Category : BASIC Source Code
Archive : IDOOR20.ZIP
Filename : GENINFO.ANS
Output of file : GENINFO.ANS contained in archive : IDOOR20.ZIP
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[1;34;44m³ [37mINSTA-DOOR [TEXT] Demo v2.0 [0;30;44m³[40m
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[1;34;44m³ [0;44mThis library is for the BASIC programmer who wants to make fast and [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [0;44mflexible door programs without the hassle of writing routines having [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [0;44mnothing to do with the DOOR program you want to make, such as BBS [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [0;44mINTERFACES, COMM ROUTINES, TERMINAL DRIVERS, etc. Here are some of the [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [0;44mthings we have done for you to make the programming easier: [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [0;30;44m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [37m1. [0;44mWe automatically take care of interfacing the door with the BBS. [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [37m2. [0;44mDialog boxes that scroll (can be used as a simple menu) are provided.[30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [37m3. [0;44mGet and Restore parts of the screen, LOCALLY as well as REMOTELY. [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [37m4. [0;44mAn internal ANSI/AVATAR 0,0+ driver is built into the library. [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [0;44mNo need to rely on ANSI.SYS. [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [37m5. [0;44mA status bar appears at the bottom of the screen at all times. [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [37m6. [0;44mSplit Screen Chat is avaliable for the sysop that is using the door. [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [37m7. [0;44mMany very flexible routines to be used in your door program, some of [30m³[40m
[1;34;44m³ [0;44mwhich are demonstrated in this demo. [30m³[40m
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Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!
This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.
But one thing that puzzles me is the “mtswslnkmcjklsdlsbdmMICROSOFT” string. There is an article about it here. It is definitely worth a read: http://www.os2museum.com/wp/mtswslnk/