Hare Mail BBS
000000
YES-YES
90
110
1
C:\PCB\GEN\NEWS
NO
NO
NO
NO
@X19
@X10
@X1C
@X1F
@X1E
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┌Line 1:
└────────  Your BBS name.
┌Line 2:
└────────  Registration Number.  00000 if Unregistered.
┌Line 3:
└────────  YES-YES = Attach Header (HEADR) and Footer (FOOTR) to file list.
            YES-NO  = Attach HEADR but not FOOTR.
            NO-YES  = Do not attach HEADR but do attach FOOTR.
            NO-NO   = Do not attach HEADR or FOOTR.
┌Line 4:
└─────────  Default number of days to include in  a search.  This setting
 will keep your  new users from selecting  "N" with the  default last file
 scan  date of 01-01-80.  Example:   By setting  this to "90"  your  users
 will have  a default  Last File  Scan Date of 90 days  before  today *if*
 their Last File Scan Date is older than 90 days. Valid entries are from 1
 to 9999.
┌Line 5:
└────────  Security  Level required  to use  NET commands.  If a callers
 security level is lower than this they will not have access to  the  NET
 Commands Menu.
┌Line 6:
└────────  User  Note to  hold  QWKScan's  user Configuration in.  Valid
 entries are 1-5.  All user configuration  info is  contained  on the  User Note
 that is entered here.
┌Line 7:
└────────  Location and  filename  of your  NEWS  file.   If  a security
 specific  NEWS  files  (example: NEWS45)  exist at the path QWKScan WILL
 place this in the callers QWK packet instead of the basenamed NEWS file.
┌Line 8:
└────────  Force New FILES listing to be included in .QWK packet?
                         "YES"=FORCE   "NO"=USER OPTION
┌Line 9:
└────────  Force new/updated BULLETINS to be included in .QWK packet?
                         "YES"=FORCE   "NO"=USER OPTION
┌Line 10:
└────────  Force updated BBS NEWS to be included in .QWK packet?
                         "YES"=FORCE   "NO"=USER OPTION
┌Line 11:
└────────  Force WELCOME & LOGOFF displays to be included in .QWK packet?
                         "YES"=FORCE   "NO"=USER OPTION
┌Line 12:
└────────  Left Border Color.  (Lines 12-16 refer to the Protocol Display
 when the (T) command is executed)
┌Line 13:
└────────  Right Border Color.
┌Line 14:
└────────  Pointer Color ( "=>" points to currently selected protocol)
┌Line 15:
└────────  Protocol Letter Color.
┌Line 16:
└────────  Protocol Description Color.