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- ; ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- ; Init file for handyman 1.1 │
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- ; The NODE option. Here you can give the path to the node directories OR │
- ; The name of the TIMELOG.BBS file. The last is for usage on networks with │
- ; a client-server setup. Since it's logical to put the node directory on │
- ; the client it's local HD, one cannot get there from the server. (or any │
- ; other client for that matter.) The solution for this problem is simple. │
- ; Put in the after-bbs part of the batch file a copy command and copy the │
- ; TIMELOG.BBS to a directory on the server with a name like: │
- ; TIMELOG.<NodeNr> │
- ; And give here the complete name of this file for each node. │
- ; │
- ; F.e. NODE 1 Z:\BBSINFO\TIMELOG.1 │
- ; │
- ; The syntax of the line is: NODE <NodeNr> <Path | FileName> │
- ; │
- ; You can use up to 20 nodes. (The maximum of HandyMan) │
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- Node 1 E:\bbs\ra\line1
- Node 2 E:\bbs\ra\line2
- Node 3 E:\BBs\ra
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- ; Normaly Handyman has it's own viplist. HANDYMAN.VIP. But you can tell it │
- ; to use an other file as VIP list using the OtherVIP keyword. │
- ;
- VIPFILE E:\BBS\RA\VIP.CTL
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- ; MaxNode defines the maximal count of nodes in your system │
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- MaxNode 3
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- ; MenuTimeOut gives the timeout for any window and the compete menu. │
- ; This means that if you're in a window it takes xxx Seconds to drop │
- ; out of the window. and an other xxx seconds to drop out of the menu │
- ; system. The time is given in seconds. │
- ;
- MenuTimeOut 300
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- ; KeyTimeOut is the timeout for the keyboard locking de-activate. After │
- ; xxx Seconds the locking is activated again. │
- ;
- KeyTimeOut 300
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- ; Update <Seconds> gives the number of seconds between each screen update. │
- ; Default is 10 seconds. │
- ;
- Update 5
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- ; ShowLast instructs HandyMan to show the last user and the time he did logoff│
- ; instead of the "Waiting for caller" message. If there's no lastcaller info │
- ; available, the normal message is shown. │
- ;
- ShowLast
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- ; Show UserDoes info for the selected line instead of the statusline whenever │
- ; a UsedDoes file is found. │
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- DoesOnStat
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- ; Checks for the UserDoes always. Normaly only when a user is in an external │
- ; program. Turn thisone on only when you're sure you need it! │
- ;
- ;ChkDoesAlways
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- ; The MakeNoise Keyword allows HandyMan to make noise. Beep for VIP's and │
- ; such. For default noise is OFF! │
- ;
- MakeNoise
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- ; The DoClock keyword puts a little clock in the headerline of handyman. │
- ;
- DoClock
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- ; Use RaAlone when you run RA without a mail or alike. It let's HandyMan │
- ; check the RAREADY.<Node> semafore to see if the line is up or down. │
- ;
- ;RaAlone
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- ; ExitLevel sets the exitlevel to use for a Quick KickOff. HandyMan uses the │
- ; RAXIT.<ExitLevel> semafore to throw the user off.. │
- ; Default value is 0.
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- ExitLevel 255
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- ; A new feature of HandyMan, the Environment Variable watch window. Here you │
- ; can view Env. variable's and their value. Use them for feedback from │
- ; maintainance batch files and such. │
- ; You can use up to 20 variable names. │
- ; │
- ; Example, if you use 4Dos: Put the line │
- ; │
- ; Maintain=Last maintain %_Time, %Date │
- ; │
- ; At the end of your maintainance batch. │
- ; │
- EnvVar Network
- EnvVar ComSpec
- EnvVar RA
- EnvVar RAOVR
- EnvVar Maintain
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- ; Here you can set the buildin editor defaults: │
- ; │
- ; EDIT_HEAD Is the header used above an online message │
- ; EDIT_FOOT is the footer used for the message │
- ; EDIT_INS turns the Insertmode on for default │
- ; │
- ; These are the defaults: │
- ;
- ;EDIT_HEAD *** A message from the SysOp (Using HandyMan):
- EDIT_FOOT ]258
- ;EDIT_INS
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- ; ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- ; Pre-cooked messages. You can have 10 of those (0..9). Here you put │
- ; an easy to remember description. │
- ; the filenames area MESSAGE.0 .. MESSAGE.9 │
- ;
- MSGFILE Hi There!
- MSGFILE Join the Chatter...
- MSGFILE No way dude!
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- ;--- NEW 1.2B0 -------
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- ; Check disks for minimal space │
- ; │
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- ;DISKFREE C: 1000000
- ;DiskFree D: 1000000
- ;DiskFree E: 42000000
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- ; ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- ; The semaphore support alla UserOn.. Max 15.. │
- ; │
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- SEMAPHORE F:\SEM\TEST.$ Line $ is busy..
- SEMAPHORE F:\SEM\FDNOW.$ Frodo is amusing itself at line $
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- ; ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- ; The logfile. If you want Handy to log things, define a logfile here. │
- ; │
- LOGFILE E:\HANDY\HANDY.LOG
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- ; Save the screen, implemented a sky full sparkeling stars.. │
- ; │
- SAVESCRN 10
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- ; SwapPath defines the path for swapping to disk. Default is the current │
- ; directory. │
- ; │
- ;SwapPath .
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- ; SwapTo defines where to to swap the memory during a shell to dos. │
- ; Possibilities are: │
- ; XMS EMS EXT DSK or ALL │
- ; or a combination of those. │
- SwapTo ALL