;-- BBS SETUP ---------------------------------------------------------------
NAME  "A Falcon CBCS"
SYSOP "Joe No-Name"

;-- PROGRAM SETUP -----------------------------------------------------------
;CBMENV             ; use CBM ENV: environment variables instead of ARP 
;LOCAL_OFFHOOK      ; take the phone off the hook while in local mode

;-- DOS LOCATIONS -----------------------------------------------------------
HELPDIR   "Help"
TEXTDIR   "Text"
CONFIGDIR "Config"
APPFILE   "app.bbs"
LOGFILE   "log.bbs"

;-- SCREEN CONFIGURATION ----------------------------------------------------
; It is basically a must to use an IBM character set, since the BBS can use
; the upper 128 IBM characters, and the terminal always does.
FONT "IBM.font" 12   ; try it.  12 looks pretty good in interlace.
INTERLACE

; DEPTH 2 PALETTE 000 A0A 09C BBB       ; good if you're short on chipmem

;-- MODEM STUFF -------------------------------------------------------------
MAXBAUD 2400

;-- XPR TRANSFER INFORMATION ------------------------------------------------
TRANSFER_TWOPLANES  ; Temporarily turns off third dma-stealing bitplane
                    ; during transfers--needed for HST's but good for
                    ; any speed, really.

; If you don't have any XPR libraries, comment the following out.
; Otherwise comment out any libraries you don't have.
XPR Z Z -N
    28 115 230 460 920  
    "ZModem"
    "xprzmodem.library" "TN, OY, B1, F0, AN, DN, KY, SN, RN, P%s"
XPR R A RN
    28 115 230 460 920
    "ZModem Resume"
    "xprzmodem.library" "TN, OR, B1, F0, AN, DN, KY, SN, RN, P%s"

; (I've never actually tried these XPRYmodem entries)

XPR Y Y --
    50 105 210 420 840  
    "Ymodem (aka XModem-1K)"
    "xprymodem.library" "O%s,Z0,C1,b1,YS"
XPR B P -N
    50 105 210 420 840  
    "Ymodem Batch"
    "xprymodem.library" "O%s,Z0,C1,b1,YB"
XPR G G -N
    50 105 210 420 840
    "Ymodem-G (ACKless)"
    "xprymodem.library" "O%s,Z0,C1,b1,YG"
XPR A J -N
    50 105 210 420 840
    "Ymodem-A (ACKless, 2K blocks)"
    "xprymodem.library" "O%s,Z0,C1,b1,YA"
XPR X X --
    35  70 140 280 560  
    "XModem CRC"
    "xprymodem.library" "O%s,Z0,C1,b0,YS"
XPR S K --
    35  70 140 280 560
    "XModem Checksum"
    "xprymodem.library" "O%s,Z0,C0,b0,YS"

;-- CONTENTS VIEWERS --------------------------------------------------------
; These extensions use these decompressors.  If you uncomment them, MAKE 
; SURE YOU HAVE THE PROGRAMS!

;CONTENTS ".ZIP" "unzip >%s -v \"%s%s\""
;CONTENTS ".LZH" "lz >%s -m v \"%s%s\""     ; (LZ 1.92+)
;CONTENTS ".LHA" "lz >%s -m v \"%s%s\""     ; (LZ 1.92+)
;CONTENTS ".ARC" "arc >%s vw \"%s%s\""
;CONTENTS ".ZOO" "zoo >%s v \"%s%s\""
;CONTENTS ".DMS" "DMS >%s VIEW \"%s%s\""

; Viewer of "*<string>" means the file can't be viewed; it will say "That is 
; <string>."
CONTENTS ".GIF"  "*a GIF picture"
CONTENTS ".JPG"  "*a JPG/GIF picture"
CONTENTS ".IFF"  "*an IFF file (probably a picture or a sound)"
CONTENTS ".ILBM" "*an IFF picture"
CONTENTS ".HAM"  "*a HAM picture"
CONTENTS ".SHAM" "*a Sliced-HAM picture"
CONTENTS ".8SVX" "*an IFF sound file"
CONTENTS ".SND"  "*a sound file"
CONTENTS ".INSTR" "*probably an instrument file"
CONTENTS ".PIC"  "*a picture file"
CONTENTS ".MAC"  "*probably a Macintosh picture file"
CONTENTS ".WRP"  "*a Warped floppy disk"
CONTENTS ".LZW"  "*a LHWarped floppy disk"
CONTENTS ".PAK"  "*probably a self-extracting archive"
CONTENTS ".TXT"  "*a text file"
CONTENTS ".DOC"  "*a document"
CONTENTS ".C"    "*a C source file"
CONTENTS ".H"    "*a C header file"
CONTENTS ".ASM"  "*an assembly language source file"
CONTENTS ".I"    "*an assembly language header file"
CONTENTS ".O"    "*a linker object file"
CONTENTS ".EXE"  "*an executable file"
CONTENTS ".INFO" "*probably a WorkBench icon file"

; This will match anything else if desired...  (PolyXArc might be good here)
;CONTENTS "" "arc >%s vw \"%s%s\""

; If nothing matched, it'll say it doesn't know how to view that file.