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Rescue
v1.6
by
Al Lawrence
Sunrise-80 BBS
(404) 256-9525
OVERVIEW
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You have received a call informing you that bombs have been planted in
this 100 room hotel. You also determine that there are guests currently
in their rooms. Your mission is to RESCUE all the guests.
NOTE: Most errors will be logged to a file called DFRAME.ERR which is
created in the directory you run the door from.
INSTALLATION
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Installation is fairly easy and straight-forward. The following steps and
examples should have you up and running in a very short period of time.
It is assumed that you are familiar with setting up DOORS on your system.
To this end, only examples of the configuration file and Door batch file
are described.
1) Create a directory to hold all RESCUE files
2) Unzip RESCUExx.ZIP into the the above directory
NOTE: BRUN45.EXE is not included but is required !!!
3) Create a configuration file, with a name of your choice, or
modify the supplied RESCUE.CFG file. A description follows:
** Location of system file (See Below)
SUNRISE-80 BBS Your BBS Name
Al Sysop's First nameAP
Lawrence Sysop's Last Name
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| READ! 1 CommPort \ These 2 lines are required |
| READ! 1 Node # / ONLY for GTUSER.BBS |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
00000000 Registration Number
! # 1 Maximum # of Games per day
(Sysop gets 99, Registered version ONLY)
# 50 Number of Top Score Entries
# NONE Drive:\Path\Filename to contain the
Top Score Bulletin or enter NONE
for NO Bulletin creation.
# NONE Drive:\Path\Filename to contain the
Top Score Bulletin (Color) or enter NONE
for NO Bulletin creation.
2 1 = DO NOT Display ADOPT-A-DOOR Message
2 = Display ADOPT-A-DOOR message
# 2 Keyboard timeout value in Minutes
! # 0 Time Allowed in Door
(Sysop = Time Remaining - REG. VERSION)
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
! # 000=00/00 Security Level/Games Allowed Per Day
@ # XXXX/YYYY Blackout Range From/To
@ # XXXX/YYYY Blackout Range From/To
@ # XXXX/YYYY Blackout Range From/To
@ # XXXX/YYYY Blackout Range From/To
@ # XXXX/YYYY Blackout Range From/To
** = Replace with ONE of the following:
C:\PCB\PCBOARD.SYS <- For PCBoard systems using PCBOARD.SYS only
C:\BBS\CALLINFO.BBS <- For Wildcat! systems (prior to v3.0)
C:\BBS\USERINFO.DAT <- For Wildcat! systems using v3.x
(Note:DOOR.SYS must be in SAME directory)
C:\BBS\DOOR.SYS <- For ANY systems that support DOOR.SYS
C:\BBS\DORINFOx.DEF <- For ANY systems that support DORINFOx.DEF
C:\BBS\SFDOORS.DAT <- For Spitfire systems.
C:\BBS\CHAIN.TXT <- For WWIV systems
C:\BBS\GTUSER.BBS <- For GT Power
* if using this option you must put the
ComPort # on line 5 and the Node # on
line 6 of the configuration file
# = Requires registration to change to a different value.
! = See "Plays per DAY/DOOR Time" Below
@ = See "Blackout Periods" Below
NOTE: There are NO Blank Lines in the Config File!!
4) Create a batch file or modify the RESCUE file supplied. A
description of this file follows:
ECHO off
cd\PCB\DOORS\RESCUE Location of RESCUE files
RESCUE RESCUE.CFG EXE filename and CFG filename (Name
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