* This is the configuration file for CMPBBS.
* Lines that begin the asterik (*) are treated as comments and
* are ignored by CMPBBS.
*
* First specify the list of files you already have, that is,
* your master list.
*
/MasterList= MASTER.DIR
*
* You can specify the column position in which the file name begins
* in the MASTER.DIR.
*
/MasterStartCol= 1
*
* Next specify the lists of files to be compared to your master.
* If an entry is found that is not in your master, it will
* be counted as new and outputted to a list of new files.
* You can specify up to 200 files to be compared in a single
* run.
*
* Now specify the various lists of files.
*
*
*/AddList= TEMP0.DIR
/AddList= TEST1.DIR
*
* AFTER each AddList, you can optionally specify a single line,
* called a header, to be put at the top of the output list just
* before any of the new files. This can be an English
* explanation, such as "New Files from BBS XYZ". Or, when the
* output list is data to another program, it could be information
* for the next program. This example is set up to provide data
* for MAKEFIDX, where the list of new files is added to the Fast
* File Search for RBBS-PC. This tells the Fast File Search to
* execute macro DISK1.IMC when the files listed below it are
* requested on a download.
*
/Header= Directory of M! 1DISK.IMC
*
* AFTER each AddList, you can optionally specify the starting
* column for file names in the list. If you do not specify
* any for a particular list, it will be assumed to be column 1.
/DirStartCol= 1
*/AddList= TEMP1X.DIR
*
* You can and should specify all your lists in a single run. The
* new files found in previous lists (here TEST1.DIR) are added
* dynamically to the list of "old" files, so that a file here
* is counted as new if it is not in the original MASTER and not
* in the lists already processed (TEST1.DIR).
*
/AddList= TEST2.DIR
/Header= Directory of M! 2DISK.IMC
*/AddList= TEMP3.DIR
*
* Specify what file the list of new files are to be written
* to.
*
/OutFile= NEWLIST.DIR
*
* Finally, you can specify that the first three columns of the macro
* name be added starting at a particular column in the output,
* making the OutFile fixed length.
*
/OutCatAt= 74