RIME Transfer Bulletin
The Old Town BBS
RIME
F:\relay\lasttime.txt
F:\relay\pcrelay.ref
f:\relay\relay.log
d:\wildcat\bull\bull27.scr
d:\wildcat\bull\bull27.bbs
d:\wildcat\display\hello3.scr
d:\wildcat\display\hello3.bbs
d:\wildcat\bull\bull28.scr
d:\wildcat\bull\bull28.bbs
15
relaylog.bak
y
f:\genbull\gencolor.cfg



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DO NOT USE COMMAS IN ANY OF THE FIELDS ABOVE !!! THIS WILL CREATE
UNPREDICTABLE RESULTS !!!!!
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THE lines below can be deleted after set up if you choose

Line 1  Bulletin title or any other text for first line of your bulletin
Line 2  The name of your BBS or any other text you would like
Line 3  PCRelay(tm) network name. e.g. RIME, INTERLINK, etc.
Line 4  Full path and filename to your lastime.txt file made by PCRelay(tm)
Line 5  Full path and filename to the pcrelay.ref file You need to create this
        file (see below).
Line 6  Full path and filename to your PCRelay(tm) log file
Line 7  Full path and filename to your ANSI output bulletin file
Line 8  Full path and filename to your ASCII output bulletin file
Line 9  Full path and filename to your ANSI output lastime file
Line 10 Full path and filename to your ASCII output lastime file
Line 11 Full path and filename to your ANSI Relational Bar graph file
Line 12 Full path and filename to your ASCII Relational Bar graph file
Line 13 Number of days to keep in log file including present days date
	0 in this entry is a special entry that turns OFF log trimming
Line 14 Filename *ONLY* of the back up log file for GENBULL to save the 
	old log file to
Line 15 Y or N do you want to use the external Color configuration file
	option See Color config docs for details on the file layout
Line 16 Full path and filename to your color config file

To Generate PCRELAY.REF do the following:

1. Run config.exe for pcrelay.

2. Select Conference maintenance.

3. Select Print (ctrl+P).

4. Replace "PRN" with "PCRELAY.REF" with out the quotes.

5. Press enter!

6. Exit Config.exe (sorry I don't remember the key to do this off the top
   of my head)...<<grin>>

7. You are now done! You will (should) find PCRELAY.REF in the PCRelay dir.