;USRSTATS V2.34 CONFIGURATION FILE, ANYTHING AFTER ; IS A COMMENT
;
;          FOR MAXIMUM SPEED, REMOVE ALL COMMENT LINES
;
;This is a SAMPLE config file.  After you have made any changes for 
;your desired setup, you MUST copy or rename this file to USRSTATS.CFG
;
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MESSAGE_SECURITY=0

;Minimum security level to allow user to capture the report in a message.
;Users with security LESS THAN THIS NUMBER will not be allowed to capture
;the reports to a message.  Valid range is 0 - 255, corresponding to the
;security levels defined in PCBoard.  A value of 256 will prevent ANYONE,
;even the Sysop, from capturing to a message.  Default is 0.

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RETRAIN_SECURITY=0

;Minimum security level to allow user to force a modem re-train. Users
;with security LESS THAN THIS NUMBER will not be allowed to force a
;a retrain.  Valid range is 0 - 255, corresponding to the security levels
;defined in PCBoard.  A value of 256 will prevent ANYONE, even the 
;Sysop, from using the retrain option.  Default is 0.

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INCLUDE_SETTINGS=N

;If set to Y, then the report will include the current modem settings.
;If set to N, the settings will not be shown.  Default is N.

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FORCE_MESSAGES_PRIVATE=N

;If set to Y, then all captured report messages will be marked as
;'Receiver-only' in the PCBoard message base.  This will prevent cluttering
;up the message bases on very active systems.   If set to N, all messages
;will be marked as 'Public' in the message base, so that anyone can view
;them, although the user does still have the option of making the message
;private at run-time.  Default is N.

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FORCE_MESSAGES_MAIN=N

;If set to Y, then all captured report messages will be forced into the
;Main Board (conference 0) message base.  If set to N, all messages
;will be posted in whatever conference the user was in when the program
;was run.  Default is N.

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FORCE_MESSAGE_ADDRESS=N

;If set to Y, then all captured report messages will be addressed to the
;name defined in the FORCED_ADDRESS field of this config file. If set
;to N, all messages will be addressed to the user.  Default is N.

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FORCED_ADDRESS=SYSOP

;This is the user name to address messages to when the FORCE_MESSAGE_ADDRESS
;option is set to Y.  This field is ignored when FORCE_MESSAGE_ADDRESS=N.
;Default is SYSOP.

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NODE_LOCKOUT=256

;This is a list of node numbers that you do NOT want the program to run on.
;For example, if you wanted to prevent the program from being used on nodes
;3, 8, and 10, you would enter NODE_LOCKOUT=3 8 10
;Setting this option to 256 will allow operation on all nodes, and that is
;the Default value.

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MODEM_DELAY=4

;This is the number of clock ticks to pause between issuing modem commands
;inside the program.   There are 18.2 ticks per second.   Valid range is
;1 - 36, default is 4.  Lowering this value may speed operation of the
;program, but may result in glitches or missing information.  If you are
;running a slower system, or have trouble with information missing from
;the display, you may try increasing this value to a maximum of 36.

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;END OF CONFIG FILE
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