; The ANSWER Voice Mail System software configuration file
;
; Configuration file for ANSWER.EXE, CompuCom version
; This is a plain ASCII text file which is used to initialize the default
; options for ANSWER.EXE. To edit this file, you should use either a straight
; ASCII text editor, or a word processor in non-document mode.
; When ANSWER starts, it will set all options to a hard coded default; value. It will then read "OPTIONS.DAT" if it exists. If not, then the; Options menu will be invoked. Otherwise, the defaults are changed to; those saved in the "OPTIONS.DAT" file. It will then read this; configuration file if and only if this file is specified on the command
; line. Any options set here will override the defaults with any new
; values specified. If any options are not specified here, then they will
; remain the default value. If an unrecogized key word is found, or if any
; of the parameters are found to be invalid, then ANSWER will terminate
; with an error message identifying the unrecognized key word or invalid
; parameter. Once the file is read in, the options are written to the
; "OPTIONS.DAT" file and become the new defaults for all successive
; executions of ANSWER. This means that once this file is read in and the
; options are saved, this file is no longer needed unless you wish to
; change the defaults. Any options which are changed from within ANSWER
; (in the Control or Options menu) are written to "OPTIONS.DAT", but are
; not changed in this file. This means that the next time ANSWER is run,
; it will read the changed defaults from "OPTIONS.DAT" but will override
; those options with the values read from this file. Future version might
; write out the changed options to this file.
; Lines beginning with a letter character are considered key word lines.
; All characters after the first semi-colon on a line are ignored.
; If the last line in the file is a key word line, it must have a CR after it.
; All blank lines are ignored.
; All parameters must be separated from key words by spaces or tabs.
; For the following pathname key words, please specify the full pathname
; to the directory. If the drive letter is not specified, then the current
; drive will be used. If a '\' does not precede the pathname, then it will
; be considered a subdirectory off of the current directory. No trailing '\'
; is required. If the directory does not exists, it will be automatically and
; recursively created.
; The 'PGMDir' key word tells ANSWER where to find its operating files. This
; defaults to the current directory.
PGMDir c:\answer ; Program Directory
; The 'OGMDir' key word tells ANSWER where to find OutGoing Messages. These
; are OGM*.BIN and the Information Server message files. This defaults to