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/Xèô╪]5 M!$%°(3*1-è/¥26ä9Q;%=?A▓B█0                     Maximum Extracted File Size0                     ───────────────────────────G Enter the maximum uncompressed file size you wish  to be extracted forG BOTH the (R)ead  & (F)lag commands.  If the file to be Read or FlaggedG is larger than what you specify,  the caller will not  be permitted toG Read the file or Flag it for separate download. You may enter 0 for noG limit, however  this is not recommended if a RAM drive is used for the- `work location of extracted file' parameter.G This parameter will be ignored if PCBFV is running in any of the localG modes,  or if the Sysop is on remotely.  This allows the Sysop to have& full access to the File View process.█2                   Work Location of Extracted File2                   ───────────────────────────────G This is a "work" location  of extracted files for both the (R)ead  andG (F)lag commands. Whenever a caller Reads or Flags a file, that file isG extracted to the location you specify here.  If you have a lot  of RAMG drive space, it is ideal for this location. On multi-node systems, youG MUST specify a different "work" directory for each  node  and indicateG that node's directory here.  If you are multi-node and  using a singleG PCBFV.CNF, place the @NODE@ macro in-line here (C:\WORK@NODE@\). PCBFVG will replace @NODE@ internally based on node information from PCBoard.G PCBFV never deletes work directories.  It will insure  the appropriateG work directory exists each  time it is run, and creates it if not.  IfG you nest  your work subdirectories,  PCBFV will only try to create theG "last"  directory in the nest.  For example, if your  work location isG C:\PCB\PCBFV\WORK PCBFV will only try to create \WORK. If C:\PCB\PCBFVC doesn't exist, PCBFV will not be able to create C:\PCB\PCBFV\WORK.█1                    Path to Compression Utilities1                    ─────────────────────────────G Enter ONLY the path of your compression utilities. Do NOT enter a fileG name in this parameter.  This parameter allows PCBFV to go directly toG your compression utilities, rather than search a  path for  them. This@ results in faster overall extraction/compression response time.? PCBFV will expect to find the following compression utilities:@ PKZIP and PKUNZIP (version 2.04g) for ZIP and PKSFX .EXE files.4 ARJ (version 2.50a) for ARJ and ARJ SFX .EXE files.F RAR (version 2.00)  for RAR and RAR SFX files (UNRAR.EXE for (R)ead).= LHA (version 2.12)  for LZH and LZH SFX .EXE and .COM files.0 PKPAK and PKUNPAK (version 3.61) for ARC files.5See PCBFV.DOC for the required compression utilities.█,                        Swap PCBFV If Needed,                        ────────────────────G PCBFV can "swap" itself to EMS or disk (disk if EMS is not  available)G if there is insufficient memory available to perform (R)ead or  (F)lag: functions. These are general guidelines for this setting:
          G If EMS is present, but you don't wish PCBFV to use it  when  swapping,9 enter "D" to force PCBFV to always swap to Disk instead.G (1) If  you are running PCBoard in SWAP mode, PCBFV will  most  likely@     always have enough memory for (R)ead and (F)lag operations.               G (2) If this setting is answered with (Y)es or (D)isk, PCBFV will  only     swap if needed.G (3) Never enable this setting if using a multi-tasker other than those3     listed as being supported in the PCBFV manual.█3                  Default Menu (Expert/Novice) Mode3                  ─────────────────────────────────G You may select the default menu mode depending on PCBFV's use.  PleaseG note when we say "/L mode" we are referring to when PCBFV is used as a9 local DOS Sysop utility, with FVMM and/or with PCBFiler.< 0 = Default to menu (novice) mode when a caller is on-line.:     Default to menu (novice) mode when used in "/L" mode.E 1 = Follow on-line caller's current USERS eXpert setting in PCBoard.:     Default to menu (novice) mode when used in "/L" mode.< 2 = Default to menu (novice) mode when a caller is on-line.=     Default to no menu (expert) mode when used in "/L" mode.E 3 = Follow on-line caller's current USERS eXpert setting in PCBoard.=     Default to no menu (expert) mode when used in "/L" mode.█0                      Disable (R)ead Text Option0                      ──────────────────────────G This allows the Sysop to disable the (R)ead text command in PCBFV.  ItG is difficult to imagine why anyone would want to do this,  however the ability is here just in case.G If (R)ead is disabled, references to the (R) command should be removed from the MENU and HELP files.█2                   Security Needed to (R)ead files2                   ───────────────────────────────G Enter the minimum security level a caller  will need to (R)ead text inG a compressed file. You may prevent new callers, non-subscribing users, etc. from using this feature.█1                   Maximum Lines to Read Per File1                   ──────────────────────────────G Enter 0 for no limit, or a limit up 9999.  This will limit  the numberG of lines in each text file a caller can read.  A line limit should not( be used unless it is absolutely needed. G NOTE: Setting a line limit will disable the (E)nd-of-file command  andF       prompt when reading text files longer than the limit specified.G If a limit is really needed, a MINIMUM limit of a few hundred lines isG recommended. Some authors don't begin describing the software in their5 documentation until a few hundred lines have passed.C This limit does not apply to non-text files displayed in HEX mode.G This parameter will be ignored if PCBFV is running in any of the localG modes,  or if the Sysop is on remotely.  This allows the Sysop to have& full access to the File View process.█1                   Default Wildcard (R)ead Answer1                   ──────────────────────────────G This parameter allows you to set what the default answer will be  when* the caller is requesting files to (R)ead.G To  present the regular (R)ead input prompt without a default  answer,; leave this field BLANK, or enter NONE.  This will display:G File within PCBFV.ZIP to read,(L)ist,(wildcards are OK)? (           )G To  present a default answer at the read input prompt,  such as  *.DOC3 enter *.DOC in this parameter.  This will display:G File within PCBFV.ZIP to read,(L)ist,(wildcards are OK)? (*.DOC      )G You MUST include a wildcard (* or ?) if enabling a default answer. AnyG caller input other than (Enter) will cause PCBFV to erase the  defaultE and allow the caller to enter their own input (or enter L for List).█0                    Disable (S)elect File Option0                    ────────────────────────────G This allows the you  to disable the "(S)elect another compressed file"G option. You may allow the caller to have the ability to select anotherG compressed file for viewing without exiting the F V shell. The S)electG command improves the caller interface to the File View process, as theG caller is not returned back and forth to PCBoard if they have  several files to view. G PCBFV's (S)elect command is completely FSEC & conference DLPATH aware.G Callers will not be able to (S)elect other compressed files with PCBFVD unless they can also access them (for download) in PCBoard as well.G PCBFV will check the security of selected files, as well as  passwordsG and if  appropriate will  ask the caller for the password.  This whole? process is performed in exactly the same manner as in PCBoard.█1                   # Files in Each (F)lagged File1                   ──────────────────────────────G This will allow you to specify the number  of files which can be addedG to  the file which contains each individually FLAG-File.  This  allows: some control over possible misuse of the (F)lag function.1 Enter a 0 (zero) to disable the (F)lag function.G If (F)lag is disabled,  references  to the (F) and (I) commands should) be removed from the MENU and HELP files.█2                   Security Needed to (F)lag files2                   ───────────────────────────────G Enter the minimum security level a caller will need to (F)lag files inG a compressed file. You may prevent new callers, non-subscribing users, etc. from using this feature.█1                   Loc\Name of New (F)lagged File1                   ──────────────────────────────G If (F)lagging is allowed, enter the location AND name of the file thatG will be created and will contain the individual files the caller picksG for downloading.  The location MUST be a drive & path which are listedG in your DLPATH.LST!  The extension (.ZIP .ARJ)  you give the  filenameG determines the compression method used by PCBFV to create the file. InG a multi-node environment, the file NAME in the above parameter MUST beG different for each  of the nodes.  You may accomplish  this by  eitherG placing a different name in each node's .CNF file, or if you are usingG a single PCBFV.CNF then place the @NODE@ macro in-line here,  such as:F C:\UPLOAD\FLAG@NODE@.ZIP.  PCBFV will replace @NODE@ internally based" on node information from PCBoard.            G IMPORTANT: The location specified here MUST be in DLPATH.LST, & should( NOT be located in a PCBoard INDEX file.█2                   Disable (F)lagging Across Files2                   ───────────────────────────────G Callers may (F)lag files from different compressed files without beingG required  to download the FLAG-File  after every  File View.  If  thisG feature is disabled, the caller will receive a message when PCBFV endsG which  tells them  "You must download FLAG.ZIP before viewing  anotherG file".  Otherwise, the caller will receive  a message  when PCBFV endsD which is "You may download FLAG.ZIP or add to it with another F V".G Disabling this parameter is generally NOT recommended.  The caller mayG find it a nuisance to be forced to rename FLAG.ZIP on THEIR end beforeG downloading another one from YOUR end.  By allowing "(F)lagging acrossG files", all individually flagged files can be collected into ONE nice,) neat package and downloaded all at once.G Enabling  this setting does not affect the  "# files in each (F)lagged) file" setting, which is always observed.█2                    Disable AutoFlag On PCB Return2                    ──────────────────────────────F When PCBFV terminates the F V session and returns control to PCBoard,F it will prompt PCBoard to place the caller created FLAG-File (if any)C into PCBoard's own FLAG list.  This may be disabled if you desire.█3                    Non-Text File Type for HEX Mode3                    ───────────────────────────────@ You may determine how Non-text files may be viewed with (R)ead.G * (N)one, never display Non-Text files.  Selecting this mode  prevents,   non-text files from ever being displayed.G * (E)xclude  executable files.  Any file with a filename extension  ofG   EXE or COM will not be shown to the caller. All other non-text files   will be displayed.G * (A)ll, any non-text file will be displayed to the caller in HEX mode3   if PCBFV determines the file is not a text file.G The (E)xclude mode is probably the best.  This allows callers  to viewG certain  non-ASCII data files,  while preventing files that are  known& executables (.EXE) from being "read".█4                   Force use of external PKUNZIP.EXE4                   ─────────────────────────────────G PCBFV  will automatically detect if a ZIP file has been created with aG version of ZIP that is older or (more importantly) newer than  PCBFV'sG internal ZIP extraction routines are designed to process. If so, PCBFV> will automatically switch to the external use of PKUNZIP.EXE.G If necessary,  you may force the use of PKUNZIP.EXE to always  extractE ZIP files instead of using PCBFV's internal ZIP extraction routines.D This switch should only be used at the direction of PCBFV's author.█3                    Force use of external PKZIP.EXE3                    ───────────────────────────────G PCBFV  will always use PKZIP.EXE to create a FLAG.ZIP" when  the  fileG being viewed is an RAR, ARJ, LZH or ARC compressed file (regardless of this setting).G PCBFV  does  not use PKZIP.EXE to create a "FLAG.ZIP"  when  the  fileG being  viewed is a ZIP file and if the Sysop has designated the  FLAG-G File to be a ZIP file. If necessary you may force the use of PKZIP.EXEG to compress a file when the compressed file being viewed is a ZIP  and the FLAG-File is a ZIP.G If  a compression type other than ZIP is used for the FLAG-File  (such> as FLAG.ARJ, FLAG.RAR etc.) then this switch has no function.D This switch should only be used at the direction of PCBFV's author.█2                    PKUNZIP command line overrides2                    ──────────────────────────────G PCBFV will normally not need to use PKUNZIP.EXE to extract files. OnlyG when  much older versions of a ZIP file are encountered,  or if a  newH PKZIP is released, or if you have "forced" it with the FVSETUP setting,5 will PKUNZIP.EXE be used to extract from a ZIP file.G It may be necessary for you to disable some PKUNZIP auto-sensed modes.G The  PKZIP 2.04g manual and addendum contain a complete discussion  of the command line overrides.8 Affects       Command   Allowable switches (characters)@ ---------------------------------------------------------------. PKUNZIP.EXE   (R)ead    +   (Disable EMS use).                         -   (Disable XMS use)7                         3   (Disable 386 instructions)+                         )   (Disable DPMI)█1                     PKZIP command line overrides1                     ────────────────────────────G PCBFV will normally not need to use PKZIP.EXE to create a "FLAG-File".G Only when non-ZIP compressed files are viewed and flagged from, or  ifG you have "forced" it with the FVSETUP setting, will PKZIP.EXE be used.G It  may be necessary for you to disable some PKZIP auto-sensed  modes.G The  PKZIP 2.04g manual and addendum contain a complete discussion  of the command line overrides.6 Affects     Command   Allowable switches (characters)@ ---------------------------------------------------------------, PKZIP.EXE   (F)lag    +   (Disable EMS use),                       -   (Disable XMS use)5                       3   (Disable 386 instructions))                       )   (Disable DPMI)+                       ~   (Disable Novell)6                       (   (Use slow memcopy 486 only)█/                       Disable Drive Size Check/                       ────────────────────────G On  very large drives (several gigabytes+ ) PCBFV may not be  able  toG correctly  determine the free disk space on the assigned  work  drive,# depending on the operating system.G If you have a huge drive with "gigabytes" free, and PCBFV reports thatG there is not enough room to extract a file, answer this setting with a$ "Y" to disable the drive size test.█1                      Disable CALLER Log Updating1                      ───────────────────────────G  PCBFV  writes entries to the current node's CALLER log file, such  asG  when  a caller (F)lags a separate file for download, (S)elects  other$  files to view, and error messages.G  If you do not want PCBFV to write its entries to PCBoard's CALLER log4  log files, answer Y (yes) to disable this feature.8  Disabling PCBFV CALLER log updates is NOT recommended.█2                      Disable (F3) Printer Logging2                      ────────────────────────────G  PCBFV will follow the printer toggle (F3) as set in PCBoard and  willG  will  print CALLER log entries to the printer just like PCBoard  does-  (if PCBoard's printer toggle is turned on).G  If  you  do not want PCBFV to follow the PCBoard F3  printer  toggle,)  answer Y (yes) to disable this feature.G  If printer logging (F3) is not turned on in PCBoard, this setting  is  not used by PCBFV.█2                     Disable (F7) Local Alarm Bell2                     ─────────────────────────────G   PCBFV will follow the local alarm toggle (F7) as set in PCBoard  andG   will  beep locally at caller input errors just like PCBoard does  if(   the PCBoard local alarm is turned on.G   If  you  do  not want PCBFV to follow the PCBoard F7  alarm  toggle,*   answer Y (yes) to disable this feature.G   If the local alarm (F7) is not turned on in PCBoard, this setting is   not used by PCBFV.█2                    Disable "SPACE to Mark" Prompt2                    ──────────────────────────────G   If  desired, the "SPACE to Mark" prompt which appears while  listingG   the  contents of a compressed file may be disabled.  Disabling  this;   prompt would force the regular "More?" prompt to appear.G   If you do not want the "SPACE to Mark" prompt to be used, answer "Y"!   (yes) to disable this feature.█3                  Disable Multi-tasking Time Return3                  ─────────────────────────────────G   If desired or needed, you may force PCBFV to -not- give-back time to=   the multi-tasker while PCBFV is idling at an input prompt.G   In certain configurations, the fact that PCBFV is trying to help theG   multi-tasker may cause the multi-tasker to put the DOS window/box toG   "sleep".  If this occurs, try setting this parameter with a Y (yes).█