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- ; The Blue Wave Offline Mail Reader v2.12
- ; Copyright (C) 1992 by Cutting Edge Computing
- ; All Rights Reserved.
-
- ; Alternate TagFile Definitions
-
- ; Blank lines, and lines beginning with a ';' are ignored.
-
- ; If this file (TAGFILES.BW) exists in the reader's current directory,
- ; it will open this file and try to see if an alternate tag line file
- ; should be used for a given area. There may be any number of "BBS_ID"
- ; lines and any number of "Area Tag" lines in this file.
-
- ; The format for this entry is shown below. For each BBS that you use
- ; The Blue Wave Offline Reader on, you may define an alternate set of
- ; tag line files to use. The reader will automatically try to load and
- ; operate on the tag line file defined.
-
- ; Each BBS_ID line should be followed by a list of area "tags" that
- ; correspond to the areas that you would like to override in the reader.
- ; After the keyword "BBS_ID", you should place the root packet name of the
- ; mail packets from that BBS. For instance, if you download packets called
- ; "WILDBLUE.TH1", "WILDBLUE.FR2", etc from The Wild! Blue BBS, the BBS
- ; "root name" is "WILDBLUE".
-
- ; An optional parameter on the BBS_ID line is the name of a tag line file
- ; to use for ALL areas on that particular BBS. For instance:
-
- ; BBS_ID WILDBLUE C:\BWAVE\TAGS\WILDBLUE.TAG Random
- ; COMM C:\BWAVE\TAGS\COMM.TAG Prompt
-
- ; would randomly select taglines from the file "WILDBLUE.TAG" for *all*
- ; areas on WILDBLUE, except for when entering messages in the COMM echo.
- ; In that case, "COMM.TAG" would be used.
-
- ; The "area tags" will vary from one BBS to another. If the host BBS
- ; system is Maximus, Telegard, or Opus, the area tag will most likely
- ; be short words or abbreviations that describe the echo. If the host BBS
- ; system is RemoteAccess, QuickBBS, or SuperBBS, the area tag will most
- ; likely be the same as the message area number. With QWK-style packets,
- ; the Area Tag *will* be the same as the message area number.
-
- ; You can find the area tag of any message area in your download packet by:
- ;
- ; 1) Pressing "Tab" while at the "Choose Area to Read" window.
- ; 2) Pressing "I" while reading messages in the message area
- ; in question.
-
- ; The tagline file name should come after the area tag. The tagline
- ; file name can point to a valid tagline file (in which case there will
- ; be no filename prompting), or can contain a wildcard filespec
- ; (C:\BWAVE\*.TAG), in which case the reader will bring up a selection
- ; window and allow you to choose which file to use. THIS PARAMETER IS
- ; REQUIRED. In some cases, you may wish to use NO TAGLINES for a
- ; message area. If so, please specify "None" as the file name for this
- ; area. When "adopting" tag lines from within the reader, the
- ; filename specified here will be used.
-
- ; The last parameter is the selection type. For some areas you may want
- ; to use the PopUp window selection process, and in some areas you may
- ; want the random selection. You can override the default reader setup
- ; for selection type by using one of these keywords as the "Selection Type"
- ; parameter: "Prompt", "Random", "Manual", "Hancock", and "None". If you
- ; choose "Hancock", "Manual", or "None", be sure to specify the tagline
- ; file name as "None".
-
- ; [area tag] [tagfile name, or "None"] [Selection Type]
-
- BBS_ID WIMPYS C:\Bwave\Wildblue.Tag Prompt
- COMM C:\Bwave\*.Tag Prompt
- FDECHO C:\Bwave\Funny.Tag Random
- GENERAL C:\Bwave\Taglines.Bw Prompt
- PRIVATE None None
- NETMAIL None Manual
- BLUEWAVE None Prompt
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- BBS_ID DOMAIN_I
- BLUEWAVE Bluewave.Txt Prompt
- MCKYMOUS Mickey.Txt Random
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- ; End of TAGFILES.BW
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