***************************************************************************** RandQuot v1.0 Random Quote Generator for Remote Access By Ben Howard of 2010 BBS (512)345-5648 -- 1:382/20 ***************************************************************************** This is a simple program that changes the type 7/15 loading message in your CONFIG.RA file. It runs off of the following files : RANDQUOT.EXE -- Executable program file RANDQUOT.TXT -- Quote file, straight text There really isn't much to this program... just put it in your batchfile and go... but for specifics, here's some more detailed instructions. ***** Setup Ok... in your batch file, you merely run it like this : (assuming you run an external mailer program, and exit to RA) (exit out of your mailer here) RANDQUOT.EXE (run RemoteAccess here) simple enough, eh? It should be... if you figured out how to set up RA with an external mailer, you should have absolutlely no problem with this. *****Configuration Don't like the quotes that came with it? Getting tired of seeing "Love is like Methane Gas" or "Living Colour isz gaud!!" all the time? Then you can customize your quote file rather easily. Just whip out your text editor, and fire away... ***REMEMBER : the 7/15 line in RA can be up to 70 characters in length*** when you get through editing, count the number of qoutes In your RANDQUOT.TXT file, and go to the top of the file and change the number at the top. The number of quotes is equal to the number of lines in the file minus one, that one being the number at the top of the file, which is never picked as a quote. this is too easy... phun!!! ******Registration AIIIIGH!!! He said the R-word!!!! Let me tell you something about this program. I consider this program to be a little trinket on your BBS, and it represents "thousands of hours of work" (a little programmer's cliche' for ya...). Actually, it only represents about 3 or 4 hours of work, and it isn't worth a big registration fee. The way I see it, after you shell out $50 for your RA registration, and more money for your doorgames (if you have any) and more money if you run a big feature-packed mailer (like Front Door or D'Bridge), you don't want to cough up another 10 or 15 dollars for this little thing. What does all this mean? ***IT'S FREE!!!*** (jubilation! hallelujah!) and all I want from you is for you to run it. But ... THIS PROGRAM IS PROVIDED "AS IS." IF IT MAKES YOUR COMPUTER BLOW UP AND MELT, IT ISN'T MY PROBLEM. But why would it do that? (Mwuhahahahahah!!!) Just kidding... Seriously, you run this program because you want to, and I am not responsible for anything it might do to your system. Have fun with RandQuot! ;-) ******For you good hearted people If you feel you just HAVE to send me some money, I'll gladly accept it. Send any and all donations to: Ben Howard 6921 Thorncliffe Austin, TX 78731 For the miniscule (huh?) sum of 10 dollars, you can have the source code to this wonderful little piece of software... just print out the form below and sign it, and send a check or money order to me. You'll get your name and board name/number in a nice little text file that will be distributed in future version, and you'll get the source code RandQuot. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - By signing this form, I enter a formal agreement with the author of RandQuot, Ben Howard. The author agrees to send the signer a copy of the source code to RandQuot, and make a mention of the signer as a contributor. The signer agrees to modify it in any way he wishes, as long as he leaves the author's name in the source code exactly where it is, does not change the name of the program, and does not distribute the modified RandQuot to ANYONE. Name ______________________________________________________________________ BBS Name __________________________________________________________________ Comments __________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ Signature X - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -