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Anubis | Steve Winn | System Taglines? |
March 19, 2007 7:52 AM |
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> Create a file in your \VA\TXT directory called TAGLINE.x where x is a number > from 0 to 89. In this file, put the tagline you want to appear at the bottom > the message. In VConfig, select the database and in the field asking for the > tagline, enter the number of the tagline to use for that database. You can ha > 90 taglines that way. > > Taglines 90-99 are reserved for random taglines. I never can remember how thi > works since I haven't ever used it. I have a doc somewhere on it or one of th > other sysops can probably tell you how it works. Actually there is probably a > message post in here on it. > > For email, you can create EMAIL.TAG in the TXT directory, and all email will > have the tagline. Excellent, I'll try it out later today! > Anyway as you probably know, taglines are best at 3 lines or under and avoid > heart colors or ANSI on FIDOnet or other networks in which they will be readi > it in pure ASCII. Heart codes on VirtualNET are fine. Yeah, I've noticed several minor flame wars in various message networks over peoples' use of ANSIed tags; I'll be keeping that behavior to a minimum. Thanks again Steve! Larry -- [AT2k] -- Your VBBS/VADV Support Center -- [www.at2k.org] -- [bbs.at2k.org] |
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