; Sample Configuration file for
; Mail/Run ver 2.0..Copyright(c) 1990,91...All rights reserved.
; Written by Gary L. Bouchard
; SysOp of the Computer Store BBS, St. Augustine, Florida
; (904)797-4824 24 hours/HST 19200/230 megs online!
;
; The commands are *NOT* case sensitive...I have them in uppercase
; so they are easily visible.
; *********************************************************************
; Any line that begins with a ";" is a comment, and is ignored by the
; program. The only optional parameters are BACKGROUND, AND FOREGROUND.
;
; CALLERFILE - You must specify the Drive, Path, and Filename for the callers log
CALLERFILE C:\PCB\MAIN\CALLER
; *********************************************************************
; CALLERLOG - An entry to specify writing the results to the Callers
;             File when completed.
CALLERLOG
; *********************************************************************
; MAXDAYS -  The Maximum number of days back the program is allowed to
; turn back, before not writing a message of no Net/Mail Transfers.
;
MAXDAYS 220
; *********************************************************************
; BLTFILE - Specify the file that you information will be written to
; including the drive, path, and filename.
BLTFILE     c:\pcb\gen\brdm
; *********************************************************************
; BLTFILEG - Specifies that you want a graphics version written out
;            also.
BLTFILEG
; *********************************************************************
; LINES - Tells Mailrun whether or not you want Lines bordering your
;         output line on the top and bottom.
LINES
; *********************************************************************
; ASCIICODE - Tells Mail/Run to use a specific ASCII code for the lines
;             that are drawn. Any ASCII Code may be used.
ASCIICODE 205
; *********************************************************************
; TXTCOLOR & LINECOLOR -
; Allow you to set highlighting colors to the display. The
; Default to this option is set to Null (No highlight). The program uses
; PCboards @X## color macros for Highlight. Below you will find a chart
; which labels the colors that you may use. The "@X" tells PCBoard that
; you want to colorize a set of characters in a file, and the two "##"
; number signs indicate which colors to use. The first "#" (number sign)
; is for the background color, and the second "#" is the foreground
; color. Following the example below, I have set my TXTCOLOR to display a
; BLACK background, and a high intensity RED foreground.
;
; These colors you are selecting are codes for color macros used by both
; Pcboard ver 14.5 and Prodoor ver 3.2 or greater.
;
; The following is a table for the colors and their codes:
;
;    Background (first digit)      Foreground (second digit)
;    ------------------------      -------------------------
;    Black   =  0                   Black   =  0
;    Blue    =  1                   Blue    =  1
;    Green   =  2                   Green   =  2
;    Cyan    =  3                   Cyan    =  3
;    Red     =  4                   Red     =  4
;    Magenta =  5                   Magenta =  5
;    Yellow  =  6                   Yellow  =  6
;    White   =  7                   White   =  7
;
;    Background w/Blinking          High Intensity Foregounds
;
;    Black   =  8                   Black   =  8
;    Blue    =  9                   Blue    =  9
;    Green   =  A                   Green   =  A
;    Cyan    =  B                   Cyan    =  B
;    Red     =  C                   Red     =  C
;    Magenta =  D                   Magenta =  D
;    Yellow  =  E                   Yellow  =  E
;    White   =  F                   White   =  F
;
; Examples:
;   Bright White on Blue Background        = @X1F
;   Bright Yellow on Green Background      = @X2E
;   Dark Blue blinking on White Background = @XF1
;
TXTCOLOR @X1F
LINECOLOR @X0F