Category : Communication (modem) tools and utilities
Archive   : TM412-3.ZIP
Filename : TMFON.H

 
Output of file : TMFON.H contained in archive : TM412-3.ZIP
/* Date: 1 August 1992 */

/* Phone directory format in version 3.10, 4.00 and 4.11 */


#define DIAL_RECORD struct dial_records
#define MAX_FON_SIZE 1000
#define FON_LEN sizeof(DIAL_RECORD) /* 131 */
#define MEMO_LEN 30

DIAL_RECORD { /* number of records = file length / FON_LEN */
char name[30]; /* name of remote system */
char password[15]; /* user password */
char f1; /* filler (space) */
char script[8]; /* name script file */
char f2;
char log[8]; /* name of log file */
char f3;
char phone[20]; /* phone number */
char f4;
char para[9]; /* COM parameter e.g. 115200N81 */
char port; /* COM Port '1'-'8', '0' use default (in TM.CFG) */
char f5;
char total[5]; /* Total number of connection */
char f6[2];
char last[8]; /* Last log on date "MM-DD-YY" */
char f7;
char term; /* terminal (T)ty (A)nsi VT(5)2 VT(1)02 */
char connectTo; /* Connect to (C)omputer (M)odem */
char lineFeed; /* Add line feed (Y)es (N)o */
char carriageReturn; /* Add carriage return (Y)es (N)o */
char localEcho; /* Local echo (Y)es (N)o */
char wrap; /* Auto wrap (Y)es (N)o */
char destBs; /* Destructive backspace (Y)es (N)o */
char autoLog; /* Auto log session (Y)es (N)o */
char longDistance; /* Long distance (Y)es (N)o */
char stripHigh; /* Strip high bit (Y)es (N)o */
char tagSeparator; /* 0=space, 1=enter, 2=comma */
char guessInitial; /* Use initial guessing (Y)es (N)o */
char clearScreen; /* Clear the screen at log on (Y)es (N)o */
char reserved; /* reserved for future usage */
char prefix; /* Prefix '1'-'4' or '0' use 'Default' */
char suffix; /* Suffix '1'-'4' or '0' use 'Default' */
char protocol; /* Protocol XYZRBGSTMAC */
char crlf[2]; /* End of line CR and LF */
} *dial_record[MAX_FON_SIZE];

char *dial_memo[MAX_FON_SIZE];



  3 Responses to “Category : Communication (modem) tools and utilities
Archive   : TM412-3.ZIP
Filename : TMFON.H

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

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