X, FAKER, 1,255, 3, 1, 0
[0;36mEnter filename/number to fake: [0m
W, WHOF , 1,  0, 3, 1, 0
[0;36mEnter filename/number to find up/downs for: [0m
V, V    , 1,  0, 3, 1, 0
[0;36mEnter filename/number to view: [0m
O, WHO  , 1,  0, 0, 1, 0
-
Z, Z    , 1,  0, 0, 1, 0
-
A, T    , 0,  0, 0, 1, 0
-
D, D    , 1,  0, 0, 1, 1
-
0, 0    , 0,  0, 0, 0, 0
-
   ^
   |
   `- A command of 0 (zero) must be the last one (the terminator)


;Template:
;
;KEY, COMMAND, COMMANDTYPE, SECURITY, PASSFLAG, ARROWTAGFLAG, QUITFLAG
;PROMPTSTRING
;
;
;COMMANDTYPE:
;  0 = IntCommand()
;  1 = DDCommand()	<- generally use DDCommand()
;
;PASSFLAG:
;  0 = don't ask a question and don't pass any arguments to door
;  1 = ask for filename and pass it to the door
;  2 = ask for filenumber and pass it to the door
;  3 = ask for filename or number and pass the NAME to the door
;
;ARROWTAGFLAG: disable arrow tagging afterwoulds?
;  0 = No
;  1 = Yes
;
;QUITFLAG: exit UltraScan after executing door?
;  0 = No
;  1 = Yes
;
;
; ---:OTHER THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW:-------------------------------
;
; If PASSFLAG is set to 0, then no promptstring is needed, so
; leave that line blank (but dont leave the line out).
;
; This file must be formated perfectly. If a single line or
; comma "," is out of place, UltraScan will shit itself!
;
; If you use IntCommand(), you cannot run doors. This is used
; to run only the built-in (fixed) commands within Daydream.
; e.g.:    T = Tag Editor, but if you have set A = Tag Editor
;          in your Daydream config, the IntCommand("T") will
;          still work, but DDCommand("T") would not.
;
; * Maximum commands you can define in this file is 20 *
