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program name . Lamer-kit                  requires . pcboard 15.21
version ...... 2.o                        language . ppl
author/coder . SleepWalker                compiler . pplc 3.10/2.00
cracker ...... n/a                        video .... ansi
packager ..... SleepWalker                audio .... PCspeaker for alarm
release date . 28. December 1996          rating ... ------*-- [7/9]

«detailed program information»

This is for those sysops that get lamers on their boards all the
time (who doesn't?). This rather simple PPE will let the sysop
blacklist, set alarm on of throw right off the lamer while he is
on the board, and the lamer won't notice anything! :)

When the sysop blacklist or something, the name of the calling
lamer will be put in a file. At logon another ppe will check this
file to see whether or not the person loggin on is in that file.
If so, the bastard will be thrown off! :) The PPE will also create
a log-file showing who has been blacklisted/set alarm on/thrown off,
and of course the date and time. This is called USERS.LOG, and it
might get very big after a while, so watch it carefully! :)

Since this PPE uses the Sprintln() function, which uses regular
ansi-codes for colours, it was impossible to include any colour
customization in the cfg-file. But, you'll probably just decompile
the whole thing and change it anyway, so I don't care. ;)

By the way, this is a small bugfix, the first version gave a rather
annoying errormessage about not finding the files i needed to, even
though it actually did! So that has been fix, and more people can use
it too, since I have compiled it with pplc 3.10 this time... those
are the only changes...
∙SleepWalker `96

«installation»

1. Put "!<yourpath> PR-LK20.PPE" in your keyboard macros somewhere.
You can also put the PPE in the macro-setup with parameters/tokens.
These are:

/BLACK    =  blacklist
/ALARM    =  set alarm on user
/GETOFF   =  throws the bastard off

You can use them like this in the macro-setup:
!c:\<yourpath>\pr-lk20.ppe /black

2. Then put "PR-LKLS.PPE" in your logon-script. This will check the
alarm/blacklist files for names, and throw off blacklisted lamers, and
sound the alarm if that is set.
It would be smart to put it first in your logon-script.

3. As for the configuration, that is very easy. There are not many
options, just take a look at the cfg-files, they are self-explanatory.
If you rename or delete the main cfg-file (PR-LK20.CFG), it is
created automatically when you start up the PPE.

«files in archive/needed»

pr-lk20.ppe ... ppe used to set the blacklisting/alarming
pr-lkls.ppe ... ppe used at logon to check for blacklisted lamers
pr-lk20.cfg ... the main configuration file
pr-lkls.cfg ... configuration for the ppe that is run at logon
alarm.lst ..... list of lamers that sets off an alarm at logon
black.lst ..... list of blacklisted lamers
psychic.nfo ... maybe you are reading it now..
file_id.diz ... description of archive

* if one of these files are missing, get a new archive from a pr site!

«greetings»

flux    -  hope you get that board of yours up and going soon... :)
wizard  -  pity about that 24h stuff...
sect    -  'bet the army is killing you... :))
virago  -  how good is 82 out of 100 really? :)

«contacting»

If you want to contact Psychic Release for some reason, mail us at

≤flux@countzero.bbs.no≥  (Flux)
≤slwalker@applause.no≥   (SleepWalker)

For *fast* reply you should use SleepWalker's address, since Flux'
address is at a BBS...

Oh, and visit our WWW-site at

http://www.applause.no/~slwalker/pr/

.∙°∙ written by SleepWalker.pr ∙°∙.
.∙°∙ design by Flux/pr ∙°∙.