; The following line contains the message that is to be updated when MAILRUN
; is executed.  This message string will be centered on its own line.  The @T
; parameter is replaced with the current time, and the @D paramenter is
; replaced with the current date.  There should be no more than one message in
; each .RUN file.  If more than one is entered, only the first one is used.
;
msg=The last Intelec echo mail run was at @T on @D.
;
; MAILRUN will check to determine if the text files that are to be updated
; already exist on the disk.  If they do, it will search the text file for
; the message string entered above.  The string will be compared up to the
; first @ parameter.  If you're using several different .RUN files, you should
; make each file's message string unique up to the first @ parameter.  Never
; start a message string with an @ parameter!
;
; If the text file doesn't exist, MAILRUN will create it and place the message
; string on the first line.
;
; If you want to spice up the displayed text file, you can create the file
; before running MAILRUN for the first time.  Simply add a line containing all
; the characters in the .RUN message up to the first @ parameter, and then end
; the line with any other character.  For example, a text file which would
; work with the above .RUN message would be:
;
; ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
;    The last Intelec echo mail run was at x
; ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
;
; The 'x' at the end of the line is important because some text editors will
; truncate any spaces at the end of a line and replace them with a carriage
; return character.  If you look at the above .RUN message, there is a space
; right before the first @ parameter, and MAILRUN will be looking for that
; space.  If it doesn't find it, the text file message will not be updated.
; Instead, a new message will be inserted on the first line of the text file.
;
; The following lines contain the drives, paths, and names of text files that
; are to be updated or created.  If you don't enter a drive and path, MAILRUN
; defaults to the current directory.  You can enter as many files as you wish,
; however, the total size of the .RUN file must not exceed 4096 bytes.
;
file=d:\pcb\gen\20
file=d:\pcb\gen\30
file=d:\pcb\gen\40
file=d:\pcb\gen\60
file=d:\pcb\gen\110