; This is a sample configuration file for FILGRAB.CFG.  It contains sample
; configurations and command lines for SLMR, OLX 2.x, DeLuxe, and
; 1stReader.  It also contains specific instructions and comments for each
; of them.  If you use one of these readers, find the appropriate section,
; and remove the semicolons from in front of the configuration lines.
; Delete all the other sections, as this will speed up processing.
;
;
;                               SLMR/OLX 2.x
;                                   ----
; Here's a sample command line that can be assigned to a function key:
;
; NOSWAP:FILGRAB /n@CONFNUM@ K NUMBER @BBSID@.PRN
;
; SLMR and OLX 2.x remain in the work directory at all times, so you'll
; have to give a path to FILGRAB.EXE unless it's on your DOS path.  Also,
; you must specify where to create the prune file.  NOSWAP: is required
; because CURRENT.MSG will not be created if the reader is swapped out of
; memory.  It appears that SLMR and OLX 2.x need at least 128K free RAM to
; successfully shell to DOS without swapping.
;
;From = 4,7
;To = 5,7
;Subject = 6,7
;Number = 3,44
;File = CURRENT.MSG
;
;
;
;                                  DeLuxe
;                                   ----
; Here's a sample command line:
;
; DOS=NS:ND:FILGRAB K NUMBER @CONTROL6@.PRN
;
; The ND: modifier keeps the screen from being cleared.  It isn't needed,
; but gives a more seamless appearance.  The NS: modifier turns SuperShell
; off for this DOS call.  Delete DOS= if you're assigning this to a
; function key.
;
;From = 14,1
;To = 13,1
;Subject = 15,1
;Number = 9,1
;Conference = 8,1
;File = E:\EXPORT.FIL
;  This should be set to the "Message export filespec" defined in DeLuxe's
;  configuration.
;
;
;
;                                1stReader
;                                   ----
; The values given for DeLuxe will also work for files created by
; 1stReader's /EXPORT: <filespec> modifier.  Here's a sample command line
; for this use:
;
; /EXPORT: E:\EXPORT.FIL /NOCLS /NS FILGRAB K NUMBER @BBSID@.PRN
;
; The /NOCLS modifier keeps the screen from being cleared.  It isn't
; needed, but gives a more seamless appearance.  The /NS modifier turns
; SuperShell off for this DOS call.
;
; If the message being displayed uses long headers, those headers will be
; in the export file.  To be sure of getting the short headers in such
; cases, you can set up an /IN: file like this:
;
;@FROM@
;@TO@
;@SUBJECT@
;@API$(100)
;
; set the configuration up like this:
;
;From = 1,1
;To = 2,1
;Subject = 3,1
;Conference = 4,1
;File = EXPORT.$$$
;
; and use something like this as a command line:
;
; /IN: EXPORT.FIL /OUT: EXPORT.$$$ /NOCLS /NS FILGRAB K SUBJECT @BBSID@.PRN