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.1
Default GAP Directory and Board Name

  Default Directory
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  In this location, enter the path to your default GAP directory.

  In most cases this will be C:\GAP.  If you are running a multi-
  node system, enter the path to that nodes default directory such
  as C:\NODE2 etc.

  Board Name
  ~~~~~~~~~~
  Enter the name of your board as you wish it to appear in any
  references the door may use.  If you have a registered version
  of CallBack, this will be overridden by the information given
  when you registered.  You must still enter something in this
  location.


  @7[Help Index]
.2
Security Level Definitions

  Maximum Level
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Enter the maximum security level allowed to use the door.

  New Level
  ~~~~~~~~~
  This is the level you wish to assign to a user who has been
  successfully verified through CallBack.  

  NOCALL.DAT Level
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Security level to assign to users who attempt to use a number
  that you have defined as bad by entering it in NOCALL.DAT.

  Long Distance Caller Level
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Level to assign long distance caller when you have the door set
  up to @3[disallow long distance] calls.

  @7[Help Index]
.3
Do's and Don'ts

  Stay After Verify
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  This selection allow you to decide what to do with a caller
  after he successfully verified.  If toggled to "Yes", users
  will be dropped back to the main board and allowed to continue
  at their new level.  Long Distance or Zone callers are ALWAYS
  forced to callback to continue.

  Do Long Distance Callbacks and Do Zone Callbacks
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Setting either of these entries to "Yes" will allow the door to
  call back and attempt to verify users who have been determined
  to be at a Long Distance or Zone charged call number.  If you
  have the bucks, now you have the opportunity.  

  
  
  Use spacebar (or mouse) to toggle "Yes" or "No"

  @7[Help Index]
.4
Modem Settings Part 1

  Seconds to Wait For Connect
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Normally this entry should be set to 3 or 5.  If you experience
  problems making connections with users, you may need to increase
  this value.  Increase in increments of 1 until the problem goes
  away.

  Number of Call Back Attempts
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Enter the amount of tries you wish to make when calling back a
  user. A good value for this field would be 3.  This gives a user
  the opportunity to make a mistake or two or perhaps receive an
  unexpected incoming call.






  @7[Help Index]
.5
Modem Settings Part 2

  Local Area Code
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Enter the area code for your board.  This is used to determine
  whether a call is either a Zone or Long Distance call.

  Modem Dial String
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Enter the command your modem expects when you wish to dial out.
  In most cases, with Hayes compatible modems, this will be the
  command "ATDT".  Some modems are slower than others so you may
  find that you need to add a few pauses at the end so CallBack
  doesn't throw the phone number at the modem befoer it is ready
  to take it.  In this case, try using "ATDT~~~".  Add more tilde
  characters (~) for a longer pause.





  @7[Help Index]
.6
Config Name and Multi-Nodes

  Config Name
  ~~~~~~~~~~~
  Enter the name you wish to assign to this config file.  CallBack
  will always look for a file named CALBACK.CNF unless a different
  name is specified on the command line.  If you are running multiple
  nodes you may want to enter something like CALBACKx.CNF, where
  "x" would be the node number such as 1,2,3 etc.

  CBConfig will create the new configuration file in the current
  directory.  You may abort a save by pressing ESCAPE.

  Configure Another Node
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Select "Yes" if you wish to create another config file.  Pressing
  the spacebar (or clicking with a mouse) toggles the "Yes" or "No"
  Choosing "No" exits CBConfig.



  @7[Help Index]

.7
Help Index

  List of available help topics:

  @1[Default Directory and BBS Name ]
  @2[Security Level Definitions     ]
  @3[Do's and Don'ts                ]
  @4[Modem Settings Part 1          ]
  @5[Modem Settings Part 2          ]
  @6[Config Name and Multi-Nodes    ]

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