This is a VERY simple, BADLY CODED, and NOT DESIGNED door (!), knocked up
very quickly to do a specific job for a specific person!...

I hope that some other people can also find this useful, but don't expect
it to be very configurable! (If you don't like it, delete it - but maybe
you will like it?)


This program simply asks what computer they have and then sends them a text
file (in either IBM or Amiga format).

It's designed to send out forms for people to setup Donation accounts, but
I guess there could be other uses...


XIM type door.
Normal stack size (Hardly uses any at all).
MultiNode compatable.

Code is 100% ASM, Pure/Reentrant/Residentable, 32 Node comp. (upto 100 nodes).



When they select 1 - Amiga, the file:

BBS:Donate/Amiga/Donation.TXT

is sent.


When they select 2 - PC, the file:

BBS:Donate/PC/Donation.TXT

is sent.


If you don't like the file paths, you can hex-edit the binary file and put
your own filepaths in the areas marked something like:

Amiga-Filename starts here ->BBS:Donate/Amiga/Donation.Txt<NULL>
<<LOTS OF NULLS>>
<- Amiga-Filename must end here.

and

PC-Filename starts here ->BBS:Donate/PC/Donation.Txt<NULL>
<<LOTS OF NULLS>>
<- PC-Filename must end here.

Provided that the new filepaths end with a NULL and do not go beyond past
the "must end here" message. Of course, you should use your hex-editor in
OVERWRITE mode so that the filelength remains the same (are there any where
you can use insert mode anyway??).


Messages are put in the callerslog (they also say which file was downloaded).