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#
# This !Config file is a valid but imaginary example
# of a !DialIt configuration file, with most interesting
# things from my real configuration file removed...
#
# The configuration file is read once only when !DialIt
# is started, which might either be by double-clicking on
# its icon, or by some execution command in your desktop
# boot file. Blank lines, or lines starting with '#',
# are ignored. Every other line must start with a command
# letter; examples of each of the valid commands are given
# below in this file: these may appear in any order, but
# note that the order of M and P commands will be reflected
# in the dialling menu.
#
#
# The 'D' Command is the dial prefix for your modem.
# Here, we have a Hayes-type modem and local exchange
# which can both cope with tone dialling.
#
D ATDT
#
# The 'A' Command indicates what you need to send your
# local BT exchange in order to tell it that you want to
# talk to Mercury. If you omit this (or comment it out)
# then !DialIt won't try and Mercury-route things.
#
# Note that this sequence must contain any delays or
# whatever to ensure that when the sequence ends:
# 1) the Mercury dial tone must be present
# 2) your modem must be in tone-dial mode
#
A 131,,
#
# The 'I' command is your Mercury PIN (10 digits). If you
# have signed up for the "cost centre" facility, you must
# add another two or three digits. As with 'A', if you
# miss this out, or comment it out with a '#', Mercury
# routing won't be attempted.
#
#I 1234512345
#
# Now follow some Modem and Phone commands to define the
# list of things to be dialled. Syntax is pretty obvious?
# Any phone number starting with '0' will be routed through
# Mercury, although this is not always strictly correct: if
# you have a local call with an STD code on it, !DialIt
# will use Mercury when it shouldn't, and it will cost
# you a smidgeon more than by BT. Next version...
#
M Arcade BBS, 081 654 2212
M Archive BBS, 0603 745932
M Noah BBS, 0272 572 322
P A. N. Human, 123 4567
P B. C. Human, 987 6543
M Cryton, 0458 47608
M CIX, 081 390 1244
P X. Y. Human, 081 123 1234
P Tim, 123
P Mercury Freephone, 0800 424 194