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NEW WITH WC4
5 Nov 1994
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From: gaven.cohen@cool.alt.za (Gaven Cohen)
Newsgroups: alt.bbs.wildcat
Subject: NEW WITH WC4
Date: Sat, 5 Nov 1994 07:01:00 GMT
Message-ID: <941105181006200@cool.alt.za>
Organization: Cool BBS, South Africa <sysop@cool.iaccess.za>
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EP>1. Is there a better book I can purchase to help me understand how to
EP>set up the bbs.
I think I saw one once, but I do not remember any names or anything.
EP>2. The software come with some pre designed file areas. About five of
EP>them. I created some more by making a dir under xfers and I put some
EP>files in it. But when I sign on as a full user to test it out the new
EP>file areas are not listed. I did run WCfile and the files seem to add
EP>themselves but they don't show up when I sign on as a fill user or the
EP>sysop.
Go to the various security profiles and allow the access to these file
areas.
EP>3. When I sign on as a sysop and in the sysop menu there is a menu
EP>chose Drop to Dos. But it doesn't take me to DOS. I t doesn't do
EP>anything. I know when I place the computer in the church and when I
EP>call in as a sysop to do maintenance I'll need to go to DOS.
You must setup a 'dropdos.bat' file in your batch directory. To allow
remote users (i.e. yourself from home) to drop 2 dos, you'll need a
redirector. WildCat! comes with it's own (WCREDIR.EXE I think) but the
recommended choice by both many users and MSI is DOORWAY by Marshall
Dudley.
Cheers
Gaven
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