This is the T-Mail Manager.
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Ver. 0.03

No warranties, either express or implied, are made by the author with 
respect to the software or its fitness for a particular purpose. The 
author accepts no responsibility for any loss that may result from the 
use or inability to use this software.

TML_MAN is a grogram that will allow you to check and manipulate the
data structures used by T-Mail (by Ben Van Bokkem).

TML_MAN need's a file called TML_MAN.CFG. This file controlls what TML_MAN
will do for you. All keywords in TML_MAN.CFG are not case sensitiv.

There are some keywords that have to be properly configured:

	TmailPath <path>

This is the path to your main BBS folder, where TMAIL.DAT and TMAIL.PTR are.
Please backup all TMAIL.* files befor TML_MAN ist started.

	AreasPath <path>

This is the Path to your AREAS.BBS file

All following keywords are optional. These keywords trigger functions or
change names and options.

	LogFile <path\name>

This is the path and name of the log. All output and information is written
into this file.

	Info

Print information from TMAIL.DAT. This action can also be started by the
commandline option -I.

	CrossCheck

Check TMAIL.DAT against AREAS.BBS (and vice versa) for missing areas
or wrong path names. Also by commandline with -C.

	AutoAdd <group>[group][group]...

Add all areas from the specified group to TMAIL.DAT. Areas ar only added if:
1. Crosscheck is performed, 2. if data matches with <group> specified in
the 'Sig' command (see below), 3. and 'SaveData' (or -S) is set.

	Exclude <group>[group][group]...

Exclude groups from being added. This is not needed.

	Access <level>

Default access level for all new added areas.

	Description <text>

Default description for all new added areas.

	Flag <flag>

Default flag for all new addes areas.

	Sig <num> <name> <group> <level> <description>

<num> specifies the number of the Sig, starting with 0.
Parameters <level> and <description> are optional.
A '*' for <name> or <description> means that this will not be changed.
A '-1' for <level> means also that the sig level remains the same.
Only those sigs that are used for Autoadd or Sig's that will be
renamed must be specified with the SIG keyword.
This command is used for several purposes:
1. Change name, level, or description of the SIG.
2. Specify groups that should be added to this SIG by AutoAdd.

	SwapSigs <sig1> <sig2>

Exchange the two specified sigs. It is highly recommended not to mix
AutoAdd and SwapSigs in the same run of TML_MAN!
Only one 'SwapSigs' command is valid per config file.

	Address <flag> <4D-Address> <Outbound-Path>

This command manipulates the fido tech addresses used by T-Mail.
'Flag' has the following meaning:
+ for adding a new 'Address' and 'Outbound'
- for removing a 'Address'
c for change Outbound-Path of existing Address
Here is an example:
Address c 100:11/0.0 K:\bbs\io\outbound\
This changes outbound path for given address in TMAIL.DAT.

	SaveData

This command saves all manipulated data back to disk. This can also be
initiated by -S in the commandline of TML_MAN.

This is recommended: 1. Edit the config file, no SaveData command in it.
2. start TML_MAN with no commandline options.
3. check the log file for errors, if no errors:
4. start TML_MAN -S for saving the manipulated data.

Now that's it. 

Wolfgang Zweygart
B”blingen, 14.04.1994.