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#### English version has been tested in the USA.
#### Ver 2.0r5 26 March 1999 Translation
#### Edited by Tom K0ZXF
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# WARNING
#
# Because of a bug in FPAC, it is recommended that you do not include more
# than a single info text, and make sure it does not exceed 2K in length.
# The bug is the corruption of the HEARD and USERS data. It can be easily
# seen by just displaying either the HEARD or USERS display and you will see
# all sorts of garbage in those displays. This error happends after the
# I have included several INFO messages in this example, and on my system,
# this amount of data does not cause the error. The size of the INFO text
# in the .CNF file does not appear to affect this bug. Once I find and fix
# this bug, the size restriction for the INFO messages will be removed.
#
# YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
#
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#
# The selected language should be specified in fpac.cfg
#
# $B => bell
# $D => Date
# $N => call ( with ssid )
# $O => call ( with no ssid )
# $S => call sysop ( mycall )
# $T => Time
# $V => version of FPAC <CR>
# $W => <CR>
# $/ => text continuation, (more lines follow).
#
# $$ => pour inclure le signe $
#
# $0 … $9 variables "string" on peut utiliser variables ci-dessus ainsi que
# les variables $n d‚j… d‚finis ! ex: dans $4 on peut utiliser les
# variables $0 … $3.
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#
# variables same as in FPAC.MSG.
# Declare variables (just some examples)
$0 "K0ZXF"
$1 "$0 $D $T"
$2 "Memoire Utilisee : "
$3 "dollar three"
$4 "dollar four"
$5 "dollar five"
$6 "dollar six"
$7 "dollar seven"
$8 "dollar eight"
$9 "dollar nine"
# Close variable declaration
$endv
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#File format of 'info.txt' is :
#******************
# variables ( as in fpac.msg )
# $0 "..."
# ......
# $endv # end of variables
# $M0,P # 0 is the message number, P states that this message
# # should be used as the answer to the standard 'I'
# # command issued to the node on port 0 instead of
# # the standard message contained in the .CNF file.
#
# "text with identical syntax as in FPAC.MSG $W$/" # $/ means that
# "text which follows the former line$W" # something follows
# $M2 # message number 2 'i2'
# "text"
# $ # end of messages
# 10 messages from 0 to 9 can be defined.
# One can obtain display of #2 message with the comand 'i2' after
# connection to NODE. It is also possible to send message #2 on 'i'
# command (without number) upon a connection to node NODE via port 2.
# --See the usage of the 'P' command above.
# One can also use these info messages to specify from within fpac.txt
# that commands 'i0' to 'i9' are available for complemenatary info
# (summary can be given).
# The maximum length that each message can have is 2000 bytes.
#*******************
#
$M0
" This is the TPALAN Tampa, FL directory.$W$/"
"FREQ. BBS's NODE'S DIGI's NOTES$W$/"
"------- -------- ---------------- ---------- -----------------------------$W$/"
"144.91 KE4CRB-9,813878 TPA Tampa <TRI-LINK> user access$W$/"
" K0ZXF K0ZXF-9,813962 K0ZXF-8 Tampa Network access point$W$/"
"144.93 AA4RU AA4RU-7,352567 AA4RU-8 Dade City$W$/"
"144.95 PACKET CLUSTER$W$/"
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$M1
"This message has not yet been defined.$W$/"
#
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$M2
"This message has not yet been defined.$W$/"
#
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$M3
"This message has not yet been defined.$W$/"
#
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$M4
"This message has not yet been defined.$W$/"
#
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$M5
"This message has not yet been defined.$W$/"
#
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$M6
"This message has not yet been defined.$W$/"
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$M7
"The following 'fast connects' are available on this NODE.$W$/"
"a 'fast connect' is a single callsign to access a network application.$W$/"
" $0 ($0 BBS).$W$/"
" $0-1 (NODE application).$W$/"
" $0-2 (W4DPH FBB BBS).$W$/"
" $0-3 (KO4KS TNOS BBS).$W$/"
" $0-5 (INFO-1 server application).$W$/"
" $0-6 (CROWD application).$W$/"
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$M8
"These are the ports active at this NODE.$W$/"
" Port 0 144.910Mhz. 1200 baud USER access channel.$W$/"
" Port 1 direct attach to $0 FBB BBS system.$W$/"
" Port 2 9600 baud backbone.$W$/"
" Port 3 test port not usually connected to anything.$W$/"
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$M9
"Additional INFO is available by entering the following commands: $W$/"
"I0 displays the Tampa area access points.$W$/"
"I1 displays the ?? $W$/"
"I2 displays the ?? $W$/"
"I3 displays the ?? $W$/"
"I4 displays the ?? $W$/"
"I5 displays the ?? $W$/"
"I6 displays the ?? $W$/"
"I7 displays the 'fast connects' available at this node.$W$/"
"I8 displays this NODEs port assignements.$W$/"
"I9 displays this message.$W$/"
$ # end of messages
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