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╓──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╖ ║╓────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╖║ ║║┌─────┐ ┌──────┐ ┌─────┐ ┌─┐ ┌───┐ ┌─────┐ ┌─────┐║║ ║║│ ┌─┐ │ │ ┌──┐ │ └─┐ ┌─┘ │ │ └┐ ┌┘ │ ┌───┘ └─┐ ┌─┘║║ ║║│ │ └─┘ │ └──┘ │ │ │ ┌────┐ │ │ │ │ │ └───┐ │ │ ║║ ║║│ │ ┌─┐ │ ┌──┐ │ │ │ └────┘ │ │ │ │ └───┐ │ │ │ ║║ ║║│ └─┘ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ └──┐ ┌┘ └┐ ┌───┘ │ │ │ ║║ ║║└─────┘ └─┘ └─┘ └─┘ └────┘ └───┘ └─────┘ └─┘ ║║ ║╙────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╜║ ║ ║ ║ A Full-Featured BBS Listing Program ║ ║ Copyright 1992-93, PAROLE Software ║ ║ All rights reserved ║ ╙──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╜ Dennis N. Maidon The Parole Board BBS 311 Buffalo Rd Clayton, NC 27520 (919) 965-3600 -> Voice The Parole Board BBS FIDO 1:151/185 (919) 965-4696 ->─╖ ╟─ Wildcat! -> US Robotics Dual Standard (919) 965-9885 ->─╜ Free Advice BBS (919) 934-1002 -> Wildcat! -> US Robotics Dual Standard -------------------------- Now with RIP! Graphic bulletins. -------------------------- CatList is a full-featured BBS Listing door written in the beginning for WC! 3.x and greater. CatList now supports TriBBS, SpitFire and PCBoard. It may work with other systems but has not been tested on them. I do not imply in any shape, form or fashion that CatList will operate on any other BBS software. CatList will maintain a BBS list for a specified number of days. At the end of that time, the user that listed the BBS will receive a notice for 10 days informing him/her that their listing has expired and must be updated. On the eleventh day if the user has not updated the listing, it will be deleted from the database. CatList notifies the user that the listing was deleted. All notifications are sent using the USERxxx.BBS files which WildCat! sends to the individual user when they logon. Once this file is sent, WC! then deletes the file and logs it to the ACTIVITY.LOG. CatList supports COMs 1-4 only. It will also support COMs 5-8 with the addition of a FOSSIL driver. Only the user that originally listed a BBS will be able to Edit/Update or Delete that listing. You as the sysOp have the ability to E/U/D any listing in the database. The door should be easy enough to set up on its own, particularly if you're familiar with door operation under Wildcat! If you do have any problems, you can reach me on The Parole Board BBS or you can call me voice. REGISTERED OPTIONS: Once registered, you may set the Listing Age (Line #7 of the CFG file) to any number of days. Until registration, it is locked at 14 days. I do not like 'crippling' or 'handicapping' one of my programs but on my older doors, there are more un-registered users using them than registered. Registered SysOps also have the ability to use HEADER.DAT and TAIL.DAT files. These are ASCii text files that are added to the TEXT file that is created by CatList. You may use them for any reason that you desire. The HEADER.DAT is written to the text file just after the Copyright Info and before the body of the listings. The TAIL.DAT is written just after the body of the listings and before the credits. The files must be named "HEADER.DAT" & "TAIL.DAT". Registered SysOps may also create a header file that will be used in the "Spec File" that is created. Place the name of the header file in line #17 of the CFG file. This file may be configured by the SysOp to contain a specific number of listings. Some may prefer to use this file as a HELLOx.BBS or GOODBYE.BBS file. SysOps that would like to use POSTMASTER (Copyright 1992, Dave Cody & BoardWalk Software) have the option of setting Line 14 of the CFG file to "Y". CatList will then create two files named "CATLIST.EXP" and "CATLIST.DEL" in the WC! home directory that you specified on line 10 of the CFG file. CATLIST.EXP contains the names of the users that have EXPIRED listings. The CATLIST.DEL contains the names of users with listings that have been deleted. These files are ONLY created once each day when the maintenance is performed. You may want to add a couple of lines to your DOORx.BAT to test for these files and have POSTMASTER work on them. CatList is fully functional other than these options. If you do not like the list of BBS softwares that are hard coded into Catlist, you may create a file named "SOFTWARE.CL" and place it into the door directory. CatList will look for this file and use that list instead of the hard coded BBS softwares. See the enclosed "SOFTWARE.CL" for the file format. It *MUST* contain exactly 30 lines. Each software type may be a maximum of 8 characters. That fits "WildCat!" exactly. <grin> The modem types may also be changed through the "MODEM.CL" file. This file must also be located in the door directory. It contains 18 lines with a maximum of 25 characters per line. You may delete either or both of these files if you prefer to keep the defaults in CatList. Users may also download the CATLIST.TXT file via the door. To utilize this option, you will need a copy of DSZ/GSZ.EXE. You will need to create a CFG file named "DSZCFG.x" (x=Node Number). DSZ <-Line 1 2F8,3 <-Line 2 ========================================================================= This file requires *ONLY* 2 lines. I have included the instructions here to enable you to locate them a bit easier. With this release, users that enter an event may also upload an ANSI display screen. This will require creating a file named "DSZCFG.x", with the "x" being the node number. If you have more than 1 node, you must create a file for each node. The format is as follows: Line 1: "DSZ" or "GSZ" (without the quotes) Place the filename of whichever program you use. Line 2: You will need to enter the BASE,IRQ of the node you are operating on here. For example, If you are using COM2, you should place "2F8,3" on this line. See the enclosed DSZCFG.1 for a sample. COM1 3F8,4 ─┐ Standard COM2 2F8,3 ─┘ COM3 3E8,<IRQ> ─┐Put correct IRQ number COM4 2F8,<IRQ> ─┘instead of <IRQ> You should read the DSZ/GSZ documentation and the X00.SYS DOCs for further details. You should also have DSZ.COM or GSZ.COM located in a directory that is in your path. Users will be given a choice of ZMODEM, XMODEM, XMODEM-1K, XMODEM-CRC, YMODEM and YMODEM-1K. I wholeheartedly recommend that you register DSZ or GSZ from Chuck Forsberg if you intend to use it. If you wish, you may create a file named "DONOR.CL" and place it in the CatList door directory. Place the user's name in this file that donated CatList to your BBS. CatList will display a line: CatList courtesy of : <users's name> If CatList does not locate the file, it will not display the donor line. SUPPORT: Support for CatList is available from several sources. Messages may be left on The Parole Board BBS in the "PAROLE Software" conference or the Mustang! BBS in the "PRIVATE" conference. If you feel that a message is not satisfactory you may call me voice. (919) 965-3600 Please call before 9:30pm EST as I am an early riser and need to get my "beauty sleep". NOTE: *PLEASE* check your file name and paths very carefully. Ninety percent of the calls I get, are due to an incorrect path or CFG file setup. Read the following instructions carefully before calling. You should also read the CATLIST.HIS file as it contains information that is not included in this file. UPDATES: Updates are FREE to registered users and may be downloaded from The Parole Board BBS, Mustang! BBS and various other BBS systems. Once registered, CatList updates are free for life. If you wish an update on disk, send $3 to the address listed above and specify the disk size. If you are in a hurry and do not want to take the time to logon, enter " PAROLE SOFTWARE NOW! " at the name prompt. It will give you access to the PAROLE Software file & support areas. Don't forget the "!" on "NOW". --------------- CEDITxx.ZIP This utility allows you to reset the last update of each record on the CatList database. This is also a full featured database editor for CatList. ---------------- LEGALITIES __________ THIS SOFTWARE AND ACCOMPANYING MATERIALS ARE DISTRIBUTED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY, EXPRESSED, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL ANYONE INVOLVED WITH THE CREATION AND PRODUCTION OF THIS PRODUCT BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, ARISING OUT OF ANY USE THEREOF OR BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY. DISTRIBUTION ____________ You may make this file available for downloading from your BBS or you may upload it to any BBS of your choice, provided that you do not make any changes to the contents of the archive (ZIP file). The archive and its individual contents may not be used by any service that charges any money whatsoever, without the written permission of the author. This ZIP file was created using the -AV function of PKZIP. If my AV is missing then this file may not be complete or has been tampered with. Complete and current editions of this program are always available for D/L on The Parole Board BBS. If the -AV is missing please complain to your sysop to stop the practice of removing AV's as this is your assurance from the programmer that the file is complete and virus free. INSTALLATION: Installation of CatList is an easy straightforward operation. You will need to create a directory to hold the CatList files. For simplicity, we will use the directory "C:\DOOR\CATLIST" in this documentation. Once you have created "\CATLIST", unZIP the CATLISTx.ZIP archive into that directory. Create a sub directory named "\AFILES". The ANSI BBS ads will be ULed to this directory. You should then create a sub directory called "C:\DOOR\CATLIST\SCREENS". UnZIP the file "SCREENS.ZIP" into this sub-directory. SCREENS.ZIP should contain the following files: instruct.ans ─┐ User Instructions instruct.asc ─┘ menu.ans ─┐ menu.asc │ menu2.ans │ Main Menu menu2.asc │ menunew.ans │ menunew.asc ─┘ vscreen.ans ─┐ View system Stats Screen vscreen.asc ─┘ welcome.ans ─┐ Opening Welcome Screen welcome.asc ─┘ Any of these screens may be modified by the user but with some restrictions. The MENU.xxx, VSCREEN.xxx, and WELCOME.xxx screens must remain the same physical size since some of the info on them is hard coded in the CATLIST.EXE program. MSGIMP.ZIP contains sample .IMP files that you may modify to suit your individual tastes. Place these files where you normally place your .IMP files. This should be in your \WC30\MSG directory. The archive should contain the files "DELETE.IMP" and "EXPIRE.IMP". You will then need to edit the CATLIST.CFG file(s) to suit your individual WildCat! setup. You MUST use an ASCii editor to edit the CFG file at all times. Some word processors leave hidden control codes that could cause CatList to die a horrible and ugly death. The CATLIST.CFG file must contain 17 lines. Make sure that the lines in the CFG file that require a "^" switch have them. If you get an "Overflow error" or and "Illegal function call" then you have probably left one of the switches off. The "^" is nothing more than a SHIFT-6. It is NOT a CTRL-6 key press. C:\WC30\WCWORK\NODE1\USERINFO.DAT─┐ C:\PCB\USERS.SYS ├ <- Path to User file. I recommend C:\SF\SFDOORS.DAT │ using USERS.SYS for PCBoard and C:\BBS\DORINFOx.DEF │ USERINFO.DAT for Wildcat! C:\BBS\CALLINFO.BBS │ C:\BBS\GTUSER.DAT │ C:\BBS\DOOR.SYS │ C:\BBS\PCBOARD.SYS │ C:\BBS\TRIBBS.SYS ─┘ The Parole Board BBS <- BBS Name Dennis <- SysOp's first name Maidon <- SysOp's last name 12345 <- Registration Serial number 100 <- Min. Sec level to access door 260 <- Min Sec lev to Add listings 30 <- Number of days to maintain listing E:\TEXT\TPB-LIST.TXT^L <- Path to create text file and switch to determine the type of text file you want created. "^S" = Short Listing "^L" = Long Listing One of these switches *MUST* be present. RIP <- "RIP" = RIP Bulletin "N" = No RIP C:\WC30\BULL\BULL35.BBS^Y <- Path to create COLOR bulletin & @pause@ switch C:\WC30\ <- Your HOME dir - ACTIVITY.xxx log C:\WC30\DISP <- Path to your display files Y <- (Y/N) Create files needed by POSTMASTER This option is only available to registered users but, this line must still be included in the CFG file. C:\WC30\DISP\GOODBYE.SCR^Y <- REGISTERED USERS ONLY FEATURE "[N]" disables. Notice the brackets. "[]" They have to be there. This line *MUST* be included in the CFG file whether you have registered CatList or not. CatList will now create a special color file that contains a specified number of listings from the database. I've had several request this feature so that they may use it as a GOODBYE.BBS screen. If you want to disable this feature, place "[N]" on this line. If it is disabled, you may leave off the next line. The "^Y" will append a @pause@ to the special file. If you do not want the pause, add "^N" to this line. One of these switches *MUST* be used if you do not disable the special file creation. 5 <- Number of listings in the Special file. If you've disabled the feature, you may leave this line out of the CFG file. SPECHDR.DAT <- Name of the HEADER file for the Special file. This will allow you to run multiple copies of CatList in the same directory and have a different header for each copy. =========================================== NOTE: There are 2 additional lines necessary when using GTUSER.BBS. Since this file does not provide the Comport and Node number, You need to add the to the CFG file on lines 5 and 6. All other lines in the CFG file move up accordingly. Instead of 17 lines, you will have 19 lines. Line 1 This is where CatList will look to find USERINFO.DAT. It MUST always point to the NODEx directory and NOT the \WC30 directory. You must use USERINFO.DAT, do not use DOOR.SYS for a WC! BBS. Line 2 Your BBS name Line 3 Your First Name or the name you go by on the BBS (DO NOT use "SYSOP") Line 4 Your last name Line 5 When you register CatList you will be given a serial number. Place it on this line. Until then, you may put any number you desire here or leave it blank. Line 6 This is the minimum security level that you will allow to enter the door. DO NOT use the Security Name In makewild. Always use the Menu Access number. ┌──────────── MISCELLANEOUS ────────────┐ │ Menu access level 150 │<- Use this Number from the │ Menu display set 6 │ EDIT PROFILE SCREEN in │ Daily time limit 120 │ MAKEWILD. The cotton-picker │ Maximum logon time 60 │ won't work if you use the │ Maximum up/down ratio 50 │ Security Profile NAME. │ Maximum daily downloads 15 │ Trust Me, I've been there. Line 7 This is the minimum security level that may Add, Edit, Delete or Update listings. Same procedure as Line 6 Line 8 This is the number of days that a BBS listing will remain current. If you specify "45" here, all listing will remain valid for 45 days. At that time a notice will be sent to the LISTER that his listing has expired and that it will be deleted in 10 days. He will receive a notice each day for the 10 days. On the eleventh day, if the listing has not been updated, it will be deleted from the database. There is no way to recover the listing once it has been deleted. Users are notified by using the "USERxxxx.BBS" files in the Display directory. These files are deleted by Wildcat! once they have been sent to the user. The first person to enter the door each day causes the program to run the maintenance and update routines. DO NOT delete the file, LASTCHK.DAT, unless i give instructions to do so in an upgrade. This file is used by CatList to make sure the maintenance is run when it is needed. Line 9 This line contain the path and name of the text file that you want CatList to create. This file contains no color codes and is paginated for a printer. This file is similar to the WCLIST.TXT file that the List door on Mustang! BBS creates. <G> You may also specify the type of listing you want created. "^S" = Short Listing (no description) "^L" = Long listing (full description) Line 10 CatList supports RIP graphics in that it will create a RIP bulletin. Place "RIP" on this line if you support RIP and wish CatList to create a RIP bulletin. Place a "N" to disable this function. Line 11 This is the path and name of the COLOR bulletin that you want created. This bulletin is created using WC!3.x color codes and MUST have a ".BBS" filename extension. You may also prefer a HELLOx.BBS screen though the file could get a bit large in due time. You can also set the default for the @pause@ at the end of the bulletin. At the end of the bulletin use a "^" as the spacer and place either a "Y" or "N". One of them *MUST* be there for the program to work properly. Line 12 Path where CatList will find you ACTIVITY.xxx files. This is your Wildcat! home directory. CatList writes to the individual Activity logs so that you can keep tabs on what happens in the door. Line 13 This is the path to your Display directory. Catlist will write the USERxxxx.BBS file in this directory. Line 14 (Y/N) If this line is set to "Y" then Catlist will create the CATLIST.EXP & CATLIST.DEL files that are needed by POSTMASTER. This option is only available to registered users but, this line must still be included in the CFG file. Line 15 REGISTERED USERS! This line must be included in the CFG file for CatList to operate. If you want to disable it, place "[N]" on this line. CatList will now create a color display file with only a specified number of listings from the database. The number of listings in the file is controlled by line 16. "^Y" = @pause@ "^N" = no pause. Line 16 Number of listings to be included in the Special file on line 15. Line 17. Name of the HEADER file to append to the Special file. Be sure to add the proper color codes that you prefer to this file. A sample is included in "SPECHDR.DAT". Make sure that all your CFG files contain 17 lines. If you are operating a Multi-Node setup, you must have a separate CFG file for each node. Each CFG file mus also have unique name such as: BBS1.CFG BBS2.CFG BBS3.CFG --------------- NOTE: You may now use one (1) CFG file for multi-node by using the environment variables. When specifying the location of the system file on line 1 of the doors .CFG file, you may use the environment variables %pcbdrive%, %pcbdir%, %pcbnode%, and %wcnodeid%. Some examples: PCBoard: USERS.SYS in C:\PCB - %pcbdrive%%pcbdir%\USERS.SYS USERS.SYS in C:\PCB\NODE1 - %pcbdrive%%pcbdir%\NODE%pcbnode%\USERS.SYS Wildcat!: USERINFO.DAT in C:\WC30\WCWORK\NODE1 - C:\WC30\WCWORK\NODE%WCNODEID% Non-PCBoard systems may use the PCB environment variables by setting them in either AUTOEXEC.BAT or in the batch that runs the door. For example: SET PCBDRIVE=C: SET PCBDIR=\BBSDIR SET PCBNODE=1 NOTE: See the enclosed archive, "CATLIST.PCB" for details on installing CatList on PCBoard v15.0. -------------- Create the CFG file(s) for you particular BBS. You will also need a DOORx.BAT to run the door. This one is simple. @ECHO OFF CD \DOOR\CATLIST CATLIST BBS.CFG /5 or CATLIST BBS.CFG /%WCIRQID% ──┬─ ┌──────────────┘ └ If you are running non-Standard Com ports on your BBS, you will need to pass the proper IRQ to the door. It doesn't hurt to pass the IRQ even if they are standard. If a user enters the door and it just sits there acting sort of stupid, it's probably looking for the correct IRQ. Always pass it on the command line and there will be no question. Some networks have a problem using the "/" symbol. CatList will now accept an asterisk "*" in place of the "/". You may also use the environment variable in the DOORx.BAT file to pass info to the door. CATLIST BBS%WCNODEID%.CFG /%WCIRQID% Make sure you DO have the variables set if you use this method. NOTE: CatList supports COM 1-4 on the standard IRQ's - COM1/COM3 = IRQ4 and COM2/COM4 = IRQ3. If you wish to use a non-standard IRQ, add the IRQ number after the configuration filename. Let's assume your Door is called FOOBAR and you want to use COM1 and IRQ5. The command line passed to your Door would be: FOOBAR FOOBAR.CFG /5 The /5 tells CatList to use IRQ5 rather than the standard IRQ4 that is normally used with COM1. No /x parameter is needed for the standard IRQ's. CatList supports IRQs 1 - 15. CatList Files _____________________ CLBRDR.RIP Registered Users may create this file to replace the default "CATLIST.RIP". CatList will look for the existence of this file in the "\SCREENS" directory and display it if found. This screen is the border around the text area of CatList. ---REGISTERED SYSOPS ONLY!--- SPECHDR.RIP CatList will look for this file in the door directory and use it as the RIP header on the Spec File instead of the default header. Most SysOps use the Spec File as a GOODBYE screen for their BBS. ---REGISTERED SYSOPS ONLY!--- HI2LO.SRT CatList defaults to sorting the database from low to high using the area code of the BBS telephone number. If CatList detects this file in the door directory, it will sort and print the bulletins from high to low. It may be a "0" byte file. RIP.NO If CatList detects this file in the door directory, it will disable all RIPSCRIP support. Even if you do not support RIP on your BBS, CatList will function properly using RIP if the incoming caller is using a RIP compatible term program. This may be a "0" byte file. GOODBYE.NO If you do not wish to offer users the ability to [G]oodbye from the door, create this file and place it in the CatList directory. This may be a '0' byte file. NOTICE.NO If you utilize POSTMASTER or other similar utility and wish to prevent the creation of the "USERxxxx.BBS" notification files, place this file in your CatList directory and those files well not be created. The "CATLIST.DEL" and "CATLIST.EXP" files will still be created. ---REGISTERED SYSOPS ONLY!--- CLTEXT.TXT This file is an ASCii file containing all the prompts used in CatList. Registered SysOps may obtain a utility that allows you to edit the .TXT file and recompile it to the CLTEXT.DAT file. MKCLTXT.EXE HEADER.DAT If CatList detects this file, it will read it in and print it out in the CATLIST.TXT file as a header. ---REGISTERED SYSOPS ONLY!--- TAIL.DAT CatList will append the contents of this file to the end of the CATLIST.TXT file if it is detected. ---REGISTERED SYSOPS ONLY!--- CATLIST.SPC This is an ASCii file that is placed in the door directory. If CatList detects it, it will be displayed to all incoming callers after the welcome screen. ---REGISTERED SYSOPS ONLY!--- LASTCHK.DAT Created by CatList. DO NOT delete this file. This is NOT an ASCii file. DO NOT try and edit it. This is used by CatList to make sure the maintenance is run at the proper time. CATLIST.DEL This file is created only if you have the CFG set up to use Postmaster. It contains the user names that have had listings deleted. Created by CatList in the same directory as the ACTIVITY.xxx file. CATLIST.EXP This file is created only if you have the CFG set up to use Postmaster. It contains the user names that have listings that are expired. Created by CatList in the same directory as the ACTIVITY.xxx file. CHANGE.FIL Created by CatList. This file is created when the database has been changed. WC! SysOps may test for this file in their DOORx.BAT file and have TranScan update the CATLIST.TXT file that is created. CATLIST.LOG Created by CatList. This contains the names of users that have entered listings in CatList. DSZCFG.x This is the config file to allow DSZ or GSZ to be used in conjunction with CatList so that users may Download the text file or upload ANSI ads to the BBS. NOTE->>>>> CatList has the following information hard coded into the code. However; Registered SysOps may create the following files to override the defaults in CatList. If CatList detects these files, it will read them into memory. If not, it will use the coded defaults. These .CL files allow you to personalize your CatList installation. NETWORK.CL This is an ASCii file that contains 10 lines. Each line has the name of one network on it. You may use no more than 15 characters in each line. Do NOT use a "!" in this file. It will disrupt the RIP display on the remote end. ---REGISTERED SYSOPS ONLY!--- MODEM.CL This file contains the list of modems that are presented to the lister for their selection. This file must contain 18 lines with a maximum of no more than 25 characters per line. ---REGISTERED SYSOPS ONLY!--- SOFTWARE.CL This file contains the BBS software selections presented to users. This is an ASCii file containing 30 lines with a maximum of 8 characters per line. ---REGISTERED SYSOPS ONLY!--- DONOR.CL If your Registered version of CatList was donated by a user, you may place their name(s) in this file and CatList will display the info to all incoming callers. NOTE-> Creating a "0" byte file. At the DOS prompt, type the following: COPY CON <filename> [CR] press <F6> [CR] [CR] = Enter This will create a '0' byte file using the <filename> specified in the command line above. Fossil Driver Support --------------------- CatList supports the use of Fossil drivers. To tell your Door to use the Fossil driver instead of the standard COM ports, just put /FD on the command line when running the door. For example: MYDOOR MYDOOR.CFG /FD MYDOOR MYDOOR.CFG *FD indicates that a Fossil driver is present and should be used. If no Fossil driver is detected, CatList will print a message to that effect and exit the door gracefully. If you have WC! set up to TERMINATE on Doors, you will need to add a line to reload the BBS. I'm not sure about the exact way this is set up since I do not use this method. Check your WC! Manual. Wildcat! will pick up the [G]oodbye from the door as a normal logoff. It is possible that Livecat! will see this as a Drop Carrier and not pass it to WC! as a normal logoff. No damage is done. GOODBYE Option: ("tBernasconi" switch) If you do not wish the users to [G]oodbye from the door, create a file in the door directory named "GOODBYE.NO". CatList will look for this file and if it exists, will disable the [G]oodbye option. NOTE: You may edit any of the screens included in this archive for your personal use. DO NOT distribute them in the CATLIST.ZIP archive. You may distribute them separately. I recommend using TheDraw to edit the screens. They should remain the same physical size as the originals. Be sure to delete any trailing blank lines at the bottom of the screens. CREDITS: Wildcat! BBS is Copyright 1985-1993, Mustang Software Inc. PCBoard is a registered trademark of Clark Development Company. PostMaster is Copyright 1992, Dave Cody and BoardWalk Software CatList was written using the DoorFrame Door module for MicroSoft's Visual Basic for MS-DOS, Professional Version. TranScan is copyright by Craig Dunstan. DoorFrame is Copyright 1990-1993, Ted Freeman NOTE- Ted Freeman passed away on July 13, 1993. If you ever had the opportunity to meet or talk with him, you couldn't help but like him. He will be sorely missed in the BBS world. Visual Basic for MS-DOS is Copyrighted by Microsoft Corporation. The ßeta Team [W]ho's Who: Mike Shockley Shock Treatment Garland, TX (214) 495-5980 Lee Fisher The LOST BBS Overland Pk., KS (913) 642-0349 Steve Sambor Land of the Unicorns Bronxville, NY (914) 961-0399 Craig Dunstan TranScan BBS Topeka, KS (913) 266-0781 Ned Attayek Free Advice BBS Smithfield, NC (919) 934-1002 Herb Dunn The Dew Drop Inn Bakersfield, CA (805) 322-5587 Tom Lamere The Petting Zoo Phoenix, AZ (602) 992-0019 Alan Bennett Terminal Entry Rockingham, NC (919) 895-0368 Without the time and effort that was spent by the preceding BETA team members, CatList would not have been possible. Also, a special thanks to all of you that have called with suggestions for CatList. DSZ / GSZ Copyright Chuck Forsberg TheDraw Copyright 1986-1993, TheSoft Programming Services and Ian E. Davis. All other brand and product names are registered trademarks or copyright of their respective companies.