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//
// This Upload List is provided to allow you to easily upload The Liberator to
// your favourite BBS, and to demonstrate how to set up an Upload List.
//
// Lines starting with // (as in Telix scripts) are ignored by The Liberator,
// and are kept on the list.  Lines starting with a 'switch' (/p or /#) or a
// filename are processed, and the specified file is uploaded if found and if
// the description is in order.  Switches may be placed on a separate line,
// or on the same line as the filename, as below.  If the file is successfully
// uploaded, the proper line is automatically removed from the list, unless the
// /p switch is used (see below).
//
// Before use, it is necessary to have the original LIB232 archive (LIB232.ZIP
// ...the archive from which you obtained this file) in your Upload Directory,
// or you may specify a different directory before the filename.  Example:
// /P C:\UPLOADS\LIB232.ZIP The Liberator 2.3 automates... etc.
//
/u-UpPassword  // <-- If a password is required to upload, specify it here.
//
/P LIB232.ZIP The Liberator 2.3 automates PCBoard sessions!^MCompletely  unattended operation,  right from dialing to logoff.  Upload and download files on PCBoard or in ProDoor, send/collect E-mail using Qmail, MarkMail or Megamail. LOTS more!
//
// The /P switch means that the line is 'Permanent', and will not be removed
// from the list after a successful upload (this allows for repeated use of
// the list, for more than one BBS, if necessary).  You may also use the /#
// switch, (e.g. /P /#2 LIB232.ZIP ...) if you wish to upload to a specific
// conference, but don't forget that this conference would be joined EVERY
// time the list was used... even if used on a different BBS.  A better place
// to specify a conference is in the Liberator BBS Configuration itself,
// in the 'Conference to Join at startup' entry on screen 1.
//
// Note above how the entire description is located on one line (if it isn't,
// try adjusting your margins to 0 left, 250 right).  You may use this tech-
// nique to specify multiple-line Upload Descriptions in your own Upload Lists.
// If the description overflows (if the PCBoard is not set up to accept mult-
// iple-line descriptions), The Liberator will recognize it, and stop sending
// characters.  If this happens you may want to take a look on the BBS for a
// DOOR called 'ProDoor'.  Simply type OPEN from the PCBoard main menu to
// view the doors.  If a ProDoor is available, enter its number in the
// proper Liberator BBS Configuration and The Liberator will perform faster
// batch uploads, and use multiple-line upload descriptions in ProDoor.
//
// Once you have modified this list and copied LIB232.ZIP to the proper dir-
// ectory, write (save) this file to disk, then start up The Liberator and
// Create/Edit a Command File, using the proper BBS Configuration, or entering
// a ? in the Configuration File option (this causes The Liberator to prompt
// you for a Configuration at runtime).  LIB232UL.CMD was provided for demonst-
// ration.  Simply type "d:\path\LIB232.UL" (no quotes) in the 'Upload List'
// option.  Substitute d:\path\ with the drive/directory where you have placed
// the LIB232.UL file (e.g C:\TELIX\LIB232.UL).
//
// !THANK YOU! for helping to distribute The Liberator!
//
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