THE RED-LINE STATION
MICHAEL LEE
0000001
F:\TAPE2BBS
BBS2TAPE
C:\BAT\ANYNAME.BAT
F:\TAPE
YES
YES
12
YES
COM2
:----------------------  Delete this line and all below before running

     *******   ALL LINES IN THIS FILE MUST BE IN UPPER CASE   *******

* In unregistered version, UNREGISTERED VERSION is diplayed in place of
  BBS NAME and PLEASE REGISTER NOW in place of SYSOP NAME.  Also, MULTIPLE
  DOWNLOADS will not function until the program is registered.

Line #1:  Your BBS Name
Line #2:  Your Name
Line #3:  Your Registration Number  (Registered Version)
Line #4:  Directory where you want restored files to go.  Remember, your
          callers must have access to this directory to download files.
Line #5:  Volume name on your tape.  As of this release, it is required
          that all volume backups be made from the same directory name.
          (In a future release, it is hoped that this will no longer be
          necessary.)
Line #6:  Drive/Path/Name of batch file used to restore files.  This
          batch file will be appended to by the program to allow for
          multiple restores.  If you were running two or more nodes you
          could have two different batch files; one for callers on the
          computer with the drive, and one for folks on other nodes
          which cannot access the hardware directly.  For these callers,
          you could set up the second batch file as an offline restore
          to be run during a nightly event.
Line #7:  Drive/path to TAPEMENU.BBS & FILES#.BBS
Line #8:  Y = Run as an offline door where files are appended in batch.
          N = Run as online door where files are restored immediately.
Line #9:  Y = Will allow the caller to restore multiple files per access
              to the door. (registered version only)
          N = Only allows caller to restore one file per access to the
              door.
Line #10: Number/Letter of Files#.bbs file to be displayed from main
          menu (TAPEMENU.BBS).  This can be any number from 0-9 and A-Z.
          If enabled by placing on this line, the caller will be able to
          view that directory listing.
Line #11: Yes/No as to whether to allow redirection of tape drive
          software.  See #12 for more detail.
Line #12: Redirection of tape drive software output.  For Sysops using
          Doorway to run TAPE2BBS, this feature allows the porting of
          the tape drive software output to any valid Dos device.  It
          could be sent out the ComPort (Com2 for example), send to a
          file (C:\BBS\LASTTAPE.TXT), or sent to NULL for those Sysops
          who do not wish the caller to see the tape drive software
          output.