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;Door Driver Control file
;-----------------
;
;Sysopfirst: Specifies the first name of the sysop as it will be shown to
; the users.
;
SYSOPFIRST Robert
;
;
;SysopLast: Specifies the last name of the sysop as it will be shown to
; the users.
;
SYSOPLAST McCullough
;
;
;BBSName: Specifies the name of the bbs as it will be shown to users.
;
BBSNAME The WorkBench BBS
;
;
;BBSPath: Specifies the path where the bbs door files are located. If
; omitted, the door control files are assumed to be in the cur-
; rent directory.
;
BBSPATH C:\RBBS
;
;
;BBSType: Specifies the type of bbs software under which this door program
; will be run. Valid bbs types include:
;
; RBBS - Rbbs-Pc version 16.1+ (uses DORINFOx.DEF)
; QUICK - Quickbbs; Uses DORINFOx.DEF (same as above)
; PCB12 - PcBoard version 12 (note: see COMPORT note below)
; PCB14 - PcBoard version 14
; WWIV - WWIV bbs (uses chain.txt) (turn off dos INT)
; PHOENIX - Phoenix bbs
; WILDCAT - Wildcat bbs
; OPUS - Opus 1.1x (uses LastUs##.DAT)
; GT - GT PowerComm (uses GTUSER.BBS)
;
; ::::------- Put your bbs type here! Select from those listed above
; ::::
; \/\/
BBSTYPE RBBS
;
;
;ComPort: For bbs types that do not have the com-port contained in their
; door information files (such as PCBOARD-12), you will have to
; specify the com-port. Simply put the port number (i.e. 1,2,etc)
; not the whole word COM1.
;
; If you are using a bbs type that doesn't provide the com
; ::-------- port num in it's door information file (such as pcb-12),
; \/ then uncomment this line and put your com port here.
;COMPORT 1
;
;
;Baud: This parameter is for boards that run a LOCKED port. The locked
; speed should be specified using this parameter.
;
;BAUD 19200
;
;
;Mono: Will disable color on the local side. (Necessary if you are
; running a monochrome system)
;
; Uncomment this line if you are running a monochrome
; ::-------------- system on the local side.
; \/
;MONO
;
;MaxTime: This is for BBS systems which do not pass the amount of time
; remaining for the user in the Door Information file. Time
; of time is set in minutes. Be sure to use this with GT
; PowerComm.
;MAXTIME 30
;
;IdleTIme This is used to control the keyboard timeout function. The
; amount of time is specified in seconds. When 2/3rds of the
; specified time has lapsed without keyboard activity, the bell
; will sound. If no activity occurs for the number of seconds
; the door will exit.
;
;IDLETIME 240
;
;Quiet: If specified, the door will strip out all ^G characters from
; the local side.
;QUIET
;
;
;Status: Specify "ON" if you wish the status line to appear at the bottom
; of "OFF" if you wish it to be disabled.
;
STATUS ON
;
;
;Statfore: The foreground color of the status line (default 0)
;
STATFORE 0
;
;
;Statback: The background color of the status line (default 7)
;
STATBACK 7
;
;
;Foreground: Specifies default foreground color (default 7)
;
FOREGROUND 7
;
;
;Background: Specifies default background color (default 0);
;
BACKGROUND 0
;
;
;Color1: Tells doordriver to select ANSI graphics when a "1" is passed
; in the graphics parameter of the DORINFOx.DEF. From what I
; understand, FORCE and QUICKBBS require this option set although
; RBBS should not.
;
;COLOR1
;
;
;43Line: The 43LINE option will instruct doordriver to load in the EGA
; 43-line mode. (You MUST have an EGA adapted for this option). The
; enhanced screen allows the local sysop to see much more infor-
; mation on the screen.
;43LINE
;
;
;25Exit: The 25EXIT option will tell DoorDriver to switch back to the 25
; line mode when doordriver is completed. This option is only
; useful when the above 43LINE option is used. If 25EXIT is not
; specified and 43LINE is, then doordriver will exit to DOS in
; the 43-line mode.
;25EXIT
;
;
;ReMapFore: The REMAPFORE parameter allows you to "remap" doordrivers color.
; This allows you to substitue in one color for another (i.e.
; you could substitute in GREEN for all instances of BLUE). The
; REMAPFORE parameter effects only the FOREGROUND color. The
; REMAPBACK command below handles the background colors. When a
; color is substituted, it effects both the LOCAL user and the
; REMOTE user. REMAPFORE's syntax is below:
;
; Syntax: REMAPFORE <color1> <color2>
; Example: REMAPFORE 14 15
;
; The <color> parameters are numeric codes for colors which are
; listed on a table below. The example will substitue white
; (color 15) in for yellow (color 14)
;
; 0 - Black 4 - Red 8 - DarkGray 12 - Lightred
; 1 - Blue 5 - Magenta 9 - LightBlue 13 - LightMagenta
; 2 - Green 6 - Brown 10 - LightGreen 14 - Yellow
; 3 - Cyan 7 - LgtGray 11 - LightCyan 15 - White
;
;RemapBack: The Remapback command is similar to the remapfore command, but
; it effects background colors instead of foreground colors. The
; syntax is identical except that only colors 0-7 are available
; for background.
;
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