
■ Number of files/bytes downloaded is recorded in the Spitfire
main database and daily download limits are enforced.
(This feature is NOT available in unregistered versions.)
■ Run as a door or menu extension using SFDOORS.DAT, SFFILE.DAT,
SFMESS.DAT or SFMAIN.DAT. Low memory requirements. Only uses
about 180 kilobytes, which includes the memory required for the
DSZ external protocol.
■ Caller time in door is limited to remaining time allowed on BBS.
(This feature is available in ALL versions.)
■ Complete logging of all caller activity.
(This feature is NOT available in unregistered versions.)
■ Download from within door using Xmodem, Ymodem or Zmodem.
A copy of DSZ.COM or DSZ.EXE by Omen Technology Incorporated
is required. Zmodem MobyTurbo is supported.
■ Up to 1000 separate file areas.
■ Very rapid text search of both file names and descriptions.
Matches are highlighted in color.
■ File sharing and locking for multinode and network operation.
All file lists, menus, data files and logs may be shared.
DOS version 3.0 or higher, with DOS SHARE installed, is required
for proper operation of file sharing and locking.
■ Automatically uses Spitfire's communication port settings.
Comm port speeds to 115,200 bps with hardware or software flow
control. Uses Spitfire's configured port speed, data bits, stop
bit, parity, comm port, I/O port and interrupt. Handles any UART.
Does not require or use a FOSSIL driver, but is compatible with a
FOSSIL if one is installed.
■ DESQview aware. When idle the program releases it's clock
ticks to applications running in the other DESQview windows.
■ Reads DAILYLMT.DAT to determine allowable downloads per day.
■ The door will recognize caller connect speeds of 0, 300, 1200,
2400, 4800, 7200, 9600, 12000, 14400, 16800, 19200.
It will use the value passed by Spitfire in SFDOORS.DAT line 5
to calculate the estimated download times. Note that sometimes
this value is incorrect. Some systems connect at 12000, 14400,
or 16800 but "lie" and tell Spitfire that the connect is 9600.
The good news is that the door now factors in a speed
increase due to error correction.
■ Carrier detection. Resets the BBS if caller drops carrier.
■ Inactivity timeout configurable from 1 to 10 minutes.
■ Runs locally inside of Spitfire (where baud rate = 0).
■ Detailed status lines visible on top of local screen.
Shows caller name, statistics, time left, etc.
■ Detailed status screen displayed during download.
Shows caller's entire download/upload history and more.
■ Sysop local keyboard controls same as Spitfire:
ALT+C --- Chat Mode On/Off
ALT+D --- Drop To DOS (local sysop only)
ALT+J --- Drop To DOS (local sysop only)
F6 ------ Take Five Minutes From Caller
F7 ------ Give Five Minutes To Caller
F10 ----- Exit The Door
ALT+F1 -- Exit The Door
ALT+F2 -- Exit The Door
ALT+K --- Kill. Throw the caller off the BBS *NOW*
■ ANSI color or plain ASCII text modes. Initial mode is the same as
passed by Spitfire. Caller can toggle ANSI on/off from within the
door. Door contains its own ANSI driver and can show ANSI
graphics on the local screen even if DOS ANSI.SYS is not loaded.
■ Sysops can design their own (optional) custom screens.
Door will display WELCOME.CLR or WELCOME.BBS before it runs.
(Available in registered versions only).
Place these in the same directory as SFROM.EXE.
If ANSI is on then the .CLR file will be shown, otherwise
the .BBS file will be shown.
■ Several configuration options:
Optional logoff after transfer.
Optional time penalty for dropped carrier.
Configurable number of lines displayed per page.
Can now specify the character used in determining which lines
in a file list contain a valid file for tagging and display
purposes.
Configurable activity log format.
■ DSZmodem is "trapped" inside a window so that data does not
scroll up off screen as download progresses.
■ Multi-colored file lists just like seen in Spitfire 3.2.
------- SETUP ---------------------------------------------------------------
1. Unzip this archive into one subdirectory.
This will be the SF-Rom home directory.
2. Modify the included SFROM.CFG file to meet your needs.
Any line in SFROM.CFG that does not begin with a letter is
ignored. The lines that begin with semicolons, for example, are
used for comments and ignored by the program. See detailed
instructions for each line of SFROM.CFG below.
Keep this file in the SF-Rom home directory.
3. Modify the included AREALIST.CLR and AREALIST.BBS to meet your
needs. These two files are the main program menu and are
mandatory or the program will not run. Try to keep these to
under 21 displayed lines or the top may scroll off the screen.
You can also create a multi-page AREALIST.CLR/BBS. In this case,
put all the pages in one file. Each page should be no more than
21 displayed lines long and there should be 4 blank lines
between each page. The door will pause at the end of each page
and allow the caller to select a command or scroll to the next
page. See AREALIST.CL1/BB1 included with this package for an
example of a multi-page list.
Keep these files in the SF-Rom home directory.
4. Make sure a copy of DSZ.COM or DSZ.EXE is somewhere on your DOS
path or in the SF-Rom home directory.
5. (OPTIONAL) Place custom screens in the SF-Rom home directory.
Registered versions will display WELCOME.CLR or WELCOME.BBS if
these files exist.
All versions will display GOODBYE.CLR or GOODBYE.BBS after a
download if the caller selects log off after transfer.
6. Run the program using any ONE
of these command lines:
COMMAND LINE
------------
SFROM C:\SF\SFDOORS.DAT ( doors menu )
SFROM C:\SF\SFFILE.DAT ( file menu extension )
SFROM C:\SF\SFMAIN.DAT ( main menu extension )
SFROM C:\SF\SFMESS.DAT ( message menu extension )
SFROM LOCAL ( local test mode )
The complete path and file name must be specified except for
local mode as shown. Spitfire creates one of the above files
whenever the door menu or one of the menu extensions is executed.
(OPTIONAL)
All of the above examples assume that a configuration file named
SFROM.CFG is in the SF-Rom home directory. You may also specify a
different configuration file on the command line like this:
SFROM C:\SF\SFFILE.DAT C:\SF\CDROM2\MYCONFIG.FIL
------- SFROM.CFG -----------------------------------------------------------
SFROM.CFG is the main configuration file which supplies the door with
the information it requires to run properly. It should be placed in
the SF-Rom home directory. The program reads each line in this file.
If the line begins with a keyword then the configuration is modified
according to the information that follows the keyword. If a line
begins with anything other than a letter, it is ignored. The
explanatory comments below are all on lines beginning with
semicolons. The order of the lines is generally not important except
for the file areas. The keywords are NOT case sensitive, but they
must be spelled correctly.
DiskName So Much Shareware
; This name is used in the local status bar display on the top of
; the screen and in the door log entries.
HoldDir C:\SF\CD-HOLD
; This is the holding directory where the files are copied to if
; CopyToMag is ON. The program also stores the batch download file
; list here in all cases.
; The program takes care of its own housekeeping and deletes the
; copied files after the download. Just the copied files are deleted.
; Any other files that exist in this directory will NOT be deleted.
; The default holding directory is the root directory C:\.
LogName C:\SF\CALLERS.TMP
; Registered versions only.
; Gives the name of the caller activity log file.
; Default is CALLERS.TMP in the Spitfire home directory for this
; node as defined in SFFILE.DAT or equivalent.
Share ON
Share OFF
; Turns file sharing and locking ON or OFF.
; File sharing is generally not required on a single-node BBS.
; This program will run much faster with Share OFF.
; The default is Share ON.
TimeOut 180
; This is the caller inactivity timeout delay in SECONDS.
; If no keystrokes are received for this length of time, the door
; will exit and return the caller to the BBS.
; Values from 60 to 600 seconds are allowed.
; The default value is 180 seconds (3 minutes).
ScrollDelay 3
; This is the delay in milliseconds between display of each line.
; You should probably not mess with this.
; Values from 0 to 30 are allowed.
; The default is 3.
Debug ON
Debug OFF
; Most program error conditions are logged to SFROM.LOG if Debug is
; turned on. The program may load a bit faster if you turn this off.
; If you are experiencing difficulties, leave Debug ON.
; The default is Debug ON.
DirectVideo ON
DirectVideo OFF
; With DirectVideo ON, all local screen writes will done directly to
; video memory instead of through the BIOS.
; The default is DirectVideo ON. This seems to work fine on most
; systems.
CheckSnow ON
CheckSnow OFF
; CheckSnow ON enables "snow checking" when using DirectVideo ON.
; It has no effect if DirectVideo OFF.
; Some older CGA monitors may requires this. It should not be a
; problem on most monochrome, EGA or VGA video systems.
; Some systems may run a bit faster with CheckSnow OFF.
; The default is CheckSnow ON.
BiosScroll ON
BiosScroll OFF
; If BiosScroll OFF, then a special scrolling routine is used that
; suppresses snow and flicker on systems with any kind of color
; graphics. However, BiosScroll ON is a bit faster.
; The default is BiosScroll ON.
CopyToMag ON
CopyToMag OFF
; If CopyToMag ON then files will be copied to the magnetic hard
; drive just before downloading. These files will then be erased
; once the download is completed.
; If CopyToMag OFF then the files will be downloaded directly from
; the CD-ROM drive.
; Default is CopyToMag ON
DropPenalty 300
; Number of SECONDS to penalize the caller if carrier is dropped
; when in the door. This time will be subtracted from the callers
; time allowed during the next call that day. If the caller does
; not call back until the next day, then this penalty will have no
; effect.
; Values from 0 to 7200 seconds (0 to 120 minutes) are allowed.
; The default value is 300 seconds (5 minutes).
AllowLogOff ON
AllowLogOff OFF
; If AllowLogOff ON then the caller will be offered the option to
; select unattended automatic logoff after each download.
; If you allow logoff then you can place a copy of your desired
; logoff display screen(s) in the SF-ROM home directory. This is
; optional. If this screen exists, it will be shown only after an
; automatic logoff. I use my normal BBS GOODBYE.BBS/CLR.
; Default is AllowLogOff ON
LinesPerPage 21
; Determines the number of lines shown for each screen page when
; the caller is scrolling through the file lists.
; Values from 5 to 30 lines per page are allowed.
; The default is 21 lines per page.
TagChar 26 -
; This determines the line position and character used to determine
; which lines in a file list contain a valid file for tagging and
; display purposes. Lines which contain this exact character at
; this exact position are colorized and assigned a tag letter.
; Lines which do NOT contain this character at this position are
; assumed to be header lines or extended description lines.
; This option allows the use off many different styles of file
; lists.
; The default is a dash at position 26 as shown below:
....+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+
SFROM110.ZIP 71,527 09-05-92 Spitfire CD-ROM Door 1.10 by Mike Robinson
^
character at position (column) 26 is a dash
; Examples of common file formats:
; TagChar 26 - (tag lines with a dash at position 26) (default)
; TagChar 28 - (tag lines with a dash at position 28)
; TagChar 26 / (tag lines with a forward slash at position 26)
; TagChar 28 / (tag lines with a forward slash at position 28)
; TagChar 18 , (tag lines with a comma at position 18 )
;
; Only one character and position may be designated as the TagChar.
; If multiple TagChar are specified in SFROM.CFG then the last
; TagChar specified is used.
; The following defines your file areas. This is VERY IMPORTANT.
; These must be one area per line on consecutive lines.
; The first line is file area number 1 and the rest follow in order
; until you reach the end.
; The list MUST BEGIN and END with the keyword "Areas".
; The list MUST BEGIN and END with the keyword "Areas".
; Each line has two entries separated by at least one blank space.
; The first is the path to the file area on the CD-ROM.
; The second is the full path and filename of the associated file
; list. The list can have any filename, it does not have to be
; sffiles.bbs.
;
Areas
E:\ASM C:\SF\CDROM1\ASM.LST
E:\BUDGET C:\SF\CDROM1\BUDGET.LST
E:\CLIPART C:\SF\CDROM1\CLIPART.LST
E:\CPROG C:\SF\CDROM1\CPROG.LST
E:\DATABASE C:\SF\CDROM1\DATABASE.LST
E:\DEMOS C:\SF\CDROM1\DEMOS.LST
E:\DESKTOP C:\SF\CDROM1\DESKTOP.LST
E:\EDUCATE C:\SF\CDROM1\EDUCATE.LST
E:\FINANCE C:\SF\CDROM1\FINANCE.LST
E:\GAMES1 C:\SF\CDROM1\GAMES1.LST
E:\GAMES2 C:\SF\CDROM1\GAMES2.LST
E:\GENERAL C:\SF\CDROM1\GENERAL.LST
E:\GIFS C:\SF\CDROM1\GIFS.LST
E:\GRAPHICS C:\SF\CDROM1\GRAPHICS.LST
E:\HOBBY C:\SF\CDROM1\HOBBY.LST
E:\LASER C:\SF\CDROM1\LASER.LST
E:\MODEM C:\SF\CDROM1\MODEM.LST
E:\MUSIC C:\SF\CDROM1\MUSIC.LST
E:\PASCAL C:\SF\CDROM1\PASCAL.LST
E:\PROG C:\SF\CDROM1\PROG.LST
E:\QB C:\SF\CDROM1\QB.LST
E:\SOSGIFS C:\SF\CDROM1\SOSGIFS.LST
E:\SWIMSUIT C:\SF\CDROM1\SWIMSUIT.LST
E:\UTIL1 C:\SF\CDROM1\UTIL1.LST
E:\UTIL2 C:\SF\CDROM1\UTIL2.LST
E:\WIN1 C:\SF\CDROM1\WIN1.LST
E:\WIN2 C:\SF\CDROM1\WIN2.LST
E:\WORD C:\SF\CDROM1\WORD.LST
Areas
;
; The file lists can be located on a normal magnetic hard disk or
; on the CD-ROM (if they exist on the CD-ROM). The door will run
; much faster if you locate the file lists on the normal magnetic
; hard disk. Note that you can also use this door to access normal
; file areas on your hard drive. You can mix normal file areas with
; CD-ROM areas in the same door. The file areas do not have to
; reside on the same drive letter or same physical drive. If you
; have a network, you can access file areas on a different machine.
; You could even put ALL of your Spitfire file areas in one or more
; of these doors. For example, you could put adult files in one
; door and restrict access to adults only. Or you could have
; special file doors reserved for privileged, contributing or
; subscribing callers.
; The example above is also used in the sample SFROM.CFG supplied
; in this package. It is for the "So Much Shareware #1" CD-ROM disk
; first published in late 1991. The file lists are resident on the
; CD-ROM as SFFILES.BBS in each subdirectory and can be easily
; copied to a hard drive.
Style 1
Style 2
Style 3
; New in version 1.12
; Choose one of the style commands shown above. Determines the
; style of the download line in the caller activity log entries in
; registered versions only. Has no effect in unregistered versions.
; Some third party utility programs read the callers log and count
; or log downloads. These programs require certain download log
; entry styles which are similar to those created by a normal
; Spitfire download.
; Three styles are now offered. More will be added if requested.
; Only one style may be used in each configuration file.
; If multiple styles are specified, then the last one
; specified is used.
;
; For Style 1 a typical log entry looks like this:
; 1800LIST.TXT 2,276 Listing Of 1-800 BBS Systems
; This is the default style and is the same as all previous
; versions of SF-Rom.
;
; For Style 2 a typical log entry looks like this:
; Downloaded E:\MODEM\800LIST.TXT
; Note that this is the path to the file on the CD-ROM.
;
; For Style 3 a typical log entry looks like this:
; Downloaded C:\SF\CDROM1\800LIST.TXT
; Note that this is the file name appended to the path
; to the file list that contains the file.
------- REGISTRATION --------------------------------------------------------
This is SHAREWARE. You may use this program for a free 30 day trial
period. After that, you must register it or stop using it.
You may give away free copies of this entire unmodified package,
but you may not sell it. I retain all rights to this program.
As an incentive to encourage registration, the following features
are ONLY AVAILABLE IN THE REGISTERED VERSION:
■ The *** UNREGISTERED *** message on the first screen is replaced
by your name and your BBS Name.
■ Spitfire's daily download file and byte limits will be enforced
by the door. The door will also record all downloads and add the
number of files and bytes downloaded to the main Spitfire data
base. So the caller's total daily downloads (sum of downloads
inside the door and normal Spitfire downloads) will never be more
than allowed by Spitfire in DAILYLMT.DAT. These limits are
correctly tracked in any combination, even if the caller enters
and exits the door several times. If Spitfire says a caller can
only grab 10 files per day, he will only be able to grab 10 files
total per day.
example:
A caller is allowed 10 downloads per day. He downloads 3 files
in this door. He is then only allowed 7 more downloads when he
returns to Spitfire.
In the unregistered version, only the caller's daily time limit
is enforced. In the unregistered version, downloads are not
recorded and file/byte per day limits are not enforced.
■ Full logging of all caller activities in the door to CALLERS.LOG
or any file you choose. These log entries are designed to blend
nicely with the normal Spitfire log entries.
Here is an example from the CALLERS.LOG on my BBS:
■ WELCOME.CLR or WELCOME.BBS file will be displayed (optional).
-----------------------------------------------------------------
John Smith called at 14:34:37 on 09-05-92 using Node 1 at 2400 baud.
Error Correction Connection.
Entered So Much Shareware SF-ROM Door at 14:35:51
1800LIST.TXT 2,276 Listing Of 1-800 BBS Systems
GOVTBBS.ZIP 3,781 List Of Gov't BBS Numbers
WHATPORT.ZIP 9,044 Handy To Find Conflicting COM Ports
Begin Zmodem at 14:39:20 Estimated Time: 1.1 Min.
End Zmodem at 14:40:26 Actual Time: 1.1 Min.
Updated download records +3 file(s) and +15,101 bytes.
Exited So Much Shareware SF-ROM Door at 14:41:05
John Smith logged off at 14:43:02
-----------------------------------------------------------------
In the unregistered version, only error conditions are logged.
No caller activity log is created in the unregistered version.
Registration is $15 (fifteen) dollars in US funds.
Personal check, bank check or money orders are acceptable.
Registered Sysops are entitled to free program support, free
upgrades to all future versions, and free access to all files and
features on my BBS. Support is available from me on my BBS, in
CircuitNet and in FidoNet. Suggestions for future improvements from
registered Sysops will receive careful consideration.
In order to register the program, you will have to call my BBS and
download your personal registration key and instruction file. This
key will work for all future versions, so there will be no need to
download any specially compiled versions of the executable program
itself.
If you do not yet have access to my BBS, please be sure to send
along a password and birthdate with your registration. Then I can
set up your logon account in advance. Please be sure to specify
your name and your BBS name exactly as you would like them to
appear on the first door screen.
Your personal registration key and instruction file will be
ready for you to download on the day I receive your check,
usually by 19:00 eastern time.
Registrations will not be mailed.
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SF-Rom 1.15 Door REGISTRATION FORM
Your Name:
(40 characters maximum)
BBS Name:
(40 characters maximum)
BBS Phone Number:
(xxx-xxx-xxxx)
Password to use on Mike Robinson's BBS:
(14 characters maximum)
BirthDate to use on Mike Robinson's BBS:
(mm-dd-yy)
Your Address:
Send this form and $15 (fifteen) dollars in US funds to:
Michael Robinson
9 Richard Boulevard
Shelton, CT. 06484
Personal check, bank check or money orders are acceptable.
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╔═══════════════════╗ ╔══════════════════════╗ ╔═══════════════════╗
║ The Soft Parade ║ ║ Sysop: Mike Robinson ║ ║ 1200 to 16800 bps ║
║ Shelton, CT. USA ║ ║ Spitfire version 3.2 ║ ║ HST V.32bis ║
║ 203-924-5603 ║ ║ Open 24 hours 7 days ║ ║ MNP 5 V.42bis ║
║ FidoNet 1:141/485 ║ ║ CircuitNet 203004 ║ ║ USR Dual Standard ║
╚═══════════════════╝ ╚══════════════════════╝ ╚═══════════════════╝
Latest version of the SF-Rom Door may be File Requested (freq'ed)
by any Fido compatible mailer 24 hours a day using the
magic name: SFROM
24 hour crash mail & file requests of any file listed in FILES
Magic Names: FILES SPITFIRE NODEDIFF SFTS BINKLEY
ABOUT BBSLIST NODELIST DOGFIGHT BNU
SFROM PMEISTER CATCHEM
Special thanks to the beta test team:
Bill Arlofski, Dave Clark, Barry Connolly, Chris Cook, Don Hutson,
David Hamel, Joseph Hayes, Charles Horsey, George Hyden, Jim
Lambert, Tom Lehner, Mike MacAfee, Steve Newman, Mike Redman,
Joseph Revolta, Doug Ward, Arleen Winegar.
Legal Stuff:
Use this program at your own risk. No guarantees of any sort.
"Spitfire" is a registered trademark of Buffalo Creek Software.
File sharing and locking implemented via BCSHARE Beta Version 0.7
Copyright (C) By Mike Woltz 1990 Buffalo Creek Software.
SF ROM Revision History
Version 1.00 -- May 31, 1992 - Initial Public Release
Version 1.03 -- Private Beta Test Version.
Version 1.10 -- Sep 05, 1992 - First Public Upgrade
Version 1.11 -- Sep 17, 1992 - Local mode bug fix attempt.
Version 1.12 -- Sep 18, 1992 - Configurable tag character now
applied to text search.
Version 1.13 -- Sep 18, 1992 - Fixed Xmodem command line bug.
Version 1.14 -- Sep 28, 1992 - Fixed Xmodem command line bug again.
Intro screen now displays correct version number.
Version 1.15 -- Fixed local mode bug.
Drop-in replacement for all previous 1.1x versions.
ZIP archive security notice for this archive should read:
Authentic files verified! # ACO784 The Soft Parade
PKZIP (R) FAST! Create/Update Utility Version 1.1 03-15-90
Copr. 1989-1990 PKWARE Inc. All Rights Reserved. PKZIP/h for help
PKZIP Reg. U.S. Pat. and Tm. Off.
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Length Method Size Ratio Date Time CRC-32 Attr Name
------ ------ ----- ----- ---- ---- ------ ---- ----
2528 Implode 1520 40% 10-10-92 13:15 e34caa1a --w AREALIST.BB1
1208 Implode 506 59% 10-10-92 13:15 fb652a06 --w AREALIST.BBS
4323 Implode 1830 58% 10-10-92 13:15 35fd77f0 --w AREALIST.CL1
1490 Implode 669 56% 10-10-92 13:15 b88b4e6b --w AREALIST.CLR
182 Shrunk 164 10% 10-10-92 13:15 5cda8047 --w FILE_ID.DIZ
1469 Implode 664 55% 10-10-92 13:15 823264bb --w SFROM.CFG
31008 Implode 10786 66% 10-10-92 13:15 --w SFROM.DOC
57880 Stored 57880 0% 10-10-92 13:15 ec25059f --w SFROM.EXE
2359 Implode 958 60% 10-10-92 13:15 2835d774 --w WHATSNEW.115
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102447 74977 27% 9