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- ; Event Manager Version 1.03 (Shareware) (15 Event Limit)
- ; (C)opyright 1993 by Doug Laine of The Philly Exchange - (609) 927-5771
- ;
- ; Format description:
- ;
- ; As you can see, any line that begins with a ; will be ignored. This way
- ; you can put notes inside of this file to keep track of what your events
- ; will be doing.
- ;
- ; FILE FORMAT:
- ;
- ; This first column is used to tell the system what days you want the event
- ; to run. The days are number from 0 - Sunday through 6 - Saturday. You
- ; must include the day number or the event will NOT occurr.
- ;
- ; The second column is used to point the the line number in the PCBOARD.DAT
- ; file that contains the Event Time. This way, if you have a different
- ; version of PCBoard than 14.5, you will be able to change the line number
- ; of the Event Time.
- ;
- ; The third column is what will be place in the Event Time line. This can
- ; be anything you want it to be, however, this should only be that time of
- ; the event and nothing else! Also, you must be sure to use the 24 hour
- ; format of time.
- ;
- ; The fourth and column is used to point to the event file that will
- ; overwrite the EVENT.SYS file. This file will contain your new event
- ; information. Basically it is juse another EVENT.SYS file, but will contain
- ; this events specific information. If you use the name NONE, EM will
- ; simply update the PCBOARD.DAT file and then internally run EM /NEXT.
- ;
- ; The fifth column is used to specify whether the event may be slidden
- ; if the user is online. This has only been tested with 14.5, so I can
- ; not promise it will work on earlier versions.
- ;
- ; The sixth (registered versions only) is used for Synchronous event
- ; managment. You must set this column to either 0 for no synchronous
- ; event managment is needed for this event, or 1 for synchronous control.
- ; If you set any of these to a 1 you must add additional information about
- ; the controls. These are explained furthur down in this file.
- ;
- ; The only other addtional information you should be aware of is the fact
- ; that the events must be placed in the file in accending order, as the
- ; system will not keep track of them. In other words, you must be sure
- ; to keep your events in the order that they will occurr for the day.
- ;
- ; PCBOARD.DAT data changes only events
- ;
- 0 , 35,C:\PCB\HELLO\DAY0,NONE,1,0 ; Welcome file for Sunday
- 1 , 35,C:\PCB\HELLO\DAY1,NONE,1,0 ; Welcome file for Monday
- 2 , 35,C:\PCB\HELLO\DAY2,NONE,1,0 ; Welcome file for Tuesday
- 3 , 35,C:\PCB\HELLO\DAY3,NONE,1,0 ; Welcome file for Wednesday
- 4 , 35,C:\PCB\HELLO\DAY4,NONE,1,0 ; Welcome file for Thursday
- 5 , 35,C:\PCB\HELLO\DAY5,NONE,1,0 ; Welcome file for Friday
- 6 , 35,C:\PCB\HELLO\DAY6,NONE,1,0 ; Welcome file for Saturday
- ;
- ; Normal events
- ;
- 0123456,112,00:10,EVENTS\USERBKUP ,0,1 ; Backup the users files.
- 0123456,112,00:20,EVENTS\PACKUSRS ,0,1 ; Purge deadbeats
- 0123456,112,00:30,EVENTS\MAKELST ,0,0 ; Makes our ALL files list.
- 6 ,112,01:00,EVENTS\PACKMSGS ,1,1 ; Pack Message bases @ 1am Saturdays
- 0123456,112,04:00,EVENTS\RIME ,0,1 ; This is my RIME event.
- ;
- ; Synced Event Extensions (Registered version only)
- ;
- /CONTROL_FILE:F:\PCB\MAIN\CONTROL.EM ; Tells EM where the control file is.
- /CONTROLLER ; Says this is the controlling node.
- ; Only ONE node may be the controller.
- /NODE_COUNT:2 ; Tells EM how many nodes to wait for.
- ; This is only needed on the
- ; controlling node.
- /TIMEOUT:15 ; Maximum wait time before failure
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