ITEM 1, 5
     Enter the bbs NODE directory path.  This is the directory where the
     batch file to start the bbs is located (normally "SR.BAT" for
     FeatherNet BBS or "BOARD.BAT" for PCBoard BBS).

     Example Directory: C:\FNET
ITEM 2, 11
     Enter a "WORK" directory for UlTester.   This MUST be a unique
     directory which is use by no other program.  The files UlTester
     places in this WORK directory are routinely deleted.  It MUST NOT be
     the work directory for FeatherNet BBS.

     The WORK directory MUST be at least 5 characters in length and MUST
     be in the format "C:\WORKDIR".

     If Running more than one node EACH node must have a separate WORK
     directory.
        SAMPLE Work Directory: C:\ULT\WORK
ITEM 3, 5
     Enter a "HOLD" directory for UlTester to move non-virus infected
     files into which have been rejected for one reason or another.
     This may be the same as a bbs holding directory.

     Example Hold Directory: C:\HOLD
ITEM 4, 6
     Enter a "HOLD" directory for UlTester to move files into which
     have been determined to contain a virus by the scan utility.
     This directory should NOT be the same as the HOLD directory for other
     rejected files.

     Example Virus Hold Directory: C:\VIRHOLD
ITEM 5, 6
     Enter the DOS path where the files PKZIP.EXE and PKUNZIP.EXE are
     located.  Enter ONLY THE PATH and NOT the complete path and name
     of the files.   ---- --- ----

     For example if the files are located in your C:\ARCH directory
     you should enter: C:\ARCH\
ITEM 6, 9
     Enter a "Y" if you will accept files uploaded which are compressed
     with PKZIP.EXE or an "N" if you do not want to accept these files.

     All PKZIP archive files will be tested and scanned prior to being
     moved to the appropriate HOLD directory if you do not desire to accept
     files of this archive format.

     Note that self - extracting PKZIP archives which have the ".EXE" file
     extension are also tested and scanned.
ITEM 7, 6
     Enter the DOS path where the file LHA.EXE is located.
     Enter ONLY THE PATH and NOT the complete path and name of the file.
           ---- --- ----

     For example if the file is located in your C:\ARCH directory
     you should enter: C:\ARCH\
ITEM 8, 9
     Enter a "Y" if you will accept files uploaded which are compressed
     with LHA.EXE or an "N" if you do not want to accept these files.

     All LHA archive files will be tested and scanned prior to being
     moved to the appropriate HOLD directory if you do not desire to accept
     files of this archive format.

     Note that self - extracting LHA archives which have the ".EXE" file
     extension are also tested and scanned.
ITEM 9, 6
     Enter the DOS path where the file ARJ.EXE is located.
     Enter ONLY THE PATH and NOT the complete path and name of the file.
           ---- --- ----

     For example if the file is located in your C:\ARCH directory
     you should enter: C:\ARCH\
ITEM 10, 9
     Enter a "Y" if you will accept files uploaded which are compressed
     with ARJ.EXE or an "N" if you do not want to accept these files.

     All ARJ archive files will be tested and scanned prior to being
     moved to the appropriate HOLD directory if you do not desire to accept
     files of this archive format.

     Note that self - extracting ARJ archives which have the ".EXE" file
     extension are also tested and scanned.
ITEM 11, 9
     Enter the path and name of your GifTest file (Normally 'GIFTEST.EXE').
     You MUST enter the COMPLETE PATH AND NAME of the GifTest program.
                        -------- ---- --- ----

     Leave this line blank if you do not desire to test GIF uploads.

     For example if the file is located in your C:\GIFTST directory and
     the file name for the GIF tester is "GIFTEST.EXE" you should
     enter: C:\GIFTST\GIFTEST.EXE
ITEM 12, 7
     Enter a "Y" if you will accept GIF uploads.

     All GIF files will be tested prior to being moved to the
     appropriate HOLD directory if you do not desire to accept GIF files.

     Note that the GifTest program must return a DOS ERRORLEVEL if a GIF
     file is corrupt.
ITEM 13, 11
     Enter the command line parameters to use with your GifTest program.
     This allows you to take advantage of the GifTest program's features.
     You may leave this line blank if you have no special command - line
     parameters for the GifTest program.
     EXAMPLE: /L:C:\FNET\GIFLOG

     The "/L:C:\FNET\GIFLOG" tells GIFTEST to write a log file called
     "giflog" to the "C:\FNET" directory.  ULTester will add the
     resolution from "GIFLOG" to the file description.  Note that you MUST
     have a file named "GIFLOG"  in the bbs NODE directory if you want the
     GIF resolution added to the file description.
ITEM 14, 10
     Enter the path and name of your TDCHECK file (Normally 'TDCHECK.EXE').
     You MUST enter the COMPLETE PATH AND NAME of the TDCHECK program.
                        -------- ---- --- ----

     Leave this line blank if you do not desire to test uploads of files
     created using the TELEDISK program.

     For example if the file is located in your C:\TELE directory and
     the file name for the TELEDISK'd file tester is "TDCHECK.EXE" you
     should enter: C:\TELE\TDCHECK.EXE
ITEM 15, 4
     Enter a "Y" if you will accept TELEDISK Uploads (.TD0)

     All .TD0 files will be tested moved to the appropriate HOLD
     directory if you do not desire to accept these files.
ITEM 16, 9
     Enter the COMPLETE PATH AND NAME of your VIRUS SCAN Utility.
               -------- ---- --- ----

     It doesn't matter which scan utility you use but McAfee's SCAN.EXE
     is recommended.

     For example if the file is located in your C:\VSCAN directory and
     the file name of the scan utility is "SCAN.EXE" you should
     enter: C:\VSCAN\SCAN.EXE
ITEM 17, 6
     Enter the command line parameters to use with your Virus Scan program.
     You may leave this line blank if you have no special command - line
     parameters.

     If using SCAN.EXE by McAfee this parameter is ignored and Ultester
     uses its own command line.
ITEM 18, 12
     Enter a "Y" if you want to swap UlTester to EMS, XMS or DISK when
     performing file testing.  UlTester uses about 40k of ram itself
     and some archive utilities use almost 300k of ram when in the
     archive mode.  If your memory situation is critical and you have
     enough EMS or XMS available it is recommended you DO SWAP UlTester
     out when testing uploads.

     IF you do not have EMS or XMS you can swap to disk.  It will ONLY
     take a couple seconds for UlTester to be swappped to disk when testing
     archives.  The exact SWAP method used is determined by UlTester.

     Enter a "Y" to enable swapping or an "N" to disable swapping.
ITEM 19, 8
     Enter the OLDEST file date you will accept.  All files within an
     uploaded archive are examined for the date stamp and if ANY file
     has a date stamp OLDER than the date you enter the upload will be
     rejected and moved to the holding directory.  These files WILL be
     scanned prior to being moved.

     Enter the date in YYYYMM format.  An example is : 198906
     In this example all files OLDER than June, 1989 will be rejected.
ITEM 20, 5
     Enter the MAXIMUM percentage of files in an archive you will accept
     which are OLDER than the oldest file you allow.  For example if 199001
     (January 1990) is your old age limit and an archive has 20 files in it
     and you allow 20% of them to exceed the old age restraints then no more
     than 4 files in the archive can be older than 199001.
ITEM 21, 9
     Enter a "Y" to accept files other than the archive formats supported.

     If you answer "Y" to the above question files which are not of the
     archive formats supported (ARJ, GIF, LHA, TD0 or ZIP ) would be Passed 
     and Scanned only.  This will allow any file extension to be uploaded
     to your bbs.

     Enter an "N" to restrict uploads to the archive formats you have
     chosen earlier in the configuration.
ITEM 22, 11
     Enter the path and name of a file you desire to ADD to all uploaded
     archives.  This may be an Advertisement for your bbs or any file you
     desire for that matter.

     Enter the COMPLETE PATH AND NAME of the file to add to the archive.
               -------- ---- --- ----

     Leave this line blank if no file is to be added to newly uploaded
     archives.

     Example: C:\BBSAD\MYBBS.TXT
ITEM 23, 12
     Enter the path and name of a text file which contains the names of
     files you wish to be deleted from any archives uploaded to your
     system.  There must be only one name per line and they SHOULD be
     entered in UPPER CASE.  This is convenient for deleting unwanted
     bbs advertisements and other "nuisance" files.

     Enter the COMPLETE PATH AND NAME of the file.

     Leave this line blank if no files are to be deleted from newly
     uploaded archives.

     Example: C:\ULT\DELFILES.TXT
ITEM 24, 8
     Enter the path and name of a text file which is to receive the
     names of files which are rejected by Ultester for one reason or
     another.  This file will receive the descriptions in the same
     format as the bbs DIRxx files

     Enter the COMPLETE PATH AND NAME of the file.

     Example: C:\ULT\HOLDESC.TXT
ITEM 25, 6
     Enter the serial port address to use.  If you will be using the
     'STANDARD' Port Address for COM Port 1 or 2 then you
     can skip this question.

     Examples: &h3F8
               &h2F8
ITEM 26, 11
     Enter the IRQ number to use.  If you will be using the
     'STANDARD' IRQ for COM Port 1 or 2 then you can skip this
     question.  Example: 4   (for COM Port #1)

     You can use any IRQ numbered 1 thru 7 on XT class machines and IRQ
     numbers 1 thru 15 on AT and above class machines provided the irq
     is not SHARED by another device.  Each serial port MUST use a
     unique IRQ.

     Note that a cold boot is imminent if you specify an IRQ number which
     cannot be used.
