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BBSNAME=The Charlatan's Cabin BBS
NODEINFO=C:\WC30\DATA\NODEINFO.DAT
SAVEFILE=C:\WC30\2000LAST.DAT
PUCKFILE=C:\WC30\2000LAST.PUK
EXCLUDE=NONE
BYPASS=NEWUSER
TRANSLATE=19200,16800
WRITE=C:\WC30\WCPRO.BBS /SHOWNODE /CLS /COLOR /COUNT=50
WRITE=C:\WC30\BULL\BULL22.BBS /SHOWNODE /CLS /COLOR /COUNT=2000
BBSNAME= is the name of your BBS for the listing header,
e.g., BBSNAME=The Charlatan's Cabin BBS
NODEINFO= is the Drive and PathName to the node information
file, e.g., NODEINFO=C:\WC30\DATA\NODEINFO.DAT
SAVEFILE= is the Drive and PathName of the file 2000 LAST will
use to keep a reference copy of the callers list.
It will be maintained automatically by 2000 LAST.
e.g., SAVEFILE=C:\WC30\2000LAST.DAT
PUCKFILE= is the Drive and PathName of the file 2000 LAST will
use to keep a marker file to indicate that it is
running on another node. It will be maintained
automatically by 2000 LAST.
e.g., PUCKFILE=C:\WC30\2000LAST.PUK
EXCLUDE= tells the program any names (such as the sysop) to
exclude from the listings. If you don't want to
exclude anyone, remove this line or leave it blank.
BYPASS= tells the program any SECURITY LEVELS you want to
exclude from the listings. If you don't want to
exclude levels, remove this line or leave it blank.
TRANSLATE= tells the program to replace a reported baud rate
with another value. For example, if you have your
MAKEWILD set to show 16800 baud connects as 19200,
you can change them back to 16800 by using the
command: TRANSLATE=19200,16800.
You may have up to 10 of these TRANSLATE= lines in
this configuration file.
Remaining lines: name the output files (maximum of 50 files.)
They will ALL be written if there is new "last
caller." The format is important -- see below:
Each line MUST begin with the phrase "WRITE=" followed by a
valid COMPLETE DOS drive/path/filename. Any number of these
filenames (up to 50) are executed by the program. After the
filename, leave a space and then any combination of the available
switches:
/SHOWNODE will include the Node number in the listing in the
display file.
/CLS will place a Wildcat! clear-screen code at the front of
the display file.
/COLOR will cause Wildcat! automatic color codes to be generated.
If the caller is not ANSI-compatible, these color codes
will NOT be displayed. In that way, one ".BBS" file will
suffice for BOTH your COLOR and your MONO callers.
/COUNT=2000 specifies the number of entries to include in the file.
Any number from 1 to 2000 is valid here.