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                        8 or 12.  I suggest using the same setting for all
                        your DOS and WINDOWS apps.

INT_DURING_IO           on

SIO_Allow_Access_COMx   Turn on the com port used by your modem for Waffle.
                        Turn the rest off.  Turn them all off in your CRON
                        window.

SIO_Idle_Sensitivity    Set low.  Mine is at 3.  Experiment for the best
                        for your system.

Other SIO settings      Experiment for the best for your system.  Read the
                        docs.

VIDEO_MODE_RESTRICTION  CGA.  Increases available memory for waffle, and
                        your CRON.
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Subject: waffle: Waffle and wwivedit
From: [e-mail]

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  From: [e-mail] (M. Hannibal Toal)
  Newsgroups: comp.bbs.waffle
  Subject: WWIVedit for Waffle FAQ (long)
  Message-ID: <[e-mail]>
  Date: 1 Aug 94 09:07:58 GMT

Hi there, I promised this information some time ao, I apologize for the
delay, but gee, I've been busy :)

Sorry it's so long, I wanted it to be complete... If anyone would like
further help or pointers let me know via email.

I heard there was a new version of WWIVedit? Want to send it to SimTel?

                                                        hannibal

cut here ---

    FAQ for implementing WWIVedit as an external editor for Waffle 1.65
 
This works for me. This is exactly how I have it configured right now. Your
mileage, however, may vary. Note the inclusion of directory and file listings,
you should have no problems setting it up and putting everything in its place.
 
The WWIVedit .DEF file and dirs included here are the ones I use to configure 
the editor for remote use by my users on my BBS, so it won't let users include
files, or drop to DOS or other silly things like that. For local applications,
consult the documentation for information on how to set your preferences.
 
I hope people find this information to be useful. Please let me know if there
is anything that can be included/further explicated/improved.
 
                                                        Hannibal
                                                        SYSTEM 0PERATOR
                                                        CLU 'Puternet BBS
                                                        515-232-7631
 
Output from "C:\>tree c:\waffle"

Directory PATH listing for Volume 'PUTERNET  
Volume Serial Number is 3A55-1CDC
C:\WAFFLE
+---ADMIN
+---BIN
+---DOCS
+---EXTERN
+---HELP
+---INFO
+---MENUS
+---SYSTEM
+---TEXT
+---UUCP
+---VOTE
+---WORDS
+---WWIVEDIT
    +---CONFIG
    +---DICT
    +---DOC
 
Note this is exactly the same as suggested in the docs, with the
exception that WWIVedit is under the WAFFLE directory, not the WWIV
directory.

 
Contents of C:\waffle\extern\_editors: (unwrapped; 4 lines of text)

fsed /access=0 /slash /screen /command="c:\waffle\bin\fsed.exe -h21 +c:\waffle\bin\wordstar.cfg +c:\waffle\bin\vt100.cfg %i"
wwiv /access=0 /screen /command="c:\waffle\wwivedit\wwivedit.exe %i 80 24 100 -key:default -set:default"
ted /access=9 /screen /local /command="c:\util\ted.com %i"
wwivedit /access=9 /screen /local /command="c:\waffle\wwivedit\wwivedit.exe %i 80 24 100 -key:local -set:local"
 
[wrapped here for the FAQ for those with 80-column problems]

  fsed /access=0 /slash /screen /command="c:\waffle\bin\fsed.exe -h21
    +c:\waffle\bin\wordstar.cfg +c:\waffle\bin\vt100.cfg %i"

  wwiv /access=0 /screen /command="c:\waffle\wwivedit\wwivedit.exe %i 80
    24 100 -key:default -set:default"

  ted /access=9 /screen /local /command="c:\util\ted.com %i"

  wwivedit /access=9 /screen /local
    /command="c:\waffle\wwivedit\wwivedit.exe %i 80 24 100 -key:local
    -set:local"
 
Contents of C:\waffle\wwivedit\config\default.def

; this is the default configuration for remote users.
; I have a local.def for use on the console, with appropriate settings.
; You can figure out default.key for yourself, just be sure to wipe
; out definitions for include file and shell, leave their definitions
; "empty"
;                                                        hannibal
;
; The default settings -- These work for WWIV 4.21a & WWIV 4.22
; See CONFIG.DOC for a complete description
LOCAL:         [N] Whether this is a local definition
SETUP:         [0] 0=None, 1=CHAIN.TXT, 2=EDITOR.INF (WWIV 4.21a)
RESULT:        [0] 0=None, 1=RESULT.ED, 2=FEDIT.INF (WWIV 4.21a)
REPLY:         [0] 0 = Never Ask User
                   1 = Ask User if E-Mail and user wants to be asked
                   2 = Ask User if user wants to be asked
TAG:           [1] Disable User Tag Lines (if 1 or Y)
BBSTAG:        [N] Disable BBS Tag (if 1 or Y)
COLORS:      [0-7] Legal Color Range (See CONFIG.DOC for format)
MCI:            [] Characters treated as MCI chars as per Merlin's Mod
LINES:         [100,100,100,100,100,100,100,100,100,100,100] 
KEYBOARD:      [2] 0=XT, 1=AT, 2=Attempt to Auto-Detect
MONO:          [0] CGA/EGA/VGA, 1=MONO, 2=Auto-Detect first use, 3=Always Aut o
CHATKEY:        [] L=Left Shift, R=Right Shift, C=Control, A=Alt
                   LR=Both shifts, CA=Control-Alt, Etc
DOSKEY:         [] Same Format as ChatKey
DIVIDER:        [] Filename of the file that contains Tagline divider
NOTAG:          [] File that contains list of bases to exclude BBS tag from
NOPERSON:       [] File that contains list of bases to exclude User Tag From
WARNTIME:     [90] Number of seconds before user is beeped at (0=Never)
ABORTTIME:   [180] Number of seconds before message auto-aborts
ESCTICKS:    [350] Increase this if [A [B [C etc starts appearing remotely
WWIVEDITMACROS:[N] Whether or not WWIVEdit (MACROS.LCL) macros are allowed
QUOTER:        [0] 0 = None, 1=Goose's Quote 3.01 or greater, 2=WWIV 4.21a
PERSONALDICT:  [N] Whether or not personal dictionaries should be kept
COLORTITLE:    [N] Whether or not Color Changes are allowed in the title
MOUSE:         [N] Y=Allow Mouse Locally
DIRECTVIDEO:   [N] Must be set to 0/N for Remote use
SCROLL:        [N] Smooth Scrolling (won't work remotely);
BBSDISABLE:    [0] If Disable Taglines is set in boardedit, and this is 1,
                   then User taglines will still work.  If set to 2, user
                   taglines wont work, but bbs taglines will.
; The following shouldn't be modified unless you know what you are doing!
COMPORT:       [0] Set this to 0 for local and WWIV definitions
FOSSIL:        [0] 1=Use fossil driver if Comport > 0
BBS:           [4] 0=None, 1=WWIV (hannibal says note the 4 for waffle! RTFM)
 
DESCRIPTION: [The default key bindings for WWIVEdit]
ESCAPED_KEYS: [#27]
LOCALONLY: [0]
MINSL: [0]
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Subject: waffle: Waffle and kermit
From: [e-mail]

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  From: [e-mail] (Gordon Torrie)
  Newsgroups: comp.bbs.waffle
  Subject: Re: Is it possible to use MSKERMIT?
  Message-ID: <[e-mail]>
  Date: Tue, 02 Aug 94 21:20:14 -0400

Well I am using the real thing, MS-Kermit 3.12. I've posted this 
before but I guess it is time to do so again.

To begin--I am using MS-DOS 5.0 on an 80386, Waffle 1.65 and
MS-Kermit 3.12 at patch level 12.

The ~\WAFFLE\BIN\RUN.BAT file begins with this line:

SET KERMIT=ROLLBACK 0

This minimizes the amount of memory that MS-Kermit will use (by 
setting the amount of memory used for the display rollback buffer 
to zero).

The static file has the following: 

     device: 2
     speed:  38400
     driver: native

The /waffle/extern/_receive file has the following one-line entry
in it for Kermit (it is presented here in two lines)

K  /command="C:\KERMIT\K312\KERMIT def waf take C:\KERMIT\_WAFFLE.TAK,
DO WAF R %d %b %i"

The /waffle/extern/_send file has an almost identical line:

K  /command="C:\KERMIT\K312\KERMIT def waf take C:\KERMIT\_WAFFLE.TAK,
DO WAF S %d %b %i"

The Kermit script file, _WAFFLE.TAK, looks like this:

=====================================================================
; This is a Kermit script which will be used when the user wants
; Waffle to send or receive files and has selected the Kermit protocol.

; The first argument should be either the letter R or S.
;
;       R - Receive a file
;       S - Send a file

TAKE C:\KERMIT\K312\MSKERMIT.INI
SET PORT \%2
SET SPEED \%3
OUTPUT {MS-DOS Kermit: 3.12  25 Sept 1992 patch level 12\13\10}
SET ERRORLEVEL 1                  ; Indicate failure (in case we don't succeed)
IF EQUAL \%1 S GOTO SND
IF EQUAL \%1 R GOTO RCV
SET ERRORLEVEL 4                  ; Indicate failure
EXIT

:SND
SEND \%4
IF SUCCESS SET ERRORLEVEL 0       ; Indicate successful
EXIT                              ; and return to DOS

:RCV
RECEIVE
IF SUCCESS SET ERRORLEVEL 0       ; Indicate successful
EXIT                              ; and return to DOS
=====================================================================

With this I could send and receive files using Kermit or Zmodem
and found, as has already been pointed out, that one must tell
Waffle the exact name of the file to be sent or received if
Waffle is to report the file transfer as successful.
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Subject: waffle: Getting waffle files via mail-based archive servers
From: [e-mail]

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  From: [e-mail]
  Newsgroups: comp.bbs.waffle
  Subject: Monthly Posting: Waffle MBAS List v1.5
  Message-ID: <gate.775714098$[e-mail]>
  Date: Mon, 01 Aug 94 00:08:18 EDT
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Subject: waffle: Getting waffle files via anonymous uucp
From: [e-mail]

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  From: [e-mail]
  Newsgroups: comp.bbs.waffle
  Subject: Monthly Posting: AnonUUCP List v2.3
  Message-ID: <gate.775714097$[e-mail]>
  Date: Mon, 01 Aug 94 00:08:17 EDT
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Subject: waffle: Making waffle menu-driven
From: [e-mail]

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  From: [e-mail] (Jim Hart)
  Newsgroups: comp.bbs.waffle
  Subject: Putting a menu interface on Waffle
  Message-ID: <[e-mail]>
  Date: Fri, 22 Jul 1994 09:32:32 -0400

Here it is, for what it's worth.  :-)
====================

Q:  Is there any way for Waffle to have a menu-driven interface?  Is, how?
A:  Yes.  Here it is:  

**Disclaimer:  Tom recommends against using the command aliasing
capability extensively.  I don't know why.  Nevertheless, use of these
ideas is at your own risk.  It works on _my_ machine, with _my_ setup,
_so far_.  I make no claims of reliability beyond that.

Here are the steps I followed and text I used:

  1.  Make a file in the WORDS subdirectory, called MENU with these contents:


...1) Mail
...2) News
...q) Quit
...?) List of commands

   2.  Make two files in the EXTERN subdirectory named "1" and "2".  "1"
contains one line:

/waffle /command="mail" /then=menu

"2" contains one line:

/waffle /command=news

   3.  Make a file in the MENUS subdirectory, called NEWS, which
contains 9 lines, including a blank line at the top, and no RETURN at
the end of the last line:


1 Edit my newsgroup subscriptions
    (New users:  the first time, this will subscribe you to
     a default set of newsgroups)
2 Read New news messages
3 Read All news messages
q Quit

Choice? 

   4.  Now, make another file in the EXTERN directory, also called NEWS,
which contains:

1 /waffle /command=join /then=menu
2 /waffle /command="help scan" /then=newsn
3 /waffle /command="help scan" /then=newsr
q /waffle /command=menu

   5.  Make another file in the EXTERN directory, called NEWSN, containing:

/waffle /command=new /then=menu

   6.  Make another file in the EXTERN directory, called NEWSR, containing:

/waffle /command=read /then=menu

   7.  Now, you can either add an instruction to your welcome message like:

"To have a menu-driven interface, type the command MENU."

or, you can put a file called WAFFLE in each user's home directory which
contains the single line:

menu

or, you can do both.

This concept can be extended to make your menus as extensive as you
want.  The features which make this work are:

1.  in externs, you can call Waffle commands, not just external