@database RD Wall
@node main "RD - Wall 1.00"
@width 80
@font topaz 80
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             [X-} P r e s e n t s   R D - W A L L   1 . 0 0 {-X]

                          @{"      Introduction     " Link Bit01}
                          @{"      Installation     " Link Bit02}
                          @{"       Tooltypes!      " Link Bit03}
                          @{"       Greetings!      " Link Bit04}
                          @{"      Get in touch     " Link Bit05}

       ***  This is the complete docs for RD-Wall 1.00 [X- Lsd -X]  ***
       ***        and can only be spread with the Wall archive      ***
       ***              written by Raider of Lsd in 1997            ***

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@node Bit01 "Introduction"
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  RD-Wall was written basically so that I could play with door stuff. :) No
  specific purpose was designed for it. Just for it to be a nice
  functioning wall. And thats exactly what it is. It has some fun features
  that I added when I started to get a bit cocky, these are...

                   · Customisable top and bottom banners
                   · Choose colour of text line from 7 ANSI cols
                   · Default random colour
                   · No Empty messages
                   · Handle or "anonymous" option
                   · Sysop options
                     · Edit lines
                     · Delete lines
                     · Reset Wall.dat
                   · Configuration File
                     · Number of lines in wall
                     · Anonymous name on/off
                     · Anonymous security level

  That should be enough to be getting on with for now while I play with
  some more doors and try to think of some other stuff to add. Any requests
  will be gladly recieved and considered. See the Get In touch section of
  this guide to find out how to, well, get in touch. But for now, enjoy my
  first ever door!

                                             - Raider of Lsd
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@node Bit02 "Installation"
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    How to install RD-WALL 1.00
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Installing this door is as easy as anything. The door will only run on
Ami Express 3.00+. The archive should already be in the directory structure
required by Ami-X. The archive contains...

BBS (dir)
    Commands (dir)
      BBSCmd (dir)
        Wall.info
    Doors (dir)
      RD_Doors (dir)
        Wall (dir)
          Wall                            Wall.info
          Wall.Guide                      Wall.Guide.info
          TopBanner.txt                   BottomBanner.txt
File_id.diz                       ReadMe.txt

To install all you need to do is copy the BBS directory to your BBS:
directory. It will then run from there. The door uses the assign DOORS: so
please make sure that your assign for this points to your door directory.
Thats about it. It should all run from here on in...

Disclaimer
~~~~~~~~~~

  BY USING/INSTALLING THE PROGRAM AND IT'S ASSOCIATED FILES IT IS ASSUMED
YOU AGREE TO THE DISCLAIMER (below) AND DISTRIBUTION NOTES. IF YOU DO NOT
AGREE YOU SHOULD REMOVE THE PROGRAM IMMEDIATELY.


  For the purposes of this document the term PROGRAM refers the main program
itself but also includes all the associated files aswell.

  The program has been released under the LSD name, however the work remains
the "property" of the author - Raider. The author holds the copyright to the
work and rights to any possible future entitlements.

  The RD-Wall door has been tested as thoroughly as possible however we
regret that obviously WE CANNOT ACCEPT ANY RESPONSIBILITY for the use of
this door.
  ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO ANY SOFTWARE/DATA/HARDWARE OR ANYTHING WHATSOEVER
EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY THE USE AND OR INSTALLATION OF THIS
PROGRAM IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
  NEITHER LSD OR THE PROGRAM AUTHOR WILL/CAN BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
DAMAGE EVEN IF THEY HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED OF SUCH DAMAGE OR PROBLEM LEADING TO
DAMAGE/POSSIBLE DAMAGE.
  THE AUTHOR OF THIS PROGRAM RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE DOCUMENTATION,
CODE OR ANYTHING HE DESIRES WITHOUT THE NEED FOR NOTIFICATION.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!

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@node Bit03 "ToolTypes!"
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    Tooltypes for RD-Wall 1.00
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  There are three tooltypes that are used in RD-Wall 1.00 at the moment.
  These control the options you have in the door and are...

    @{"      MAXLINES      " Link tool01}
    @{"      ANONYMOUS     " Link tool02}
    @{"      ANONLEVEL     " Link tool03}

  Another feature of RD-Wall is that any user with a security level of 255
can access the 3 sysop options. Edit line, Delete line and reset data file.
These are all pretty self explanitory but beware, lost data cannot be
recovered.

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@node Bit04 "Greetings!"
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    Watcha people...
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Some quick hullos and messages from me (Raider / Lsd) fly out now...

Bo / Lsd - Hi mate, I used your disclaimer text for this doc because it
           says everything I need to aswell. Hope you don't mind. :) Nice
           lottery door too m8.

Cyanide / Lsd - Hiya m8. I finally finished the bugger. hehe! Spread for
                all your worth m8y.

Cobra / Lsd - Hi bud. Hows work going? Still as hard as it was before I got
              laid off. :( Why did I end up on a cleaning crew JUST before
              they decide they don't need em. Another 1/2 hour and I would
              have been back on deck painting. Ah well... such is life.
              hehe!

Poodle / Indy - Hiya m8! i know you don't use your miggy much for serious
                stuff but I thought I would chuck you a hullo anyway. See
                you next time I kick your arse on Xtreme Racing!

Bever / RBL staff - PISS HEADS r US!!! hehe! See you in the Street on
                    Saturday!

Thats the lot really, hi ho neighbours scoot out to Tracey, Sam and anyone
else I know, love, hate, couldn't care less about etc.etc. 

See you in another world!!!

        Raider of Lsd   .. . . .. Not just a pretty pixel!

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@node Bit05 "Get in touch"
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    Get in touch with Raider...
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Thats an order...

  For any reason reach me here...

    Glyn (Raider) of Lsd
    19 Colebrook Road,
    St. Budeaux,
    Plymouth,
    Devon,
    PL5 1TR,
    United Kingdom.

    or phone...

    +44 (01752) 368 492

    email available soon I hope!

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@node tool01 "MAXLINES"
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    Tooltype "MAXLINES"
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  This tooltype defines how many lines of wall data are available. It's
default value is 10 and this is what the wall reverts to should the
tooltype be omitted.

eg.

MAXLINES=10

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@node tool02 "ANONYMOUS"
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    Tooltype "ANONYMOUS"
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  This tooltype enables the user to use the Anonymous option. To enable
this option simply use...

ANONYMOUS=TRUE

  Any other value will result in Anonymous being disabled. Should this
tooltype be omitted the wall will default to ANONYMOUS enabled. Once wall
has found this tooltype it will look for @{"ANONLEVEL" LINK tool03}.

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@node tool03 "ANONLEVEL"
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    Tooltype "ANONLEVEL"
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  This sets the security level the user must posess in order to use the
ANONYMOUS function. If ANONYMOUS is disabled then this tooltype is ignored.

eg.

ANONYMOUS=TRUE
ANONLEVEL=150

In this case any user with a security level of 150 or more can use the
anonymous level. Any other user cannot use this option.

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