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From: jim@mmsac.UUCP (Jim Lips Earl)
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: Re: Curiousity
Message-ID: <2919@mmsac.UUCP>
Date: 24 Dec 89 00:35:47 GMT
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In-reply-to: umrose05@ccu.umanitoba.ca's message of 23 Dec 89 16:46:24 GMT

Since I already have Citadel ported to my model 4, I'll I'd have to do
is send you the run-time code.  All you'd have to do is run it, and
you'd be off.  You would be off and running in about half an hour.
Citadel comes with built-in help files, and a program called CONFIGUR
that creates all the files that Citadel needs to run.  You run it once
when you first setup Citadel (first, you edit a textfile called
ctdlcnfg.sys that has info in it like your sysop password, how many k
to use for the msg base, whether or not you have a clock, etc.)  It in
turn, creates a file called ctdltabl.sys, that Citadel reads in to
memory when you run it.  Citadel is a room-based system, that needs
hardly any mantenence.  The msg base "auto wraps" over itself, so old
msgs scroll off the system by themselves.  Do you want to try it?
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