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| Here is how to install it: | Here is how to install it: | ||
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| File structure: C: | File structure: C: | ||
| - | 1. Extract | + | 1. Download |
| - | 2. Edit the START.BAT with your favorite text editor. | + | 2. Extract the archive to C: |
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| + | 3. Edit the START.BAT with your favorite text editor. | ||
| Example: | Example: | ||
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| TW2002 TWNODE=%1 | TW2002 TWNODE=%1 | ||
| - | 3. Run INSTALL.BAT | + | 4. Run INSTALL.BAT |
| - | 4. Run BIGBANG.EXE to create your universe | + | 5. Run BIGBANG.EXE to create your universe |
| - | 5. Run TEDIT.EXE | + | 6. Run TEDIT.EXE |
| In TEDIT, go to (O) BBS Node Editor. This will allow you to configure baud rates, locked baud rates, COM ports, special port addresses (if needed) the dropfile type your BBS makes, and where to find it. | In TEDIT, go to (O) BBS Node Editor. This will allow you to configure baud rates, locked baud rates, COM ports, special port addresses (if needed) the dropfile type your BBS makes, and where to find it. | ||
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| If you run a multi-node BBS, set up EACH dial in/remote node. | If you run a multi-node BBS, set up EACH dial in/remote node. | ||
| - | 6. Have your BBS execute the TW.BAT. If you run just one node (A single line BBS), you need to have your BBS call TW.BAT 1. The 1 is the node number. | + | 7. Have your BBS execute the TW.BAT. If you run just one node (A single line BBS), you need to have your BBS call TW.BAT 1. The 1 is the node number. |
| If you have a multi-node BBS, use a node parameter (in ProBoard, it's *#) so your BBS will substitute the appropriate node number. | If you have a multi-node BBS, use a node parameter (in ProBoard, it's *#) so your BBS will substitute the appropriate node number. | ||
| - | In ProCFG, configure your door to run a Command Line such as this example, which will run TW.BAT and pass the system path and node number. Say for example, that your BBS software is ProBoard and your BBS directory structure is: | + | 8. In ProCFG, configure your door to run a Command Line such as this example, which will run TW.BAT and pass the system path and node number. Say for example, that your BBS software is ProBoard and your BBS directory structure is: |
| C:\PB (main BBS directory) | C:\PB (main BBS directory) | ||
| C: | C: | ||
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