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This function will allow you  to save the  configuration file and exit
MATSCFG.

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This function will completely erase and  reset your MATS database.
All tracking information  will be  lost!!!!
It is to be used  if  you  want  to reset MATS  and  start over.
The configuration information edited with MATSCFG  will NOT be  erased
and you will have to edit the information only if you need to.

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This function will let you edit your BBS's  Name which is displayed in
various bulletins and used to verify your registration key. The string
is NOT case sensitive and is automatically capitalized.

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This  function allows  you to  edit  your  name which is  displayed in 
various  bulletins and  used to  verify  your  registration  key.  The 
string is NOT case sensitive.

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This function will allow you to tell MATSCFG  how many  lines your BBS
has.   This information must be entered before  you  edit the path\log
names for each BBS line.  The total  number of lines is 4 Unregistered
and 32 Registered.    Special  versions can be made with over 32 lines
upon request with no extra cost.

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This function will allow you to tell MATSCFG the name and path of each
lines filename.    It is very important that you enter the proper line
number  in  each  position  and  that you do not consolidate the lines 
into one master log file. MATSCFG will beep and warn you that it can't
locate the specified log if it does not exist,  but it will still save
your entry in case there is no log created as of yet. Always make sure
you  have  MATS look in the proper place for the log or you will never
get any information.

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This option lets you tell MATSCFG what type of mail log to be  scanned.
Simply answer the question and MATS will take care of the rest.

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Allows you to tell MATS what to do with your log after scanning.

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This will allow  you to specify what prefix to use when  MATS archives
the  logs.  In XXXXXnnn.ZIP  you can define what XXXXX is where nnn is
the current line number.  If you do not specify a prefix only the line
number will be used.

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