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>>---> New CONFIG.XRS parameters in 5.04 (10-Dec-1992)
For your 'real name' on the BBS is actually your alias, XRS
normally would refuse to allow you to write messages in "Alias
Required" conferences. If you frequently read mail from a '12-
step' or similar BBS, you may want to set this parameter, which
in effect tells XRS that the fact that you don't have an alias
(apparently, anyway) is actually because it's the real name you
use on that board: (to avoid confusion - each of these two are
synonyms for one another)
;Alias is Name
;Name is Alias
Using XRS/386 (only!), XRS does *not* play music (Charge!,
etc.), but if you want it to, you can turn it back on using:
;Music
If you want "Home" (when you are reading a thread) to skip to
the next subject *after* the 'head-of-the-thread' (home message)
instead of just to the top of the thread:
;Home Next
If you want the "Select Area" group names in alphabetic order
(as opposed to the normal numeric order):
;AreaName Sort
To disable the 'universal' twitting (i.e. twit if match found
in the from and to name or subject) and only check the from name:
;From Twit
Setting the following option forces XRS to display 'extra'
gateway-added origin lines, and when used in conjunction with
"Quote Kludge" allows you to quote them as well.
;Show Gateways
>>---> New CONFIG.XRS parameters in 5.03 (2-Sept-1992)
This is provided for compatibility with the Chineses version
or XRS and should never be set on for normal use!
;Allow HiASCII
>>---> New CONFIG.XRS parameters in 5.02 (5-May-1992)
If you want to specify which brags go into the origin lines
instead of letting XRS select them automatically (you have to
have built a "RANDOM.ORG" before this will activate!)
;Custom Brags
>>---> New CONFIG.XRS parameters in 5.01 (3-May-1992)
XRS now automatically recognizes and uses Michael Barnes'
"eXpress Userlist Compiler" browsable file format and uses the
USERFILE.XUC if it is found in the current directory. If you
have your XUC userfile named differently, or located other than
in the current directory (where you start XRS), then specify:
;XUCList d:\somepath\xuc-list.one
To have XRS automatically call XUC to scan each newly opened
mailbag immediately after the preprocess (if any) enable this:
;XUC
Most C_Worthy-based programs seem to have settles on using the
'Help' palette for the bottom-line help pop-up lines, while I
chose to use the 'Normal' palette. If you prefer XRS look like
most other C_Worthy LAN-based progams (the help palette is green
normally), use:
;Help Palette
>>---> New CONFIG.XRS parameters in 5.0 mod4 (12-Mar-1992)
Normally, XRS turns on the "To You" filter (and shows those
messages first) if it finds new, unread messages to you in the
open mailbag. If you don't want this (i.e. you prefer to find
the "easter eggs" to you in sequence):
;ToYou Off
>>---> New CONFIG.XRS parameters in 5.0 mod1 (22-Feb-1992)
To cause the mouse cursor to be normally hidden in the lower
right-hand corner (unless you move it): Note that this causes
the mouse cursor to seemingly disappear (until you move it) on
return from <F10> DOS Shell, etc.
;Hide Mouse