╜F I/O Error
An error has been reported by DOS. If a file is involved, it
has been listed in the error box. Press any key to continue.
If you select "No" any changes you have made will be discarded.
If you select "Yes" any changes you have made will be saved.
If you select "Resume" you will resume your editing session as it
was before you reached this point.
Enter Language Text File Name
Enter the name of the language file you want to load or save.
The name can include a full path and should include the file
extension (normally .LNG) as well.
Go To Text Record
Enter the number of the text record you wish to view next.
If you are here by mistake, press Enter to exit.
Forward Search for Text
Enter the text fragment you want to search for. The next string
forward from here that contains this fragment will be displayed.
If there are no strings forward from the present one which
contain this string, you will be positioned to the last active
string in the language text file.
Reverse Search for Text
Enter the text fragment you want to search for. QSOLANG will
search backwards from the present text string for the first
string which contains this text fragment.
If there are no strings backward from the present one which
contain this string, you will be positioned to the first active
string in the language text file.
You are using the QSO Language File Editor Version 2.2. This is
the program you use to translate or customize QSO internal text.
The F1 help key is fully context sensitive. Use it at any field
or dialog box to obtain information on that item.
This program allows mouse control of all of its features. All
status line indicators are "mouse active" as are all edit fields,
menu items, action line entries, and dialog box buttons.
To begin editing a language file you should select "File" then
load from the menus to load a file to edit.
QSOLANG 2.2 is Copyright 1992 by Philip L. Becker, Ltd.
All Rights Reserved
Load a Language File
This command allows you to load a TBBS language file for editing.
Select this entry, then enter the file's name. If you do not
specify a file path, then the current directory followed by those
directories listed in the SET TBBSPATH= DOS command (if any) are
checked. If you specify a drive and directory that is all that
will be searched.
If you don't specify a file extension, ".LNG" will be assumed.
Save a Language File
This command allows you to save a TBBS language file after you
have changed its contents.
Select this entry, then enter the file's name. You will be
presented with the file name you loaded. You may edit this name
as you wish to save to an alternate file name.
If you do not specify a file path, then the current directory
followed by those directories listed in the SET TBBSPATH= DOS
command (if any) are checked. If you specify a drive and
directory that is all that will be searched.
If you don't specify a file ext, ".LNG" will be assumed.
Quit the Language File Editor
This option will exit the language file editor. If a file has
been loaded, you will be given the option to save it before you
exit.
Write Help File (/M Maint Mode Only)
This option will write a file named QSOLANG.MSG which contains
a segment of help file input for each text string with the help
number and text string as the help file. It allows a starting
point for help file creation.
Forward Search
This option allows you to search for the next text record which
has a text fragment you specify.
Reverse Search
This option allows you to search for the previous text record
which has a text fragment you specify.
List/Edit Current Record
This option will position you to view or edit the current text
record. It is used to re-enter editing when you have exited
to the menu level.
Beginning of File
This option will position you to the first text record in the
language file you have loaded.
End of File
This option will position you to the last text record in the
language file you have loaded.
Go To Record
This option will allow you to specify a text record in the
language file you now have open. You will be positioned to
the text record you specify.
This is the title display upon entry to QSO. It remains
on the screen while the QSO.CTL file is loaded. The
parameter %1 is the QSO version number.
This line is displayed at any pause where the user must
press a key to continue.
This message is displayed when a QSO.CTL error has given a
TBBS message board name that isn't defined in CEDIT.
This message is displayed in configuration when there are
no message conferences defined in QSO.CTL for this caller.
This is the prompt line which is displayed at the end of
the QSOMAIN.ANS or QSOMAIN.TXT menu file.
This is the prompt displayed after a QSO scan is complete
allowing the user to select whether to download the
scanned messages or abort the scan.
This status message is displayed when QSO is building
the CONTROL.DAT, DOOR.ID, and other status files which
are part of the QWK packet.
This status message is displayed when QSO is placing
the component files of the QWK packet into the
ZIP format QWK archive.
This message is displayed by the "D"ownload scan when the
user has de-selected all message conferences.
This message is displayed when a "D"ownload scan finds no
messages for the caller.
This message indicates that even though QSO.CTL allows access to
this message area, TBBS message board setup (in CEDIT) does not.
This message is placed in the scan display if the user presses
the Esc key to abort the scan.
This message is given when the scan or download of a QWK packet
failed. At least one other message should preceed this one
to indicate the reason for the failure.
This message is given when the upload of a keyword file has
failed. At least one other message should preceed this one
to indicate the reason for the failure.
This message is given to acknowledge the upload of a
keyword file to be used on the next "D"ownload scan
command.
This error message indicates that QSO could not process the
uploaded keyword file.
This message is given when the upload of the REP packet has
failed. At least one other message should preceed this one
to indicate the reason for the failure.
This is the header message displayed when QSO is removing
files from the uploaded REP packet archive.
This message is displayed while QSO is "tossing" the messages
which were uploaded in the REP packet.
This error message indicates that QSO cannot de-compress one or
more files in the uploaded REP packet.
Message given at normal completion of processing of a reply
packet. The finish of this message is either record #22
or record #23 depending on whether there were any remote
comfiguration commands in the reply packet.
The finish of the message in record #21 if there are no
remote configuration commands in the reply packet.
The finish of the message in record #21 if there are
remote configuration commands in the reply packet.
This message indicates an error was encountered by QSO
when it was removing a file from the uploaded ZIP
archive file.
This message indicates that QSO encountered an error
while writing the un-compressed file during processing
of an uploaded REP packet.
This message indicates that QSO encountered a data integrity
error while de-compressing a file in an uploaded REP packet.
This error indicates QSO could not create a file in the
QSO temp directory during processing of an uploaded
REP packet.
This error message indicates that the CRC of the file as
QSO de-compressed it does not match the CRC that the ZIP
file header indicated the file data should have.
This error message indicates that there was no ID.MSG file
in the uploaded REP packet. The %1 parameter is the
ID of this BBS (from QSO.CTL).
This message is given if QSO encounters an error reading the
ID.MSG file while processing a REP packet.
This message is given if the ID.MSG file does not have the
proper format.
This message is given if the REP packet requests that a message
be posted to a conference that the user is not authorized to
write on. The %1 parameter is the conference number.
This message is given if a specific message in the REP packet
is invalid in some way. The %1 parameter is the message number
in the REP packet which is invalid.
This is the tag line which preceeds the name of each file
as it is extracted from the uploaded REP archive file.
This is the prompt line which is displayed at the end of
the QSOCFG.ANS or QSOCFG.TXT menu file.
This is the prompt for the "O"ption toggle command from
the configuration menu.
This error message is given if an invalid number is entered
in response to the "O"ption toggle command from the
configuration menu.
Word to insert in the Configuration Menu File when a given
parameter is toggled ON. Should be the same length as
record 39.
Word to insert in the Configuration Menu File when a given
parameter is toggled OFF. Should be the same length as
record 38.
Title line for the Conference Select command from the
configuration menu.
Title line for the Reset Message Pointer command from
the configuration menu.
This is the prompt line for the Conference Select command
from the configuration menu.
This is the prompt line for the Reset Message Pointer
command from the configuration menu.
This error is given if an invalid message conference number is
entered at the Conference Select or Reset Message Pointer
command line.
This message is given if an attempt is made to de-select a
conference which is marked in QSO.CTL as required.
This message is given the HELP command is entered and the
specifig help file cannot be located by QSO.
This is the title line for the Services Command display from
the configuration menu.
This is the prompt line for the Services Command from the
configuration menu.
This error message is given if an invalid service number is
entered at the prompt line for the Services Command.
This error message is given if the "S"ervices command is
selected from the configuration menu, and this user has
no services defined in QSO.CTL that he qualifies for.
This error message is given if an invalid command is given
at the configuration or reset command line.
This message is the first status/prompt line for the
"L"imit set command from the configuration menu.
%1 = the user's current packet limit
%2 = the maximum this user can set this limit to
(as specified in QSO.CTL).
This message is the second status/prompt line for the
"L"imit set command from the configuration menu.
%1 = the user's current msg/conf limit
%2 = the maximum this user can set this limit to
(as specified in QSO.CTL).
This error message is given when an invalid number is entered
for either limit setting.
%1 = the maximum number this parameter may be set to.
This question asks if the user wants to set a default protocol
or have QSO ask for a protocol on each download.
"Y" = Ask each time
"N" = QSO will ask now for a default QSO protocol
This message is displayed to a first time QSO user when the
file QSONEW.ANS or QSONEW.TXT cannot be found.
Title line of NEWFILES.DAT listing. When QSO is set to SCAN
for new files, this shows the date the scan is using.
%1 - The date the scan looks for files newer than
Text output to NEWFILES.DAT listing on file scan if this file
area has no new files in it.
This is the title line used in the NEWFILES.DAT listing for a
file scan to indicate a new file area is being shown.
%1 - File Area Number (3 characters)
%2 - File Area Description (1-45 characters)
This line is shown to the user during a new file scan while
NEWFILES.DAT is being built and the directories are being
searched.
This line is shown to the user at the end of a new file
scan.
%1 - the number of new files located and listed in NEWFILES.DAT
This msg is shown if a user attempts to de-select a required
conference.
%1 - the name of the required conference.
This is one of two lines displayed for every good message which
is uploaded from a .REP packet.
%1 - The number of the message in the message base
%2 - The name of the conference it was posted to
This is the second of two lines displayed for every good message
which is uploaded from a .REP packet.
%1 - Name of message's addressee
This is appended to record 63 if the posted message was private.
This is appended to record 63 if the posted message also had
an enclosed file which successfully was posted.
%1 - the name of the enclosed file
This is appended to record 63 if the posted message requested
an active return receipt and this is allowed in the conference
the message was posted to.
This message is show to a user who uploads network messages
and who does not have net status.
This message is shown when an external conference defined in
QSO.CTL cannot be located in QSOEXTRN.CTL.
%1 - the name of the conference (TBBSNAME field from QSO.CTL)
This field replaces the TO: and FROM: name for messages sent
to users in an anonymous conference.
This message is the prompt to set the maximum size of any
enclosed file which will be autmatically downloaded.
%1 - current limit setting
This message is given if a syntax error is found scanning
the external conference definition file QSOEXTRN.CTL.
This message is given if an external conference name which
is referenced in QSO.CTL is not located in QSOEXTRN.CTL.
%1 - the PCBoard conference name not found in QSOEXTRN.CTL
DOS Error: Invalid Error Code
This error is reported when DOS gives QSO an error code that
isn't listed here.
DOS Error: Invalid Function Number
DOS Error: File Not Found
%1 - Full File Specification which generated the error
DOS Error: Path Not Found
%1 - Full File Specification which generated the error
DOS Error: Too Many Open Files
DOS Error: Access Denied
DOS Error: Invalid Handle
DOS Error: Memory Control Blocks Destroyed
DOS Error: Insufficient Memory
DOS Error: Invalid Memory Block Address
DOS Error: Invalid Environment
DOS Error: Invalid Format
DOS Error: Invalid Access Code
DOS Error: Invalid Data
DOS Error: Menu File Too Large
DOS Error: Invalid Drive Was Specified
DOS Error: Attempt To Remove Current Directory
DOS Error: Not Same Device
DOS Error: No More Files
DOS Error: Disk Is Write-Protected
DOS Error: Unknown Unit
DOS Error: Drive Not Ready
DOS Error: Unknown Command
DOS Error: Data Error (CRC)
DOS Error: Bad Request Structure Length
DOS Error: Seek Error
DOS Error: Unknown Media Type
DOS Error: Sector Not Found
DOS Error: Printer Out of Paper
DOS Error: Write Fault
DOS Error: Read Fault
DOS Error: General Failure
DOS Error: Sharing Violation
DOS Error: Lock Violation
DOS Error: Wrong Disk
DOS Error: FCB Unavailable
DOS Error: Sharing Buffer Overflow
DOS Error: Write Error - Disk Full?
The REMOTE CONFIGURATION command to reset the last message
read pointers on a message board. Change is Risky!!
The REMOTE CONFIGURATION command to select a message
board. Change is Risky!!
The REMOTE CONFIGURATION command to deselect a message
board. Change is Risky!!
The REMOTE CONFIGURATION command to request an attached
file. Change is Risky!!
The keyword to SELECT message boards at the configuration
command line.
The keyword to DESELECT message boards at the configuration
command line.
The keyword to ask for help at command lines.
The keyword to exit the configuration or reset
command line.
The keyword to specify the highest message number in
configuration or reset commands.
The keyword to specify the lowest message number in
configuration or reset commands.
The keyword to select ALL message conferences on the
configuration or reset command lines.
The command keyword for the RESET message pointers
command on the configuration command line.
Internal keys used for the Main menu. MUST BE ENTERED
IN UPPER CASE ONLY! Prompts are located in the files
QSOMAIN.ANS and QSOMAIN.TXT.
Key Meaning
------- -------
1 Configure QSO
2 Download Messages
3 Upload Replies
4 Keyword File Upload
5 Goodbye (immediate logoff)
6 Quit to TBBS
7 Your messages only
8 Upload message pointer file
Internal keys used for the configuration menu. MUST BE
BE ENTERED IN UPPER CASE ONLY! Prompts located in the
file QSOCFG.ANS and QSOCFG.TXT.
Key Meaning
------- -------
1 Conference Select Keys 6-18 must be the
2 Service Select digits 0-9 in order!!
3 Reset Msg Pointers
4 Option Toggle
5 Limit Set
6 Protocol Set
7 Quit to Main Menu
The 1st letter is the key for "Y"es,
the 2nd letter is the key for "N"o,
MUST BE ENTERED IN UPPER CASE!
The single letter for the "S" to stop key.
MUST BE ENTERED IN UPPER CASE!
The single letter for the "P" to pause key.
MUST BE ENTERED IN UPPER CASE!
This message is displayed when an attempt is made to
upload a .REP packet with messages that are older than
the messages in the last .REP packet the user uploaded.
This message is displayed when an attempt is made to
upload a .REP packet with messages that are older than
the number of days set by the sysop.
This message is displayed when an attempt is made to
upload a .REP packet with messages that are marked
private, but the conference is public only.
This message is displayed when a message pointer file
is not properly uploaded.
This message is displayed when message pointers have
been reset by uploading a message pointer file.
This message is displayed to ask the user to upload
a message pointer file for pointer resetting.
This message is displayed to ask the user to reset the
message pointers from a message pointer upload to before
or after the last upload.
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