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This  function  allows  you  to  create a new  database  on  the first
installation  of  BATS. BATS  uses a  fixed size  fast lookup database 
which  requires  you to give an  approximation  on the total number of 
users BATS  should  expect  to  encounter.  If you  are a  new  system 
operator, enter in  the amount of users you expect to have. If you are 
an established system, the enter in your current number of users. BATS
will cushion this value sufficently to allow room to grow. The maximum
total number of users BATS will track is 20,000.

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

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This function will completely erase and  reset your BATS database. All
of  the user tracking information  will be  lost, and you will have to
re-create  a user  file  with  the Create Database option. It is to be 
used  if  you  want  to reset BATS  and  start over. The configuration
information edited with BATSCFG  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 BATSCFG  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 BATSCFG 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. BATSCFG 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  BATS look in the proper place for the log or you will never 
get any information.

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This option lets you tell BATSCFG what type of BBS log to be  scanned.
Simply answer the question and BATS will take care of the rest.

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

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This will allow  you to specify what prefix to use when  BATS 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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This  will  allow  you to  have BATS rename  the command line  used to 
execute  a door  to  a more readable phrase which you  can  understand 
better. Example of what you can do with this command is:

    C:\RA\DOORS\YAHTZEE\YAHTZEE.BAT   <-- Original
    Yahtzee                           <-- New!

To use this feature you just enter in a find string which matches that
doors execution command and replace it with a phrase of your choice up
to 20 chars in length.

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This will allow to have BATS ignore some doors which are automatically
executed at each call.    An  example  would be a modem status display
program or a message to next caller utility. An Example:

    C:\RA\DOORS\MTNC\MTNC.BAT         <-- Ignore this line

To  use this feature you just enter in a find string which matches that
doors execution command.

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This will allow you to have BATS  rename the  questionnaire name  to a 
more readable phrase which you could understand better.
Example of what you can do with this command is:

    NEWUSER                           <-- Original
    NewUserQues                       <-- New!

To use this feature you just enter in a find string which matches that
questionnaire  name  and replace it with a phrase of your choice up to 
to 20 chars in length.

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This will allow to have BATS ignore some questionnaires  which may  be
executed on an automatic basis each call.   

    UPDATE         <-- Ignore this Questionnaire

To use this feature you just enter in a find string which matches that
questionnaires name.


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This  will  allow  you  to  define the  security values  which will be 
assigned  to  Wildcat  security  names. In Wildcat security values are 
actually names which are more descriptive than the numbers assigned by 
other BBS's.   BATS needs to use numbers for compatibility reasons and 
this function will allow  you to enter the Wildcat Security string and 
assign a numerical value for it in the range of 1 - 64000. This is for 
BATS use only.
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