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- Welcome to BugBYter BBS!
- newuser.imp
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- Randy Chalupka
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- \\bbs-s1\c\wc5\wcc\addlist.txt
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- \\bbs-s1\c\wc5\bull\bull100.bbs
- \\bbs-s1\c\wc5\http\last30.htm
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- ;Every thing below this line is ignored
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- Line 1: Registration number, 0 if unregistered.
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- Line 2: The conference # that you want the message posted in.
- The conference must exist.
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- Line 3: Who the message is from (up to 25 characters).
- Normally this will be your name, but can be anything you want
- it to be (i.e. The Welcome Committe or name of BBS).
- Note: If the name here is not in the user Database, the new caller
- will not be able to reply to the welcome message and may get confused.
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- Line 4: What the message subject should be (up to 25 characters).
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- Line 5: The name of the message import file. Here's the tricky part.
- The import file must be in the message database path as defined
- in makewild for the conference that you are posting it to (Line 2).
- The file must have the extension IMP. Do not include the <<
- The program will add them automatically.
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- For more information on using import files, read page 223 in your
- Wildcat! 4 SYSOP guide.
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- Line 6: This is the conference that you want the caller to end up in when
- LOGON.WCX is finished. This takes the place of any SETCONF program
- you may be running as a POSTCALL.WCX/BAT/RUN.
- Instead of setting the conference AFTER the caller logs off, this
- will do it when they LOGON. This will work for ALL callers,
- not just new callers.
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- Line 7: Post a message to the SYSOP? Do you want a message sent to the SYSOP
- when a new user logs on? (Y / N / S) "Y" sends the standard 2 screen
- message, "S" will send a short message and "N" is for NO message.
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- Line 8: Sysop's name. This is who the message to SYSOP will be addressed to.
- It does not have to be the actual SYSOP, nor does the name have to
- be a valid name in the user database, but then, who will ever read it?
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- Line 9: Conference number to post the message to the SYSOP in.
- The conference must exist.
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- Line 10: Enter the complete path and file name of any .BAT file that you want
- to run as part of the logon procedure. This is useful for some
- utility programs that need to run from a .BAT file. To disable
- this option place an N here.
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- Line 11: Enter the complete path and file name of any .wcx file that you want
- to run as part of the logon procedure. This is useful for some
- utility programs that need to run from a .wcx file. To disable
- this option place an N here.
-
- Line 12: Enter the complete path and file name of the text file you want the
- new users name and address sent to. This is usefull for creating a
- list of new callers to mail welcome packets to.
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- Line 13: How many days worth of new users do you want in the "New User Bulletin"
- 0 to disable.
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- Line 14: Drive\path\file_name to ANSI bulletin. UNC's are OK
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- Line 15: Drive\path\file_Name to HTML page. UNC's are OK
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- Line 16: Add a @PAUSE@ to end of "New Users" ANSI file? (Y/N)
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- Line 17-21: Names of custom User datafields, N to disable.
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- **NOTE** No error checking is performed on the configuration file. I figured
- that most Wildcat! SYSOPs are pretty well versed at editing configuration files,
- and the less error checking code I place in the program, the faster it will run.
- My goal is for this program to execute without the caller even knowing it's
- there. Except of course for the pop up message they get.
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