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# SAMPLE SNEWS.RC file (version 1.91)
#
# This file replaces the PERSONAL.RC file used by UUPC/extended. You are
# perfectly free to use it instead.
#
# The first five variables can be found in UUPC.RC, which SNews reads
# as well. If you uncomment these in this file, they will override the
# ones set in UUPC.RC.
#
# They are included in this sample file PURELY as an example.
#
# WARNING: These can create an UNSTABLE system with outbound articles
# created by SNews. It is highly recommended they NOT be uncommented!
#
#
#NodeName=joe
#Domain=this.system.org
#MailServ=UpstreamSystem
#NewsDir=e:/uupc/news/incoming
#TempDir=g:
# REQUIRED VARIABLES
#
# MAILBOX is the variable for your account's name. It should be a
# one-word name. For instance, in the following example "account"
# is the Mailbox name.
# (account@machine.area.country)
#
# Change 'jsmith' to your userid
#
Mailbox=jsmith
#
# The NAME variable reflects your "real name". It can be set to a
# false name, or alias, but for purposes of net identification it
# is best set to your real name.
# Change 'John Smith' to your full name
#
Name=John Smith
#
# Directory containing your personal mail and configuration files,
# including your Signature file, outgoing mail, and mail saved with
# a "~/" prefix
#
Home=c:/uupc
# OPTIONAL VARIABLES
#
# Signature defines a file to be appended to all your outgoing
# mail. This file should, in general, include your name, E-mail
# address, and optionally your Snail Mail address and/or phone
# number. You must create this file yourself, otherwise comment
# out the following statement.
#
Signature=personal.sig
#
# ALIASES defines the UUPC mail compatible alias file. SNews now
# allows you to specify aliases defined within this file when
# using the "m" (mail article to someone) or "R" (reply to an
# address). For the purpose of SNews, this file need not exist,
# and this line may be commented out.
#
Aliases=c:/uupc/aliases.txt
#
# Editor for editing outgoing articles or mail.
# (e.g. for vi, it should be "vi %s", Q-edit: "q %s").
# Ensure that the editor is located within your DOS path,
# otherwise please include the exact location of the editor
# (e.g. "c:\dos\util\q %s" for Qedit).
#
Editor=vi %s
#
# Organization is basically a comment included in the mail header.
# It should reflect the name of your system, company or
# institution. It indicates to the reader "where" you're writing
# from.
#
#Organization= Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems, Earth, Solar System
#
# Replyto forces RFC-822 mailers to generate answers to the
# specified address. Automatic reply commands (including the
# UUPC/extended MAIL reply command) will respond to this address.
# This variable should reflect a valid return email address for
# your system. It should be uncommented if replies to your normal
# address do not work.
#
#Replyto=nobody@dummy.address.com
#
# HotPipe specifies a program through which the text of an article
# is sent when the F4 key is hit. The intent is to make decoding
# of specially-formatted articles (like MIME or uuencoded binaries)
# easy.
#
#HotPipe=uudecode -i
#
# Extract articles to this file name. Normally when the 'w' command
# is used, articles are saved in a file called 'extract.nws' in the
# current directory. Here, you can select a permanent directory and
# alternate file name.
#
#Extract=~/extract.mbo
#
# These new colour variables define the LOOK of your system, and
# allow people on monochrome systems to define the screen output
# differently from colour-screen users.
#
# colorhelpf=<col> - Help screen foreground
# colorhelpb=<col> - Help screen background
# colortextf=<col> - Text window foreground
# colortextb=<col> - Text window background
# colorheadb=<col> - Screen header background
# colorheadf=<col> - Screen header foreground
# colormsgb=<col> - Message line (bottom) background
# colormsgf=<col> - Message line foreground
#
# <col> can be of the following colours:
#
# whi - grey note: the shortened names do not have
# bla - black to be used - only the first 3
# blu - blue letters of the colour are checked.
# gre - green
# red - red
# mag - magenta
# cya - cyan
# yel - yellow
#
# add "+" to the end of these and you will get the high intensity
# version of the same colour. eg: whi+ = white cya+ = light cyan
# and so on. Fiddle around with it till you get the colours you want.
#
colorhelpf=whi+
#colorhelpb=gre
colortextf=whi+
#colortextb=bla
colorheadb=blu
colorheadf=whi
colormsgb=blu
colormsgf=whi
# The above example gives you white news article text on a black
# background. The help screen foreground is white. The screen
# header is grey on blue, as is the msg line at the bottom of the
# screen.
#
# END OF SAMPLE SNEWS.RC FILE