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%
%                              TerMail 3.00
%                              ────────────
%
%               Configurations file for Terminate mail editor
%                  The automatic point system for Terminate
%
%              Notice of COPYRIGHT and EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY
%
% Under local laws and according to the relevant international conventions,
% ALL versions of TerMail are copyright 1993,95 of Strathrory Systems Ltd.
%
%                   Worldwide distributor SerWiz Comm
%
%                          All Rights Reserved.
%
% IN NO EVENT WILL STRATHRORY SYSTEMS LIMITED, SERWIZ COMM OR ASSOCIATES BE
% LIABLE TO YOU FOR ADDITIONAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY LOST PROFITS, LOST
% SAVINGS, OR OTHER INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE
% USE OR INABILITY TO USE TERMINATE OR UTILITIES FOR TERMINATE, EVEN IF WE
% HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
%
% Succinctly: By using this program, you agree not to hold Strathrory Systems
% Limited, SerWiz Comm or associates responsible for anything other than
% taking up a lot of disk space.
%
% If you like it and want to register to get the extra PROFESSIONAL features
% you must buy Terminate PROFESSIONAL, which can be obtained from an
% authorized dealer. If you need confirmation of a dealer, please send a fax
% to [phone] with your e-mail, phone and details of your address.
%
% TerMail cannot be bundled with any other programs.
%

%
% This program comes with Terminate, to help you to easily read and write
% netmail and conference mail.
%
% All Paths without a leading drive letter or backslash will be expanded
% to the TerMail directory. There is NO reason to change to the TerMail
% directory first before running this program. TerMail will change
% directory by itself and afterwards change back to the original path.
%
% Remember you can edit this file directly from Termail simply by pressing
% Alt-E from the area selection.
%

%
% This program will be discussed in Terminate conferences. Try connecting to
% one of the Terminate conferences mentioned below like TERMINAT (Global)
% if you need more help, support or information on Terminate or TerMail.
%

%
% If you want to make any changes, please do not remove the above message.
% That is our only demand, so please do not abuse this simple request.
%                                                                /SerWiz Comm

% All blank lines and lines starting with a % are comments and will be
% ignored when TerMail reads the configuration.
%

%
% Your network address must be in the following format:
% Zone:Net/Node.Point. You should ask your Boss what number you are
% allowed to use here. TerMail uses 4D node numbers.
% Boss address is the node number of your boss. If your boss has several
% lines/node numbers you could route the mail to one of the other nodes.
% PktPwd is something called PKT-password, only use this if your Boss tells
% you to. TerMail will ignore this when unpacking, since you are a point.
% In general TerMail will unpack everything (mail) in the inbound directory.
%

%
% Normally only one address is used, but if you have several point or node
% numbers in different networks you should enter two definitions. You can
% assign each user to a group. When you write in an area, the user is
% selected depending on which group the area is assigned to. Look at the
% part with the group definition below. You CANNOT change the order of these
% lines, and ALL LINES MUST BE PRESENT. Remember you can temporarily change
% the user by pressing the U button.
%
% If you want to have all highbit characters replaced with another character
% before saving the message, just enter the character on the HIGHBIT line.
% Some networks do not allow these characters, so you can enable this if
% it is demanded. (Highbit characters are ASCII 128-255).
%
% In Fidonet you will normally only have one user. If you have a
% node-number, just set the Address and Route-To to the same address such
% as 2:236/111. If you want to test your mail transfer with someone, you
% are allowed to send test messages using point number 2:236/111.9999
% through 2:236/111 which is DAN BBS in Denmark. However, it is
% recommended that you find a closer system to connect with.
%

%
% User definition format
% ──────────────────────
%
%    User         1..16
%    Name         35 characters (FIDO) 25 characters (QWK)
%    Address      zzzz:nnnnn/nnnnn.ppppp
%    Route-To     zzzz:nnnnn/nnnnn.ppppp
%    AreaFixPwd   8 characters
%    PktPwd       8 characters
%    Highbit      1 character
%    Comment      8 characters
%    Arealist     50 characters
%    PackType     3 characters
%    ReplyAddr    Used for Internet replies (Replies send back to you)
%     p = point
%     f = node    Name Spaces Point  Node Net  Zone Domain Organisation
%     n = net        │ |          │  │    │    │    │      │
%     z = zone       [e-mail] = 2:236/111.3
%
%
% Comment: The purpose of Arealists
% ─────────────────────────────────
%
% To connect to any area you normally have to send a netmail message to a
% program called 'Areafix'. TerMail will allow you to automatically connect
% or disconnect to any area found in the file mentioned below. This file must
% have the syntax:
%
% EchoID-name    Description   Ex: 'TERMINAT   International Terminate'
%
% 1 area on each line.
% Ask the Areafix system for a list of all available conferences you can
% connect to.
% TerMail can write these with its AreaFix manager. First write a %LIST
% command, then you will receive a netmail containing all the areas you
% can connect to on your next call to your boss. Export this message and
% remove its header/footer, so it matches the syntax above. When sending
% AreaFix requests, the subject is used for your password. When you are a
% point, it is usually the same as the mail session password, but it
% depends on what your boss decides. The default echo file includes all
% Danish Fido conferences and a lot of international conferences. The file
% must be located in the TerMail path.

%
% These are the packers supported by TerMail at the moment:
%
% PackType options: ZIP, RAR, ARJ, LZH, ARC, PAK, ZOO, DWC, SQZ, UC2
%

User        1
Name        Bo Bendtsen
Address     2:236/111.9999
Route-To    2:236/111
AreaFixPwd  secret
PktPwd      secret
Highbit
Comment     Default
Arealist    TM.LST
PackType    ZIP
ReplyAddr   [e-mail]

% An address in VirNet

% User        2
% Name        Bo Bendtsen
% Address     10:451/206
% Route-To    10:451/206
% AreaFixPwd  killit
% PktPwd      novirs
% Highbit     *
% Comment     VirNet
% Arealist    VIRECHO.LST
% PackType    ZOO
% ReplyAddr

% User        3
% Name        John Doe
% Address     1:234/567.8
% Route-To    9:123/456
% AreaFixPwd  whoami
% PktPwd      dtknow
% Highbit
% Comment
% Arealist    TM.LST
% PackType    ZIP
% ReplyAddr

%
% Normally when you send mail to Internet the TO-field in the message header
% must be UUCP. However, if you remove it here the real TO-name will be
% used. In special cases, you can also insert any other string.
%

InternetGateName   UUCP

%
% Where is Terminate located. If you have registered Terminate and have a
% TERMINAT.KEY, this is where the keyfile will be found. You can also copy
% the keyfile to your TerMail directory and specify the path to TerMail in
% this statement. The keyfile will enable some extra features you only get
% when you register Terminate.
%

Terminate   ..\

%
% Where your private netmail (sometimes called matrix, directmail, personal
% mail etc.) messages should be located.
% Netmail is personal mail sent directly to you. You can also send netmail
% to other points or nodes. These letters are not public and should only
% be read by the sender/receiver.
%

Netmail     NETMAIL\

%
% Where to look for incoming mail.
% If you are using Terminate this will be the default directory where all
% mailfiles are downloaded to, with the pointsystem.
% ..\ means 1 directory up (Normally C:\TERMINAT\IN\)
% Remember that path-names are expanded at startup. So if Terminate is
% located in C:\MODEM\TERMINAT , ..\IN\ would be expanded to
% C:\MODEM\TERMINAT\IN\ . The same thing goes for the outbound.
% QWK packages must also be placed here.
%

Inbound     ..\IN\

%
% Where to store outgoing mail. Always use ZONE as subdir, so messages to
% other zones will be stored in OUT\ZONE.006 (Zone 6) etc.
% When you write a message, it will be packed in this directory and the
% next time you call a system or your boss, the mail will be transferred.
%

Outbound    ..\OUT\ZONE\

%
% Where to store out .REP QWK-offline mail packages. This is only created
% if the conference in question is a QWK offline conference.
%

QwkReply    ..\UPLOAD\

%
% If you want the Tossing/Scanning/Packing information to be saved in a
% logfile, use this statement. The last parameter will tell TerMail to erase
% the logfile whenever the filesize becomes longer than X kilobytes. Enter a
% 0 if you never want the logfile to be erased. The same logfile will be
% used by tmutil.exe to record the use of the threading and indexing
% utility.
%

LogFile     TM.LOG     128

%
% When exporting by pressing W, the default directory can be set in here.
% .\ indicates the TERMAIL directory.
%
% If the ExportFile option is disabled, TerMail will use the area name for
% the export file. Otherwise, if you want to export to the same file every
% time, enter the name here. For printer output use PRN, LPT1, LPT2 or LPT3.
%

ExportPath  EXPORT\
% ExportFile  EXPORT.TXT

%
% When exporting, a special utility can be set up to print the exported
% file instead of doing it through TerMail. You could use a batchfile as
% shown. !Q on the command line will ask for a string and insert this
% instead of !Q.
%

ExportUtility   C:\JETCOL\JETCOL @FILE -R0 -M5 -W80 -L220 -F6

% ExportUtility   C:\2COL\2COL @FILE -K -F4 -L170 -J
%
% Make your own batchfile where %1 will be the filename to handle
% printing.
%
% ExportUtility   PRINTMAN.BAT @FILE
%
% Example PRINTMAN.BAT
%
%  @ECHO OFF                 <- Turn echo off
%  CLS                       <- Clear Screen
%  CONVERT %1                <- If you need to convert something
%  COPY %1 PRN               <- Copy document to printer
%  COPY FORMFEED.TXT PRN     <- Change page on printer (ASCII 12)
%

%
% Disable the following statement if new areas should be adopted as MSG
% message base. Otherwise JAM style will be used since it is faster and
% saves a lot of diskspace.
%

NewAreasJam

%
% Where new echomail directories should be created.
%

NewAreas    ECHO\

%
% Overview: Automatic message management functions
% ────────────────────────────────────────────────
%
% -AutoToss-
%
% If you do not want the question: "Toss incoming mail", and just want to do
% it every time there is any mail, then enable AutoToss.
% This will also skip the "press any key" after tossing.
%
% -AutoLink-
%
% Automatic update of message links, also called message-threading on areas
% into which new messages are tossed
%
% -AutoPack-
%
% If you don't want the question: "Do you want to pack mail for sending now",
% and instead just want to pack your mail automatically, enable AutoPack.
%
% -NeverPack-
%
% If you never want to pack mail any you don't want to asked about it
% either, use the NeverPack command.
%
% -AutoNetmailSave-
%
% Move received messages for your defined users to the NetmailSaveArea.
%
% -AutoClean-
%
% If you want automatic cleaning of areas (Max-messages and renumbering),
% then enable AutoClean.
%
% -NeverClean-
%
% If you never want the cleaning to be performed. Perhaps if you are sharing
% the database with another program, enable NeverClean.
%
% -AutoBackupJam-
%
% Whenever the JAM message areas are packed or maintained, backups can be
% made for security reasons. The backup files will have file-extensions:
% .!DT .!DX .!HR
%
% -AutoUpdateNodelist-
%
% No checking on nodelist updating, just run automatically. Disable this
% only if you have no unattended events. Beware that faulty updates and
% nodelists will be deleted. However, the old nodelist will remain. When
% disabled, you will be prompted with questions about which files should be
% removed. The only way to completely disable nodelist updating is remove
% the entry in the Nodelist statements.
%

AutoToss
AutoLink
% AutoPack
% NeverPack
AutoClean
% AutoNetmailSave
% NeverClean
% AutoBackupJam
% AutoUpdateNodelist

%
% Nodelists are used to get information about the people you are writing
% to. In these lists you can find a persons network address and other
% information. TerMail is capable of reading uncompiled nodelists and
% pointlists, including the 'UBOSS:231/111' flag and the 'Point' keyword.
% If you are using nodelists that end with a number (example: NODELIST.239),
% enter NODELIST.* so TerMail will always use the nodelist with the most
% recent time stamp.
% The nodediff parameter is used only when you have the possibility to get
% DIFF files which contain just the changes from the previous week. DIFF
% files are used because the nodelists are very large files and it would be
% a huge waste of money to download complete lists every week. The DIFF
% files will be downloaded to your inbound and unpacked there as well. If
% the update passes an internal checksum check, the old nodelist will be
% deleted automatically.
%
% Max 8 nodelists can be defined.
%
%            Nodelist path                      NodeDiff
%            ─────────────────────────          ────────
%Nodelist     E:\NODELIST.*                      NODEDIFF
%
%Nodelist     Z1-LIST.*                          Z1-DIFF
%Nodelist     Z2-LIST.*                          Z2-DIFF
%Nodelist     Z3-LIST.*                          Z3-DIFF
%Nodelist     Z4-LIST.*                          Z4-DIFF
%Nodelist     Z5-LIST.*                          Z5-DIFF
%Nodelist     Z6-LIST.*                          Z6-DIFF
%Nodelist     DK-POINT.LST
%Nodelist     SCHOOL.000
%Nodelist     E:\TREGNET.000
%Nodelist     ..\UTILS\TER-NODE.*

%
% Screen and colors
%
% There are ten color figures possible and here is an explanation of each
% column. Use the program T-COLOR.EXE or the color selector inside Terminate
% to define your own color-setup.
%
% Remember TerMail can also handle very large screen modes, up to 132x60.
% Just be sure to set the videomode before launching TerMail.
%
% 1=Text 2=High 3=Rev 4=Bold 5=Bar 6=Border 7=Head 8=RevHigh 9=RevBar 10=Kludge
%
%          -1- -2- -3- -4- -5- -6- -7- -8- -9- -10-
  Colors     3  11  23   7 113  11  30  27   7    8  Default TerMail colors
% Colors     2  14 112   2 112 127  30 127   2   10  ME2 greeny
% Colors     7  15 112   7 112 127  30 127   7   15  Mono/black-white
% Colors   112 113  14 112  14 127  30 127 112  126  Cool style
% Colors    23  30   7  31  14  23  30  14  23   19  Blue style
% Colors     2  14  74   4  79   1  11  11   4    8  David Bryce
% Colors    31  30 111  27 113  11 111 118  10   28  Clive Goldman
% Colors     7  14  23   3  31  13  30  28  14    8  Simon Slater
% Colors   112 112  95 117  95  30  30  94 112  113  Steve Stacher
% Colors    27  25  26  30  59  23  30  28  49   19  Olaf Thormählen
% Colors    27  30 112  23 113  27  30 127  31   29  Dave Wapstra

%
% Comment: Where the colors are used
% ──────────────────────────────────
%
% 1 Text    : This color is used for the text in the messages and also
%             for the Bar in the ListArea.
%
% 2 High    : This is the color used for the Message Header information,
%             the Kludges, the Paths and the Seenby's.
%
% 3 Reverse : Used during initial scan, lower border in Area Selection
%             screen, Edit Box color, pop-up box colors, Area Fix
%             menus, and the ListArea primary color.
%
% 4 Bold    : Used for the quoted part of messages, for the MOOD indicator
%             in the header border line and the primary color of the main
%             area selection screen.
%
% 5 MenuBar : Obviously, menu bar color in the Area Selection Screen.
%
% 6 Border  : The Help Menu Border color.
%
% 7 MenuHead: The Help Menu header and footer color.
%
% 8 Rev.High: The color used to highlight the user name in the ListArea,
%             Statusline highlights.
%
% 9 Rev.Bar : The color used as menubar in inverse menus.
%
% 10 Kludges: The color used to separate kludges from normal text

%
% Force codepage 850 if there is a display problem with the window corners.
%

% Force850

%
% Enable this if you want a special screen mode like 132x25 or 132x43
% It works exactly as in Terminate. Check the SCANMODE program, retrieve
% the value from there and insert below.
%
% This function will switch to this mode in the area-selection and to 80x25
% in message areas.
%
% All register values are in HEX and follow the order:  AX BX CX DX
%

% WideTextMode 22 0 0 0

%
% External screen blanker
%
% The first parameter defines how many seconds to wait before blanking.
% The second parameter is the name of the screen blanker program.
%

ScreenBlanker 600 ..\UTILS\BLANKER.EXE

%
% Disable this to use 12-hour am/pm instead
%

RealTime24

%
% Do not show closing screen (only available when using Terminate
% PROFESSIONAL).
%

% NoClose

%
% Enable this if you need blind support in TerMail. Many things will be much
% easier for you and many sound signals will be available. When you
% install Terminate and choose "blind support" as the screen display mode,
% this statement will automatically be inhserted at the top of this file
% to make it easier for you to find.

%
% Ctrl-ENTER will move the cursor around in the message header, If you enable
% BIOSHeader, then the entire header will be rewritten through BIOS.
%

% BlindSupport
% BIOSHeader

%
% Where the file defining which mail areas you are using can be found.
% This file will hold the directories of each echomail conference
%

AreaFile    TM.BBS

%
% Origin line to insert at the end of echomail messages.
% Here you can write whatever you like. (Within reason of course). Be sure
% to keep the length of your origin lines to the margin displayed below.
%
% Max 20 origin lines can be specified.
%
%           |────────────────────────────────────────────────────|
Origin      The NEW Terminate will -=> FAX <=- almost anything!
Origin      Terminate is now specially built for Internet!
Origin      Terminate + SmartNote + Internet = Simply the best!
Origin      Terminate does both QWK offline-mail and fido-mail!
Origin      Terminate = Pointmailer+Tosser+Reader+Packer+QWK!
Origin      Terminate SmartNote: Remembers & recalls everything!
Origin      Terminate & ISDN2 -=> 1000k/minute (15000 CPS)
Origin      Alt-X : Hardly used in Terminate The Final Terminal
Origin      When did you TERMINATE your old terminal program ?
Origin      Terminate point system, the easiest in the world!
Origin      Terminate IS the final terminal!
Origin      Get real, get better, get faster, get Terminate!
Origin      With Terminate YOU can beat the feeling!
Origin      You know when you have been Terminated...
Origin      Have you ever been TERMINATEd ?
Origin      A Terminate a day keeps the doctor away ;-)
Origin      When did you last warm yourself with a Terminate!
Origin      Terminate, keeps full control of your phonebill
Origin      Terminate is available from a dealer near you!
Origin      Terminate has most advertising origin lines ;-)

%
% If a netmail has a 'Request Receipt' flag, you can have a automatic
% message generated and sent back, if you do not have time to immediately
% answer the message. Disable this line if you don't want these messages.
% Remember that sometimes you will want to ignore annoying persons and
% wouldn't want to inform the person that you have seen their silly messages
% by mistake. If you want to define your own confirmation message, just edit
% the file TM.CFM that comes with TerMail.
%

Confirmation

%
% A twitfilter is something that you must have. Sometimes a person can be
% so irritating that you don't even want to see his/her messages and just
% want to ignore them. TerMail will pop up a little box saying that it
% detected a twit message and will refuse to show the message. A maximum of
% 10 Twits can be defined.
%

Twit  Donald Duck
Twit  Dr. Fantasy
Twit  Goofy

%
% If you are curious about the control informations which are hidden in
% so-called "kludge lines", you can turn on kludges at this point and see
% all the keywords such as path and seen-by information.
%

% Kludges

%
% Use this if you want to add a special TerMail kludge that will tell
% the receivers which mood you were in when you wrote the message.
%

% MoodControl

%
% You can select a mood kludge entry reflecting your current mindset and
% mood as shown in the examples below. You can also temporarily create a new
% mood entry which will not be saved.
% Below you will some symbols known as "smileys" in the communications
% world. If viewed sideways, the seemingly meaningless combination of
% characters transforms into a grinning face. :-) stands for a plain smile
% and can be used when you feel happy about something. If you feel angry or
% sad, you would use :-( to show your mood.
% There are files available on many BBS systems which contain further
% information and lots of examples of smileys, check them out!
% To temporarily change a mood line, press E when the mood box is displayed
% on-screen. If you want to change your moods permanently, you must make
% this change here in the configuration file.
%

%
% The MOOD kludge is another of Bo Bendtsen's silly inventions, made Mar-95
%
% Max 20 moods can be used
%
%    |───────────────────────|
Mood Always happy :-)
Mood Extremely happy :-)
Mood Singing and dancing :-D
Mood You are a friend :-)
Mood Thankful :=)
Mood Forgiving and happy ;-)
Mood Best day of my life :-D
Mood Strictly official :-|
Mood Please get serious ;-]
Mood Please forgive me ;-)
Mood Ohh noo you again :-?
Mood Worried :-!
Mood Proudly presents :=)
Mood Annoyed :-[
Mood Strongly sarcastic ;-)
Mood Dangerous and violent ;-/
Mood Very serious :-|
Mood Very angry :-(
Mood Sad :-(
Mood Argghhhhhh!! :-#

%
% Terminate will send everything to your Boss except the things that are on
% hold. Some systems may not like it when you send mail packets crash and
% calling all the time. If the CrashBoss keyword is enabled, TerMail will
% create .CLO files. If it is removed, then TerMail will create .FLO files
% instead. If you do not know what all this means, just leave it the way it
% is.
%

CrashBoss

%
% If you want to set the crash flag by default whenever someone sends
% you a crash message, enable this statement. In some networks it is
% customary to deliver crash messages, but it will always ensure a faster
% deliverance of your message.
%

% ReplyCrashToCrash

%
% This feature could help you read messages faster. If enabled, you could
% read all messages just by pressing ENTER, however if you are not used
% to this you could get confused. If blind support is enabled, this function
% will not work, because is would just create confusion.
%

AutoAdvance

%
% By default, in the so-called "tearline", Terminate will use --- instead
% of ___, if you for some reason want to use the the other style ___, just
% disable this statement.
%

FidoTearline

%
% Add your Boss's SEEN-BY and/or PATH when exporting.
% Some systems require this and some don't. The statement will add:
% SeenBy :  SEEN-BY: 231/111
% AddPath:  PATH: 231/111
% If you want a different SEEN-BY or PATH, a fakenet or something similar,
% you can enter any string after 'SeenBy' or 'AddPath'. Please remember that
% there are NEVER zones and point-numbers contained in SEEN-BY's or PATH's.
% Wrong=2:231/111.0, Right=231/111.
% Change this only if your boss asks you to and follow his exact advice!
% If you are a node, Terminate will always insert the correct SEEN-BY+PATH
%

SeenBy
% SeenBy  23424/1

% AddPath
% AddPath 23424/1

%
% Set the Kill/sent flag on new netmail, this will delete netmails after
% they have been scanned, otherwise just the SENT flag will be set.
%

KillSent

%
% NETMAIL attributes
% ──────────────────
%
% These are the flags you can toggle when writing a netmail:
%
%  C  Crash             Send message directly to receiver; if you send
%                       a message to another point it will be routed through
%                       his boss. 2:236/12.27 -=> 2:236/12
%  S  Sent              When TerMail has sent a message this flag will be
%                       set, so TerMail know that the message has been
%                       processed. If you want to send the message again,
%                       change a message and remove the sent (Snt) flag.
%  A  File attach       Send file(s); the filename(s) must be in subject
%                       and each filename must be separated by a space.
%  K  Kill/sent         Delete message after it has been sent.
%  L  Local             Only Local messages will be sent by TerMail.
%  H  Hold              Hold the message, send it later.
%  F  File request      Request a file, filenames in subject 'FILES DANBBS.ARJ'
%                       Each filename must be separated by a space.
%  R  Request Receipt   Some systems allow you to get an automatic reply if
%                       the person has actually read the message you sent.
%  P  Private           Only matters in QWK areas, since netmails normally
%                       always are private and echomail is always public.
%  V  Received          The "V" flag is set when a message has been read.
%                       Can be unset but will be automatically reset when
%                       the message is read again. This works also together
%                       with "R" Request Receipt, so the confirmation of
%                       a receipt (see Confirmation) can be re-raised if
%                       the "V" attribute is not set.
%

%
% Allow asking about Zonegating. If disabled, Zonegates will never be used.
% Sending netmail through zonegates can insure that your message will be
% received by the correct person, where other netmail might be lost. Of
% course nothing can be compared with sending crash directly, but then you
% have to pay for the international telephone call. Zonegates only work
% if the sender and receiver are in zone 1-6.
%

UseZoneGates

%
% Use this if you have problems with messages arriving in the wrong zone.
%

ForceINTL

%
% Some networks require that you tell which character set you are using.
% You should only turn this on if you are asked to do so.
% CHRS: and CHARSET: are the same kludge. CHRS is just used to save 3 bytes.
%

% CharsetKludge  CHRS: IBMPC 2

%
% If you are a member of several networks or have several addresses
% you can enable this feature which will select the correct user
% for you, but then you will be asked every time to confirm the automatic
% user selection and this could become a little irritating.
%

AutoUserSelection

%
% When writing messages to users that do not exist in the address-book,
% Should TerMail automatic add them as new entries.
%

AddressBookAutoAdd

%
% When writing new messages, the address-book will be searched for the
% persons you write to the most and a window will allow you to quickly
% select this receiver again. Disable this if you don't need it or you
% have an extremely large address-book and you feel this feature would
% slow down your system.
%

UseFavourites

%
% When you read your netmail, TerMail will detect if a message is for you
% and when you exit TerMail will move these messages to the area defined
% below, keeping your netmail folder nice and clean.
%

NetMailSaveArea  NETMAILSAVE

%
% Whenever mail is tossed to the SYSOP-name (your name) in any conference,
% a copy could be placed in another area. As default a copy will be made
% to the SAVEAREA. This is made so that if you are connected to a lot of
% conferences, you can always be sure to get the messages addressed to you,
% before they are cleaned out or if you forget to read the conference.
% This area must use the HOLD flag in TM.BBS. When you reply to messages
% that have been stored in this area automatically, TerMail will try to
% determine from which area it originated and place the area selection on
% this area as a default.
%

CopyArea         SAVEAREA

%
% If you want to save all the messages you write, so you can keep track of
% whom you have written to and what you have said and not said, this
% feature will save a copy of the message in this area. The default area
% is YOUWROTE. This area must have the HOLD flag in TM.BBS in order to
% work properly.

%

SaveYourMail     YOUWROTE

%
% When creating a new message, this would default to be appended in the
% top/end of the letter.
% @F = Firstname, @L = Lastname(s), @YOU Your name
% @CR = New line (CR+LF), @SUBJECT = Subject when quoting.
% @CDATE @CTIME = Current date and time.
% @FROM = Original letter from, @TO = Original letter to (MsgQuote only)
% @DATE @TIME = Date and Time when the quoted message was written.
% Each template should be assigned to a group, so this template will be
% used whenever you write a message into an area belonging to this group.
% The 4 lines must follow the order: Template, MsgStart, MsgEnd, MsgQuote
% No blanks or comments are allowed between the lines.
% You can define up to 15 templates.
%

%           |─────────────────────────────── Max 240 characters on each line ─>
%
% International/English template
%
Template    1
MsgStart    @CRHi @F @L, hope you are having a nice day
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CR -=> Yours sincerely, @YOU <=-@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE @TIME, @FROM wrote to @TO@CR          Subject: @SUBJECT
%
% Danish template
%
Template    2
MsgStart    @CRHej @F, hvordan har du det
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CRMεδ √επ£¡ç H¡£sεπ @YOU@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE, @FROM skrev til @TO@CR           Emne: @SUBJECT
%
% German template
%
Template    3
MsgStart    @CRHallo @F, wie geht's
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CRMit freundlichen Gruessen @YOU@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE, @FROM schrieb an @TO@CR           Thema: @SUBJECT
%
% Svensk template
%
Template    4
MsgStart    @CRHej @F, hur står det till?
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CRMed vänlig hälsning @YOU@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE, @FROM skrev till @TO@CR           Ämne: @SUBJECT
%
% Turkish template
%
Template    5
MsgStart    @CRMerhaba @F @L, nasIlsIn
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CR@YOU sana mutluluklar diler@CR
MsgQuote    Tarih @DATE ve Saat @TIME iken,@CR@FROM, '@SUBJECT' konusunda konuƒmuƒ@CR@TO bakalIm ne demiƒ@CR
%
% Italian template
%
Template    6
MsgStart    @CRCiao @F, come va?
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CR───┐@CR   └───> Saluti da @YOU@CR
MsgQuote    In un msg del @DATE, @FROM scriveva a @TO@CRa proposito di @SUBJECT
%
% French template
%
Template    7
MsgStart    @CRBonjour @F @L, comment vas tu
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CRAmitiés de la part de @YOU@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE @TIME, @FROM écrivait à @TO@CR         Sujet: @SUBJECT
%
% Portuguese Template
%
Template    8
MsgStart    @CROlá @F @L, como estás!
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CR───┐@CR   └───> Cumprimentos do @YOU@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE @TIME, @FROM escreveu para @TO@CR          Assunto: @SUBJECT
%
% Finnish template
%
Template    9
MsgStart    @CRHei @F,
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CRTerveisin  @YOU@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE, L{h: @FROM  @CR          Kohde: @SUBJECT
%
% Dutch template
%
Template    10
MsgStart    @CRHallo @F @L, hoe is het ermee?
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CR───┐@CR   └───> Groeten van @YOU@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE @TIME, @FROM schreef aan @TO@CR      Onderwerp: @SUBJECT
%
% Hebrew template
%
Template    11
MsgStart    .èÄàë ÜÇ äöë äîüÄ äÜÇÖ äààùÄ @CRHi @F @L
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CR───┐@CR   └───> @YOU@CR ,èîÖ
MsgQuote    .@TO î üÜï @FROM ,@TIME äÆÖ ,@DATE èëÿÇÜü@CR @SUBJECT :ÇÖàÉü
%
% Spanish template
%
Template    12
MsgStart    @CRHola @F @L, ¿como estás?
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CR -=> Muchos saludos, @YOU <=-@CR
MsgQuote    El @DATE a las @TIME, @FROM escribió a @TO@CR          Tema: @SUBJECT

Template    13
MsgStart    TO:[e-mail]@CR@CRHi @F @L, hope you are having a nice day
MsgEnd      @CR@CR@CR -=> Yours sincerely, @YOU <=-@CR
MsgQuote    @DATE @TIME, @FROM wrote to @TO@CR          Subject: @SUBJECT

%
% How to Quote.
% 1 = Will insert the first letters from from-name 'BB>' (Bo Bendtsen)
% 2 = Will quote the entire letter starting/ending with a ---- QUOTE line
%

QuoteStyle  1

%
% After you have written a message, sometimes your editor inserts nasty
% TAB characters (Ascii 9). These characters can be replaced with 8 spaces
% if this function is enabled.
%

ExpandTabs

%
% Force swapping to disk when calling external programs.
%

% ForceDisk

%
% External editor, Qedit is the default choice.
% -N is a Qedit command to jump to a specific line. When editing a
% message, TerMail will replace the @LINE with the correct number in the
% letter.
% @FILE will insert the filename at that position on the command line.
% If TerMail determines that line 4 should be used to start in, then
% the command line would be 'Q.EXE C:\TERMINAT\TERMAIL\NETMAIL\1.MSG -N4'
%
% REMEMBER TO REMOVE THE LINECOMMAND IF YOUR EDITOR DOES NOT SUPPORT IT
%

Editor      Q.EXE @FILE
LineCommand -N@LINE

% Run Qedit using the default SmartNote file as second file (Alt-N)
% Editor      Q.EXE @FILE ..\PHONE\SMART.NOT
% LineCommand -N@LINE

% First line is for GEDIT version 1.00 and second line is for 2.00
% Remember to remove the Linecommand when using Gedit.
% Editor     GEDIT.EXE TEST A2 R25 F@FILE
% Editor     GEDIT.EXE TEST A2 R25 @FILE

% Microsoft Editor from DOS 5.00 or 6.xx, MS/DOS-Editor
% Editor     EDIT.COM @FILE
% Editor     EDIT.EXE @FILE

% Norton Commander 4.0 Editor
% Editor     NCEDIT.EXE @FILE

% Use definable editor batchfile
% Editor       EDITOR.BAT @FILE
% LineCommand -N@LINE
%

%
% Run any external program before you start writing a message.
% This could be useful if you have some special utilities that allow you
% to set up a special template or make you select a standard message type.
%

% BeforeEdit   BEFORMSG.BAT !GROUP

%
% Run any external program after you have written or changed a message.
% This could be a batchfile that runs several programs (such as TagDude
% or a spell-checker) if you want everything to to look perfectly.
% !GROUP will insert the current group name of the area in uppercased
% letters: INTER, GERMAN etc.
%

% AfterEdit  AFTERMSG !GROUP
% AfterEdit  TAGDUDE TM.MSG
% AfterEdit  SPELLCHK TM.MSG

%
% External viewer for viewing various files.
% Use the @LIST keyword to use the internal lister in TerMail.
% Remember that you can only grab information and save it in SmartNote
% with the internal lister.
%

Viewer      @LIST

% Vernon D. Buerg's LIST
% Viewer      LIST.COM

% Norton Commander 4.0 Viewer
% Viewer     WPVIEW.EXE

%
% This internal SmartNote will use the same SmartNote files as Terminate
% by default. The default statement will point to the same directory and
% the default smartnote file called SMART.NOT. Do not enter the .NOT
% extension here.
%

SmartNotePath   ..\PHONE\
SmartNoteFile   SMART

%
% Which program should be used to view the pictures of your friends listed
% in TM.PIC. It can be any format you want as long as the viewer can display
% the pictures.
%

PictureViewer   ..\UTILS\T-GIF.EXE
% PictureViewer   C:\ALCHEMY\ALCHEMY.EXE -v
% PictureViewer   C:\CSHOW\CSHOW.EXE
% PictureViewer   C:\QPEG\QPEG.EXE
% PictureViewer   C:\QPEG\VPIC.EXE
% PictureViewer   C:\QPV\QPV.EXE
% PictureViewer   C:\GWS\QWS.EXE

%
% External utilities which can be run directly from TerMail by pressing
% Shift F1..F12.  Press F2 to view all available external utilities and
% select the one to run.
%
% Parameters:
%
% !25 !30 !43 !50  Set textmode
% !W               Wait after execution
% !MSG             Export current message as CURRENT.MSG !MSG
%                  (!MSG is replaced with CURRENT.MSG as well)
% !Q               Ask for string and insert instead of !Q
%
%          Desc  Utility
%          |--|  |--------------------------------------|
ShiftF1    Dir   Dir |more
ShiftF2    Form  Format A:
ShiftF3    Tree  Tree |more
ShiftF4    Shez  Shez
ShiftF5    Scan  Scan C:
ShiftF6    Udel  Undelete
ShiftF7    Menu  MENU.BAT
ShiftF8    Ansi  T-ANSI !MSG !W
ShiftF9    Blnk  ..\UTILS\BLANKER
ShiftF10   TC    TC
ShiftF11   Defr  DEFRAG
ShiftF12   Test  SCANDISK

%
% Packing and unpacking mail archives
%
% Fido-mail
% ─────────
% Your mail will arrive in packed files. TerMail will test the archive and
% find out which type of unpacking is required.
% A packed message file is always called after the name of the day + #:
% MO#, TU#, WE#, TH#, FR#, SA#, SU#, where the # is a number from 0..9.
% Inside these packages, one or more .PKT files are stored. These files
% contain one or several messages which will be tossed into the netmail
% area or the appropiate echomail area. They are converted to a .MSG format.
% When packing the .MSG files that you have written will be converted into
% a .PKT file and packed with the packing program. I recommend PKZIP version
% 2.04g or higher, since it is the fastest. After packing your mail, a flow
% file will be created in your outbound and the next time you call your
% Boss, the mail will be send. The Terminate Mail System only supports
% Binkley style. The parameters were grabbed from Gecho, thanks to Gerard
% van der Land.
%
% QWK-mail
% ────────
% When unpacking QWK packages. TerMail will look for files matching '*.Q??',
% just like most QWK readers. DANBBS.QWK will match, DANBBS.QW1 will match,
% DANBBS.OPX will not match. TerMail will of course determine which of the
% unpacker to use. If the conference belongs to DANBBS.QWK, then whenever
% you write a message in the conference, it would be packed into DANBBS.REP
% with the packer specified below.
%

%
% Only one packer can be defined. Only mail to your Boss that is not Crash
% or Hold will be packed.
% When packing TerMail will change to the outbound directory.
%

Packer ZIP    PKZIP -ao -3 -- -ex
Packer RAR    RAR a -m5 -ep
Packer ARJ    ARJ a -e -m1 -s -t0 -y
Packer LZH    LHA a /mt
Packer ARC    PKPAK -a
Packer PAK    PAK A /L /ST
Packer ZOO    ZOO a:
Packer DWC    DWC a
Packer SQZ    SQZ a /p3q0z3
Packer UC2    UC a

%
% You do not need to change these, just make sure that at least the
% unpacker you use is present in the DOS path. TerMail will autodetect which
% unpacker to use from the ones available. You should not remove any,
% even if you do not have the corresponding program. Just leave these alone.
% When unpacking TerMail will change to the inbound directory.
% Beware that if an unpack program is downloaded in the inbound directory
% it will be used. Just keep in mind that if your boss does not like you he
% could: REN FORMAT.COM PKUNZIP.COM and send you the file. So be very nice to
% your Boss! (or edit the unpack commands below file so that they point to
% the complete path to your archiving programs).
%

UnPack ZIP    PKUNZIP -o -ed -3 --
UnPack RAR    RAR e
UnPack ARJ    ARJ e -c -y
UnPack LZH    LHA e /cm
UnPack ARC    PKUNPAK -r
UnPack PAK    PAK E /WA
UnPack ZOO    ZOO eO
UnPack DWC    DWC e
UnPack SQZ    SQZ e /o1
UnPack UC2    UC e

%
% When making Areafix requests, add a + in front of the TAGNAME.
% This is not necessary for most systems, but some old programs refuse to
% understand Areafix requests without the +.
%

% AreaFixPlus

%
% If your Boss is using an old Areafix which only accepts -l -q -r in the
% subject you can enable this.
%

% OldAreaFix

%
% When using the FileFix manager, your requests for new file echoes will
% be sent to the name below. The default is FileFix, but you can change it
% to whatever your Boss requires.
%

FileFixName FileFix
% FileFixName FileMgr

%
%                            GROUP DEFINITIONS
%                            ─────────────────
%
% TerMail divides your conferences into groups, so you easily can add a
% new conference without setting up anything. The group function is one
% of the most powerful features in TerMail and it is important that you
% read the instructions and understand the purpose of having groups.
%
% Max. 23 groups are allowed
%
% This is how it works: Each area is assigned to a group
%                       Each group assigned to a user, an originline, a
%                       language template and some other things, see below.
%
%                                ┌─> User 1
%                                │   User 2
%                                │   User 3
%                                │
%                                ├─> Random originlines
%                                │   Originline 1
%                                │   Originline 2
% Area:TERMINAT ─┬> Group:Inter ─┤   Originline 3
% Area:PORTAL   ─┘               │
%                                └─> Template 1
%                                    Template 2
%                                    Template 3
%
% Group
%   Name of the group. Do not use any blanks here.
%   The only reserved group name is "New" which will be used by default
%   whenever creating new areas.
%
% Days
%   When cleaning, for how many days do you want to keep messages, based on
%   the message header date. For example: 7 days would mean that when a
%   cleaning command will be carried out, all messages that are less than 7
%   days old and which are not be affected by the maximum message number
%   limit specified in "Max" will be kept. If the number of messages which
%   are younger than 7 days is higher than the maximum number allowed, the
%   oldest messages will be deleted.
%
% Max
%   The maximum number of messages to keep in the area after a clean process.
%   Use 0 if you never want to delete any messages.
%
% Clean
%   This value is the number of messages that will trigger a clean.
%   The Clean value cannot be smaller than the Max value.
%   For example: If you have 1200 netmail messages in matrix, TerMail will
%   clean out the oldest messages and only leave the 1000 most recent ones.
%   If you never want any messages to be erased, just use a 0 in Max.
%
% User
%   Which user to use for this group.
%
% Templ.
%   Which template to use for this group.
%
% Origin
%   Which origin line to use for this group. Use R for random selection
%   of an originline.
%
% O-Ask
%   Pop up menu and allow you to select the origin line manually,
%   defaulting to the origin selected above.
%
% Default to name
%   When starting a new message.
%   All blanks must be replaced with underscores '_'.
%
%     Group    Days  Max Clean User Templ. Origin O-Ask Default to name
%     |──────| |─| |───| |───| |──| |----| |----| |---| |---------------------->---------|
Group Matrix     0   250   300    1      1      0 No
Group KeepIt     0     0     0    1      1      1 No    All
Group New      180   200   300    1      1      R Yes   All
Group Inter     90   400   500    1      1      R Yes   All
Group Test       7   300   350    1      1      1 Yes   All_the_testers_out_there
Group Dansk      0   400   500    2      2      R Yes   Alle
Group German     0   400   500    1      3      R Yes   Alle
Group Svensk     0   400   500    1      4      R Yes   Samtliga
Group Turkis     0   400   500    1      5      R Yes   Herkes
Group Italia     0   400   500    1      6      R Yes   Tutti
Group French     0   400   500    1      7      R Yes   Tous
Group Portugal   0   400   500    1      8      R Yes   All
Group Finland    0   400   500    1      9      R Yes   All
Group Dutch      0   400   500    1     10      R Yes   Iedereen
Group Hebrew     0   400   500    1     11      R Yes   All
Group Spanish    0   400   500    1     12      R Yes   Todos
%
% If you are in different networks, just define a group for these areas.
%
% Group VirNet    90   100   120    2      1      1 No    All

%
% Enter descriptions for the areas here.
% In descriptions, all spaces must be replaced with underscores (_).
% There is no limit to how many Desc lines you want, they will be scanned
% through until the end of this file.
%
%    EchoId                         Description                    Group
%    |────────────────────────────| |────────────────────────────| |──────|
Desc NETMAIL                        Private_netmail/matrix/fido    Matrix
Desc NETMAILSAVE                    Netmail_read_&_received        KeepIt
Desc SAVEAREA                       Messages_written_to_you        KeepIt
Desc YOUWROTE                       Messages_written_by_you        KeepIt
Desc REMEMBER                       Messages_you_want_to_keep      KeepIt
Desc TERMINAT                       Global__Terminate_conference   Inter
Desc TERMINATE.GER                  German__Terminate_conference   German
Desc TERMINATE_UK                   UK______Terminate_conference   Inter
Desc TERMINAT_R23.PUB               Danish__Terminate_conference   Dansk
Desc FM-TERMINATE                   French__Terminate_conference   French
Desc SK_TERMINAT                    French__Terminate_conference   French
Desc TERMINATE.39                   Italian_Terminate_conference   Italia
Desc TERMINAT.FIN                   Finnish_Terminate_conference   Finland
Desc R20_TERMINATE                  Swedish_Terminate_conference   Svensk
Desc TERMINAT.028                   Dutch___Terminate_conference   Dutch
Desc R34.TERMINATE                  Spanish_Terminate_conference   Spanish
Desc TERMINATE_BETA                 Test____Terminate_conference   Test
Desc TERMINATE_BETA_CHAT            Test____Terminate_conference   Test
Desc TEST                           Echomail_test_area             Test
%
% The names of newly adopted areas will be placed below here.
% You should then enter the correct description for the area and change
% the group. If no description for an area is found, the echolist
% (TM.LST) will be scanned and a description will be grabbed from there,
% if there is any. If you have a TM.LST or you have received one from your
% boss, the only thing you need to do when connecting to a new area is to
% correct the following lines.
%
%    EchoId                         Description                    Group
%    |────────────────────────────| |────────────────────────────| |──────|