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¬Oi∩0iöÉ2"$N%⌐(▓+╧.h1╤2█,                         Name Of This System,                         ───────────────────G The name entered here is displayed at the program's termination in theG "Registered To:" message (registered copies only).  The name indicatedG in  this parameter MUST be the exactly the same as the name used  when registering QReader.█0                     QReader Registration Number0                     ───────────────────────────8 This is the number received when QReader is registered.      F Registration will replace the "Unregistered Copy" message (which will= appear at program termination) with the name of this system.█3                  Location AND Name of WELCOME File3                  ─────────────────────────────────F  This is the file displayed to the caller when first entering QReaderF  or after  selecting this area from another area with (S)elect.  ThisF  file  follows the  same naming  convention as those in  PCBoard. ForF  example, a file named HELLO may contain PCBoard color macros therebyF  serving  as the same file for both color and non-color  versions. IfF  you wish, you may use an ANSI file for the color version by adding aF  "G" to the end of the filename while creating it (but do not add the  "G" in THIS parameter!).F  It is  recommended this file contain some  introductory  informationF  about the text  contained in this configuration of QReader.  You mayF  specify unique WELCOME files for different QReader configurations by3  specifying different file names and\or locations.F  This file is optional. Leave this parameter blank if it is not used.█1                   Location AND Name of MENU File1                   ──────────────────────────────F  This file uses  the same naming convention as those in PCBoard.  ForF  example, a file named MENU may contain PCBoard color macros, therebyF  serving  as the same file for both color and non-color  versions. IfF  desired, you may use an ANSI file for the color version by  adding aF  "G" to the end of the filename while creating it (but do not add the  "G" in THIS parameter!).F  You may  use unique MENU files for different QReader  configurationsF  by specifying different file names and\or locations, however this is  not usually necessary.█2                    Location AND Name of HELP File2                    ──────────────────────────────F  This file uses  the same naming convention as those in PCBoard.  ForF  example, a file named HELP may contain PCBoard color macros, therebyF  serving  as the same file for both color and non-color  versions. IfF  desired, you may use an ANSI file for the color version by  adding aF  "G" to the end of the filename while creating it (but do not add the  "G" in THIS parameter!).F  You may  use unique HELP files for different QReader  configurationsF  by specifying different file names and\or locations, however this is.  not usually necessary nor is it recommended.F  The HELP file included with QReader is a "multi-paged" PCBoard macroF  style file,  which is not easily edited in PCBoard Macro-Editors. IfF  you REALLY must  edit the HELP file,  using a plain text editor will"  probably bring the best results.█3                  Location AND Name of GOODBYE File3                  ─────────────────────────────────F  This is the file displayed to the caller when (Q)uitting QReader  orF  selecting (G)oodbye (if you enable the (G)oodbye command). This fileF  follows the same naming convention as those in PCBoard. For example,F  a file called BYE may contain PCBoard color macros,  thereby servingF  as the same file for both color and non-color versions.  If desired,F  you may use an ANSI file for the color version by adding  "G" to theF  end of the filename while creating it (but don't add the "G" in THIS  parameter!).F  You may  use unique BYE files  for different QReader  configurationsD  by specifying different file names or locations in this parameter.F  This file is optional. Leave this parameter blank if it is not used.█0                     Level to (S)elect this Text0                     ───────────────────────────F  This  is the  security  level a  caller will need to  (S)elect  thisB  configuration of QReader from a different QReader configuration.F  For example, you offer 5 publications on-line.  You want all callersF  to be able to enter QReader,  but you only want callers at a certainF  level (or above)  to be able to access two of the five publications.F  Install  all five publications  into QReader's  SELECT mode. If thisF  configuration  (the one being edited now)  is one which only certain9  callers should access, enter their security level here.F  This  parameter is only valid  if this configuration of QReader  hasF  been installed as part of QReader's SELECT mode. Please refer to the;  QReader manual for information regarding the SELECT mode.█1                    Level to Use (S)elect Command1                    ─────────────────────────────F  This is the security level a caller will need to enter the  (S)elect  command in QReader.F  This parameter should not be confused with the "Level to Select this@  text" parameter (The parameter preceding this one in QRSETUP).█.                     Disable (G)oodbye Command.                     ─────────────────────────F  If you do not wish callers to logoff from inside QReader, answer YesF  to disable the (G)oodbye command. If (G)oodbye is disabled it should*  be removed from all MENU and HELP files.█4                 Location AND Name of Text Menu File4                 ───────────────────────────────────F  This is the file displayed  to the caller which contains the  avail-F  able text selections  for this configuration.  For example,  if thisF  configuration is  an area which contains  18 individual text  files,B  the file indicated in this parameter will describe each of them.F  This file uses  the same naming convention as those in PCBoard . ForF  example, this file may contain PCBoard color macros, thereby servingF  as  the same file for both color and non-color versions. If desired,F  you may use an ANSI file for the color version by adding  "G" to theF  end of the filename when creating it (but do not add the "G" in THIS  parameter!).F  You MUST  specify unique files  in this parameter for other  QReaderE  configurations by specifying different file names and\or locations.█4                 Location AND Name of Text Data File4                 ───────────────────────────────────F  This is the data file which contains each individual text file whichF  makes  up this QReader configuration.  This is a straight ASCII text/  file with each entry beginning on a new line.3  Do NOT place a location in the data (.DAT) files!  For example:  NEWS1.TXT  NEWS2.TXT  NEWS3.TXT  NEWS4.TXTF  In the "Text Menu File" parameter you should indicate that selectingF  #1 would show the caller the contents of NEWS1.TXT, #2 would display  NEWS2.TXT, etc.█3                  Location AND Name of Activity Log3                  ─────────────────────────────────F  If desired,  QReader will keep a separate log file of the selectionsF  callers are reading. Enter a location and filename in this parameter?  if this is desired, otherwise leave this blank or enter NONE.█-                       Location of Text Files-                       ──────────────────────F  Enter  the location where the  text files  for reading  are located.F  This will be the location where the files listed  in the data (.DAT)=  file are located. Enter the location ONLY, not a file name!█)                           QReader Prompt)                           ──────────────F  You  may customize  the QReader main menu prompt.  Any valid QReaderF  text @macro@ macros may be used.  Color macros cannot be used in the  prompt at this time.█(                             Description(                             ───────────F  The  `Desc:' parameter is the `TOP' information line  of the QReaderF  `Full-Screen' reader.  This stays at the top of the screen while theF  `Full-Screen' reader is active. This line should provide information<  about the text contained in this configuration of QReader.F  If this configuration of QReader is a news based item updated daily,F  weekly, or monthly, this is an ideal place for the @FILEDATE@ macro.F  QReader automatically detects the LATEST file date of the text filesF  installed for reading,  and anywhere the @FILEDATE@ macro is used it  is replaced with this date.█,                          Reader Status Line,                          ──────────────────F  You may customize the status line  in the `Full-Screen' reader. ThisF  is the next to the last line on the screen and stays there while theF  'Full-Screen' reader is active.  While you may change this parameterF  to your liking,  it is recommended that  it contain help informationF  for the 'Full-Screen' reader Pop-Up help window. Valid help keys are!  (H)elp, F1 (doorway mode) or ?.█0                      Location of Download Files0                      ──────────────────────────F  If downloads are allowed in this configuration of QReader, the filesF  available for downloading must be located in the location  specifiedF  in this parameter. Do NOT enter a file NAME here, just the location.█+                          Mask for Auto-Dir+                          ─────────────────F  Auto-Dir is the process where QReader creates  a DIR `on the fly' toF  display to the caller. This is very handy if you wish to offer back-F  issues of text publications for download.  Simply place a `mask' forF  finding file names in the `Location of Download Files' parameter andF  QReader  will display `matches' in the familiar BBS DIR format.  ForF  example,  if you are carrying the weekly `Modem Times' on-line,  andF  the ZIPped issues are named MDMT0420.ZIP,  MDMT0427.ZIP, etc., placeF  MDMT*.ZIP  in this parameter.  If you only wish a single file  to be;  downloaded, enter the entire file name in this parameter.F  Also see the other `Auto-Dir' parameters for more Auto-Dir features.B  Enter NONE in this parameter if you do not wish to use Auto-Dir.█/                       Sort Method for Auto-Dir/                       ────────────────────────F  If using the `Auto-Dir' method for displaying downloadable  files toF  the caller you may specify the method in which they are sorted priorF  to being displayed.  If `Auto-Dir' is being used  to display  daily,F  weekly, or monthly publications, the sort method would usually be 1.0  This means the newest file is displayed first.  Valid Sort options are:F  1) Date descending, Newest file displays first, oldest will be last.F  2) Date ascending,  Oldest file displays first, newest will be last.  3) Alphabetically,  From A-Z.F  4) None - No sort,  Files are displayed in the order found on drive.F  Also see the other `Auto-Dir' parameters for more Auto-Dir features.█-                         Auto-Dir Description-                         ────────────────────F  Downloadable files which  are displayed using Auto-Dir should have aF  brief 30 character description which  is displayed with each  of theC  Auto-Dir files. This would be part of a typical Auto-Dir listing:F  MDMT0427.ZIP    84231  04-27-91 Issue of Modem Times (Time: 0.4 min)F  MDMT0420.ZIP    78617  04-20-91 Issue of Modem Times (Time: 0.3 min)F  MDMT0413.ZIP    82452  04-13-91 Issue of Modem Times (Time: 0.4 min)  Etc. Etc. Etc...F  The `Issue of Modem Times' is the brief description you would  enterF  in  this parameter.  The download time (in parenthesis)  is added by.  QReader automatically after the description.B  Enter NONE in this parameter if you do not wish to use Auto-Dir.█0                   Location AND Name of DIR File0                   ─────────────────────────────  This parameter has two uses:F  1) It can be used as a `header file'  for Auto-Dir. It will be shownF     just before the Auto-Dir is displayed.  It can contain additional:     information about the download files in the Auto-Dir.%                               - OR -F  2) If you do not wish to use `Auto-Dir', make this a regular BBS DIRF     file  with names and descriptions.  Be sure to enter NONE for all     other Auto-Dir parameters.F  Enter NONE if you do not wish to use this feature  or if downloading,  is disabled in this QReader configuration.█-                       Security to (D)ownload-                       ──────────────────────E  This is the security level a caller needs to (D)ownload in QReader.F  Refer to the QReader manual  for in-depth guidelines  on how QreaderF  interacts with PCBoard's FSEC (file passwords, file security, FREE &3  NOTIME files, etc.) and PWRD (daily bytes, etc.).█4                 Full-Screen Reader Pop-Up Help Text4                 ───────────────────────────────────F  This  is text which appears  in the Pop-Up help window found  in theF  Full-Screen reader.  This text is configurable  for several reasons.F  For example,  the default help does not cover QReader Left and RightF  arrow keys. In most situations these are not used, however business'F  displaying 132  column reports have a definite  use for the Left andF  Right arrow keys  (4 and 6 if using numlock)  and may want to changeF  the Pop-Up help text to indicate the availability of these commands.F  The ability  to customize the text  in the Pop-Up help window, alongF  with the ability  to customize important command prompts  and statusD  lines, makes QReader well suited for multi-language installations.█