;
; PLEASE READ THE IDCCOM.DOC FILE!
;
; IDCCOM.FDR - file directory mapping file for IDCCOM (tm)
; Copyright 1990 Infinity Design Concepts Inc - All rights reserved
; 1052 Parkway Drive
; Louisville, Kentucky 40217-2333
; Voice: (502) 636-1234 Modem: (502) 635-5471
;
; FOR COMPLETE HELP READ THE MANUAL, THE SECTION ON HOST MODE
; UNDER IDCCOM.FDR FILE HEADING
;
; This file is used to map access levels to the different directories
; that you will be making available for the callers to browse thru and/or
; download from. Note that this is a hierarchial system, for example,
; all B level callers will have access to all the same directories that
; C thru Z level callers do. The one exception to this is the case where
; the = sign is used with the access level in the definition line. In
; this case ONLY that level has access to that directory.
;
; NOTE that the description and pathname fields are limited to 64 characters
; each.
; NOTE that the special case of access level = 0 defines the default directory
; when each caller logs on.
;
; [ACCESS_LEVEL] [DESCRIPTION] [COMPLETE PATHNAME]
;
; note that ACCESS_LEVEL may be used in two forms,
;
; FORM 1: [C] - says directory is available to C level and above
; FORM 2: [C=] - says directory is available ONLY to C level
;
; THESE ARE ONLY EXAMPLES
[A] [sysop only files] [F:\newasm\comm] ; sysops only here
[B] [NARC files] [F:\newasm\narc] ; general files
[C] [Autocad files] [F:\autocad]
[D] [ZIP files] [G:\arcs]
[0] [DEFAULT directory] [F:\shit] ; default directory