This is the description of the structure of the GAMES.INI file

Here is an example record:

[X]
Access=10
Command="C:\BBS\DOORS\LORD\START.BAT *N"
Description="Legend Of the Red Dragon"
DropFile=2

The single character in brackets is the hotkey the user has to press at
the main menu in order to start the door.  In our example, the hotkey
is X.

The Access= line specifies the minimum access level the user is required
to have in order to run the door.

The Command= line specifies the command to run to start the door.  There
are 5 "special" parameters which can be used to pass information about
the current user/connection.  They are:

    *D - The full path\filename to the dropfile
         IE: C:\BBS\NODE1\DORINFO1.DEF
    *H - The socket handle
    *I - The remote IP address
    *N - The node number
    *P - The full path to the dropfile without the filename
         IE: C:\BBS\NODE1\

The DropFile= line specifies which dropfile filename should be used
when parsing the *D in the Command= line (All 3 dropfiles are always
created, so this option has no effect on what files are created).
Valid options are:

    0 - DOOR32.SYS
    1 - DOOR.SYS
    2 - DORINFO1.DEF

When dropfile 1 or 2 is selected, the internal FOSSIL driver will
automatically be used to run the program, since they are traditionally
DOS dropfiles.  When dropfile 0 is selected, the command given on the
Command= line is executed directly.  So if you want to run a DOS
FOSSIL based program without the internal FOSSIL (maybe you want to
try NetFoss) then you need to specify a dropfile of 0 to make sure
that the internal FOSSIL is not used.