TAG Team Add-Ons
6 archives
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| TAG 2.5g Record Structures (TAGR25G) | 1990 | 2 | 9.5 KB | bbsdev TAG TAG Team Turbo Pascal |
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TAGR25G.PAS: complete Turbo Pascal record structures for the TAG 2.5g data files (user records, AR flags, message and file section records, system configuration), released for third-party utility and door authors.
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| TAG 2.6 New User Required Question Fix (FIX26NUR) | 1992 | 2 | 6.3 KB | TAG |
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Small fix utility from the TAG Team, March 1992. TAG 2.6 marked the required new-user question fields as optional whenever the sysop edited the new-user questions; FIX26NUR reads the system configuration and sets them back to required. Run it after any change to the new-user questionnaire.
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| TAG Dictionary Package (TAGW26) | 1992 | 5 | 551.9 KB | dictionary spell check TAG TAG Team |
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Spell-check dictionary package for TAG 2.6 through 2.7c, released with 2.6 on 1 January 1992: MAIN.DIC (660 KB word list) and MAINIDX.DIC (index) used by the /SPELL command in the message editor. TAGW26.DOC explains installation
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| TAG 2.6e Record Structures (TAGR26E) | 1993 | 5 | 32.4 KB | bbsdev C TAG TAG Team Turbo Pascal |
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Data record structures for TAG 2.6e, dated 27 April 1993
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| TAG Nodelist Indexer v2.6d (TAGN26D) | 1993 | 3 | 24.2 KB | FidoNet nodelist TAG TAG Team |
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NLINDEX.EXE, the TAG Team's nodelist index compiler, released with version 2.6d on 23 January 1993 and used unchanged through 2.7c. It compiles a FidoNet-format nodelist into the index files TAG uses for netmail addressing and nodelist lookups. NLINDEX.DOC documents the setup; RELEASE.DOC describes the full 2.6d release set.
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| TAG 2.7 Record Structures (TAGR27) | 1994 | 4 | 28.5 KB | bbsdev C TAG TAG Team Turbo Pascal |
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Data record structures for TAG 2.7 for third-party utility and door authors, dated 9 May 1994: TAGR27.PAS (Borland Pascal 7.0), TAGR27.H (the equivalent C header) and STRFUNCS.C (helper functions for handling Pascal-style strings from C). Covers the user, message base, file section, system configuration and other data files.
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