ftp.wwiv.com/ftp.wwiv.com.zip/ftp.wwiv.com/pub/DOOR/CDMX2206.ZIP/INSTCDMX.DOC

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God is not willing that any should perish but that ALL should come to a
saving knowledge of Jesus Christ
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CDMX2Dor (version 2.06) installation program (c) 1995 Robert Lee

THANKS for considering using CDMX2Dor!

You have just unzipped a premier CDRom BBS Door that will allow your BBS
users access to virtually ANY CDRom you own.  This door is in registered
use by over 140 BBS's worldwide.  Your users will LOVE this door and you
will too!

With this program you can put up to 102 CDs online, each CD with up to 230
subdirectories, each subdirectory up to 1000 files.  Put TERRABYTES online
with this superior cdrom door!

WHAT WILL IT DO?

(1)  Work with Maximus, RBBS, VBBS, and other BBS's?   YES
(2)  Work with Door.Sys?                               YES
(3)  Control KByte DL Amount by user security level?   YES
(4)  Copy CD files to HD for fast downloads?           YES
(5)  Automatically update Maximus's USER.BBS?          YES
(6)  View textfiles on CD?                             YES
(7)  Unzip and view files in a Zipped archieve?        YES
(8)  Stop re-SILTing on a CD change?                   YES
(9)  Stop FB-ing on a CD change?                       YES
(10) Stop putting Files.bbs's on your HD?              YES
(11) Save HD space?                                    YES
(12) Search for files/text on the CD?                  YES
(13) Easy to configure?                                YES
(14) Add BBS advertisement to outgoing CD files?       YES
(15) Use it on multiple CDs?                           YES (up to 102)
(16) Works with Pioneer CD changers on multinode?      YES
(17) Multinode?                                        YES
(18) Works with HD-base files too?                     YES
(19) ANSI/ASCI                                         YES
(20) Supports huge CDs?                                YES
(21) Supports all types of CDs?                        YES
(22) Detects online/offline files automatically?       YES
(23) Supports X, Y, 1k, and Z-modem downloads?         YES
(24) Easy file tagging?                                YES
(25) Instant downloading?                              YES
(26) Multiple security levels on various CD's?         YES
(27) Sysop control of door while users online?         YES
(28) Work with CD's that have no directory files?      YES
(29) Work with DOS?                                    YES
(30) Work with Tapes?                                  Not yet
(31) Work with OS/2?                                   DOS box w/ fossil
(32) Work directly with fossil?                        YES
(33) Future developments?                              YES
(34) Good support?                                     YES
(35) Inexpensive?                                      YES, only $20.00
(36) Enforce daily download limits?                    YES
(37) Enforce daily time limits?                        YES
(38) Fast searches?                                    YES
(39) Put ANY CD online?                                YES
(40) Conversion utilities?                             YES
(41) Put A:, B:, Z:, etc. online?                      YES
(42) Easy setup?                                       YES
(43) Supports fast file requesting?                    YES
(44) Hide files and CDs from certain users?            YES
(45) Three levels of security on CDs?                  YES
(46) Happy users?                                      YES, over 140+
                                                            registered
                                                            users and
                                                            growing!
(47) Baudrates to 115200?                              YES
(48) Offline file requests?                            YES
(49) Extra utilities?                                  YES

If this interests you, then read on to see how to quickly install the door:

INSTCDMX.EXE

        This little program will install CDMX2Dor for you in a STANDARD
        mode setup.  It will install CDMX2Dor quickly and in a way that
        will get you online fairly quickly.  It will do the following
        on the DRIVE that you specify:

        1) Make the MAIN CDMX2 subdirectory called CDMX2

        2) Make the TEMPORARY CDMX2 subdirectories that the door needs
           to use for various nodes

        3) Make the HOLD CDMX2 subdirectory where you will store files
           that users have requested.

        4) Modify your CDMX2Dor.CNF file appropriately

        5) Modify your CDMX2Dor.CFG file appropriately

        6) Modify your FREQSUB.CFG file appropriately

        7) Modify your CDMX2DGO.BAT file appropriately

        8) Start the door up in local mode so you can see what it looks
           like.

After running this program, you'll almost be ready to go online with the
door.

You will need to make some edits on your own on the CDSONLIN.LST
file and you'll have to edit/make your various .LST files for your
particular CDs, but you'll find this to be pretty easy once you catch on
to it.  Take a look at the supplied .LST files for examples.  Also using
this INSTCDMX.EXE file does NOT take the place of reading the DOCS! :-)
You'll need to know and understand how to interface the door with your
particular BBS; understand use of other of the various files, etc.  The
main purpose of the INSTCDMX.EXE program is to get you to a point where
the door is running on your system so you can see what it will do.

To run this program make sure your ANSI is running and, at the DOS prompt,
just type INSTCDMX and I'll take it from there for a quick STANDARD
installation for you...

If you'd rather install the program yourself, unzip CDMXFILZ.ZIP and
carefully read CDMX2Dor.DOC and then type READ1ST.BAT at the dos prompt.

Thanks for your interest in CDMX2Dor!  We aim to please!

Robert Lee 1:232/31
New Century BBS [phone]