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## DRANSI.CFG - Existence of this configuration file is optional. However,
## to find out the benefits of having this file, please read on.
##
## The format of this file is simple. Any line that doesn't start out with
## keywords are considered a comment. Keywords can appear in any order in
## this configuration file. They are as described:
##
## REG - Add your registration number when you get it.
## SYSOP - Add your sysop name after this keyword.
## EXT/CAT - Add the file extention for each category, followed by
## a '/' character, followed by a description of 30 characters
## or less (longer descriptions are truncated).
## BAUD/SIZE - Add a baud rate, followed by a '/' character, followed by
## the maximum size of ANSI that a caller at that baud rate
## or lower can view. The order of how the baud rate is listed
## in this configuration file is not important. Any baud rate
## can be specified. You can control 0 baud (local mode) by
## including it in this file, otherwise 0 baud has no limit.
## In order to show DR ANSI as registered software, this configuration file
## must exist in the same directory as DRANSI.EXE and the sysop name and
## correct registration number must be filled in.
REG 00000
SYSOP Dan Roseen
## The following "EXT/CAT" keyword example (commented so it won't be used
## by default when first setting up this door) will enable an ANSI category
## selection menu when DR ANSI is run. Up to 40 categories can be created.
## DR ANSI will select the first 100 files with the filename extension
## specified for a particular category. This example will cause DR ANSI to
## use the first 100 *.ANS files for the "General ANSI" category. The
## Categories will be displayed in the order that they are read from this
## configuration file. *.ANS files are used if no categories are defined.
# EXT/CAT ANS/General ANSI
## The purpose of "BAUD/SIZE" configurations is to prevent low speed callers
## from selecting very large ANSI screens in DR ANSI. ANSIs larger than
## permitted won't appear in a listing. "BAUD/SIZE" settings are optional.
##
## With the settings shown below, viewing of ANSIs will be as follows:
##
## CALLER (baud) ANSI SIZE (bytes)
## ============= =========================================
## 0 No Limit (no limit for 0 baud unless specified)
## 300 1500
## 1200 6000
## 2400 50000 (uses next highest since commented)
## 9600 No Limit (nothing was specified over 4800)
##
## Note: You can set 0 baud's maximum file size to match another baud rate
## to see the ANSI selections available for the other baud rate.
BAUD/SIZE 300/1500
BAUD/SIZE 1200/6000
# BAUD/SIZE 2400/35000
BAUD/SIZE 4800/50000