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- echo off
- d:
- cd\door
- gtgap 14 <-- use this to write your PCBoard 14 files in the current dir
- door door.cfg <-- then invoke your door.
- cd\gt
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- Same goes for a GAP door or anything else.
-
- echo off
- d:
- cd\door
- gtgap GAP <-- this writes the GAP files in the current dir
- door door.cfg
- cd\gt
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- For running WWIV in a door
-
- echo off
- d:
- cd\wwiv
- gtgap WWIVGATE <-- this writes a batch file (GT-WWIV.BAT)
- GT-WWIV.BAT <-- then run it!
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- For QuickBBS in a door
-
- echo off
- d:
- cd\qbbs
- gtgap QBBSGATE <- this writes the needed batch file
- GT-QBBS.BAT <- then run it. Be sure to do a errorlevel 10 exit to
- return to GT.
-
- For PCBoard 12, I consider you have a "12" directory off of your doors
- directory. I will use these for example: C:\DOOR, C:\DOOR\12, C:\DOOR\WIZARD
-
- We will run the door itself in C:\DOOR\WIZARD. The other two are our work
- areas
-
- echo off
- c:
- cd\door
- gtgap 14 - this writes the PCB 14 files in C:\DOOR
- cd \door\12 - change to your 12 dir.
- crutch c:\door\pcboard.sys - Make CRUTCH input the GTGAP's PCB files, and
- convert it to PCBOARD.SYS v12 format
- cd\door\wizard - change to your door dir
- wizard wizard.cfg - run your door
- cd\gt
-
- Just be sure that your PCBoard v12 door points to the PCBOARD.SYS file
- IN the C:\DOOR\12 directory. It will probably be in the door's .cfg file.
- Like:
- C:\DOOR\12\PCBOARD.SYS
-
- You will also have that PCBOARD.DAT file that was included (as PCB12.DAT) in
- the C:\DOOR\12 directory
-
- Good luck!
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