ITEM 1, 6

                       ENTER THE SYSOP'S (YOUR) NAME
                      ───────────────────────────────
     This should be the name PCBULT is or will be registered. This must
     be the name you entered in the PCBOARD.DAT file as SysOp.

ITEM 2, 8

                     ENTER THE BBS NODE DIRECTORY PATH
                    ───────────────────────────────────
     This is the directory  where the  .BAT  file  to start the BBS  is
     located (normally "BOARD.BAT").

     Example Directory:  C:\PCB  or  C:\PCB\NODE3

ITEM 3, 13
                    ENTER A "WORK" DIRECTORY FOR PCBULT
                   ─────────────────────────────────────
     This MUST be a unique directory  which is use by no other program.
     The files  PCBULT places  in this  WORK  directory  are  routinely
     deleted. It MUST NOT be the work directory for PCBoard BBS!

     The WORK directory  "MUST"  be at least 5 characters in length and
     MUST be in the format "C:\WORKDIR".

     NOTE: If running more than one node EACH node MUST have a separate
           WORK directory.

     SAMPLE Work Directory:  C:\PCBULT\WORK  or  C:\PCBULT\WORK3
ITEM 4, 7

     ENTER THE HOLD DIRECTORY FOR REJECTED FILES THAT ARE "NOT" VIRUSED
    ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     This may be the same as a PCBoard's private uploads directory.

     Example Hold Directory:  C:\PCB\FILES\UPLPV

ITEM 5, 8

                 ENTER A "HOLD" DIRECTORY FOR VIRUSED FILES
                ────────────────────────────────────────────
     This directory should "NOT" be the same as the  HOLD directory for
     other rejected files.

     Example Virus Hold Directory:  C:\PCB\FILES\VIRUSED

ITEM 6, 7

       ENTER THE DOS PATH WHERE PKZIP.EXE AND PKUNZIP.EXE ARE LOCATED
      ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     Enter ONLY THE PATH and NOT the complete path and filename.

     Example archive directory path:  C:\PCBPATH\

ITEM 7, 12

      ENTER A "Y" IF YOU "WILL" ACCEPT FILES COMPRESSED WITH PKZIP.EXE
     ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     Enter an "N" if you do not want to accept these files.

     All PKZIP archived files will be tested and scanned prior to being
     moved  to the appropriate  HOLD  directory  if  you do not want to
     accept files of this archive format.

     NOTE: Self-extracting  PKZIP  archives  which have the  .EXE  file
           extensions are also tested and scanned.

ITEM 8, 7

            ENTER THE DOS PATH WHERE THE FILE LHA.EXE IS LOCATED
           ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     Enter ONLY THE PATH and NOT the complete path and filename.

     Example archive directory path:  C:\PCBPATH\

ITEM 9, 12

        ENTER A "Y" IF YOU WILL ACCEPT FILES COMPRESSED WITH LHA.EXE
       ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     Enter an "N" if you do not want to accept these files.

     All LHA archive files  will be tested  and  scanned prior to being
     moved  to the appropriate  HOLD  directory  if  you do not want to
     accept files of this archive format.

     NOTE: Self-extracting LHA archives which have the "EXE" extensions
           are also tested and scanned.

ITEM 10, 7

            ENTER THE DOS PATH WHERE THE FILE ARJ.EXE IS LOCATED
           ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     Enter ONLY THE PATH and NOT the complete path and name of the file.

     Example archive directory path:  C:\PCBPATH\

ITEM 11, 11

        ENTER A "Y" IF YOU WILL ACCEPT FILES COMPRESSED WITH ARJ.EXE
       ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     "N" if you do not want to accept these files.

     All ARJ archive files  will be tested  and  scanned prior to being
     moved  to the appropriate  HOLD  directory  if  you do not want to
     accept files of this archive format.

     Example archive directory path:  C:\PCBPATH\

ITEM 12, 9

             ENTER THE PATH AND FILENAME OF YOUR .GIF TEST FILE
            ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     You MUST enter the COMPLETE PATH AND NAME of the .GIF test program.

     NOTE: Leave this line blank if you do NOT want to test GIF uploads.

     Example:  C:\PCBPATH\GIFTEST.EXE

ITEM 13, 10

                 ENTER A "Y" IF YOU WILL ACCEPT GIF UPLOADS
                ────────────────────────────────────────────
     All ".GIF"  files  will be tested  prior to  being  moved  to  the
     appropriate "HOLD" directory  if you  do not  desire to accept GIF
     files.

     NOTE: Your .GIF test program must return a DOS ERRORLEVEL if a GIF
           file is corrupt.

ITEM 14, 8

    ENTER THE COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS TO USE WITH YOUR .GIF TEST PROGRAM
   ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     This allows you  to take advantage  of your  .GIF tester's  program
     features. Leave this line blank if you have no special command line

     NOTE: Check the PCBULT docs for more information on this option.

ITEM 15, 10

                ENTER THE PATH AND NAME OF YOUR TDCHECK FILE
               ──────────────────────────────────────────────
     You MUST enter the COMPLETE PATH AND NAME of the TDCHECK program!

     Leave this line blank if you do  NOT  want to test uploads created
     using the TELEDISK program.

     Example path and filename:  C:\PCBPATH\TDCHECK.EXE

ITEM 16, 6

           ENTER A "Y" IF YOU WILL ACCEPT TELEDISK UPLOADS (.TD0)
          ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     NOTE: All  .TD0  files will be tested and moved to the appropriate
           HOLD directory if you do not desire to accept these files.

ITEM 17, 8

      ENTER THE COMPLETE PATH AND FILENAME OF YOUR VIRUS SCAN UTILITY
     ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     It doesn't matter which scan utility you use as long as it is a
     quality virus detection scanning utility.

     Example scan path and filename:  C:\PCBPATH\SCAN.EXE

ITEM 18, 9

      ENTER THE COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS TO USE WITH YOUR VIRUS SCANNER
     ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     You may leave this line blank  if you have no special command line
     parameters.

     NOTE: If using  SCAN.EXE  by McAfee  this  parameter  is  ignored.
           PCBULT will then uses its own command line.

ITEM 19, 12

      ENTER A "Y" IF YOU WANT TO SWAP TO EMS, XMS OR DISK WHEN TESTING
     ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     PCBULT uses about 40k of ram.  Some archive utilities  use 300k of
     ram when in the archive mode. If your memory situation is critical
     and you have enough EMS or XMS available,  it is recommended  that
     you DO SWAP testing uploads.   IF you  do not have EMS or XMS, you
     can swap to disk which only takes a couple of seconds when testing
     archives.

     The exact SWAP method used is determined by PCBULT.

ITEM 20, 15

                 ENTER THE OLDEST FILE YOU WILL ACCEPT IN DAYS
                ───────────────────────────────────────────────
     All files  within an uploaded archive  are examined  for the  date
     stamp.  If ANY file has a date stamp OLDER than the number of days
     you enter the OVERAGE file count is incremented. If the percentage
     of OVERAGED files is greater  than the  number you  specify in the
     configuration  item  below, the  uploaded file is  rejected. These
     files  WILL  still be scanned for virus.   The  maximum  number of
     days allowed is 9999.

     Example entry:  180
     In this example, all files more than 180 days will be added to the
     OVERAGE count.

ITEM 21, 8

     ENTER THE MAXIMUM % OF OLDER FILES IN AN ARCHIVE YOU "WILL" ACCEPT
    ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     For example,  if 180 days is your old age  limit and the  uploaded
     archive has 20 files and you allow  20% of them to  exceed the old
     age restraints,  then no more than  4 files in the  archive can be
     older than 180 days.

ITEM 22, 11

     ENTER "Y" TO ACCEPT FILES OTHER THAN THE ARCHIVE FORMATS SUPPORTED
    ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     If you answer  "Y"  to the above question,  files which are not of
     the archive formats supported  (ARJ, GIF, LHA, TD0 or ZIP )  would
     be Passed and Scanned only.  This will allow any file extension to
     be uploaded to your BBS.

     Enter an  "N"  to restrict uploads to the archive formats you have
     chosen earlier in the configuration.

ITEM 23, 10

      ENTER THE PATH AND FILENAME OF A FILE YOU WANT TO ADD TO UPLOADS
     ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     This may be an Advertisement for your BBS  or any file  you desire
     for that matter.

     Leave this line blank if NO file is to be added to the new archive.

     Example: C:\PCBPATH\MYBBS.COM

ITEM 24, 13

     ENTER THE COMPLETE PATH AND FILENAME  OF A THE FILE WHICH CONTAINS
     THE NAMES  OF FILES  YOU WISH  TO BE "DELETED"  FROM  ANY ARCHIVES
     UPLOADED TO YOUR SYSTEM.
    ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     This MUST be a text file with only one name per line in UPPER CASE.
     This is  convenient  for  deleting  unwanted  BBS  ads  and  other
     "NUISANCE" files.

     Leave blank if no files are to be deleted.

     Example:  C:\PCBULT\BADFILES.LST

ITEM 25, 11

     ENTER THE  PATH AND FILENAME  OF THE FILE  WHICH IS TO RECEIVE THE
     NAMES OF THE FILES WHICH ARE REJECTED FOR ONE REASON OR ANOTHER.
    ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     This file will receive the descriptions  in the same format as the
     BBS DIRxx files.

     Suggestion:  You might want to use your Private Upload DIR file.

     Example: C:\PCB\DIRS\DIRPV

ITEM 26, 9

                    ENTER THE SERIAL PORT ADDRESS TO USE
                   ──────────────────────────────────────
     If you will be using the  "STANDARD"  Port Address for COM Ports 1
     or 2 then you may skip this question.

     Examples: &h3F8
               &h2F8

ITEM 27, 13

                ENTER THE IRQ NUMBER YOUR COM PORT WILL USE
               ─────────────────────────────────────────────
     If you will be using a  "STANDARD"  IRQ  for COM ports 1 or 2 then
     you may skip this question.

     NOTE: You may use any IRQ numbered 1 - 7 on XT class machines or 1
           - 15 and above on AT machines provided the IRQ is not SHARED
           by another device. Each serial port "MUST" use a unique IRQ.
           Cold boot if you specify an IRQ which cannot be used.

     Example:  4   (for COM Port #1)

ITEM 28, 9

        ENTER "Y" IF YOU WANT TO "CREATE" AND ADD A FILE_ID.DIZ FILE
       ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     If you select  "Y",   PCBULT  will use  the description  the  user
     entered for an uploaded file and make a file_id.diz file, then add
     it to the archive.

     Enter "N" if you do NOT wish to CREATE a file_id.diz.

ITEM 29, 10

               SELECT AN ARCHIVE TYPE TO CONVERT ALL FILES TO
              ────────────────────────────────────────────────
     PCBULT  will extract ALL files from an uploaded archive (including
     recursed directories).

     After scanning,  the file(s) will be re-archived with this default
     IF the  "convert to" archive type is different than that which was
     used on the uploaded file.

ITEM 30, 6

      ENTER A "Y" TO HAVE PCBULT CONVERT FILES OTHER THAN ZIP/ARJ/LZH
     ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     Selecting  "Y"  will cause *ALL* files uploaded to be converted to
     the specified default archive type.

ITEM 31, 9

       ENTER A "Y" TO ADD A ZIP OR ARJ COMMENT TO THE ARCHIVE HEADER
      ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     Enter  "N"  if you do  NOT  wish the header comment  added  to the
     archive.

     This is  naturally dependant  upon the archive type(s)  you  allow
     uploaded to your system.

ITEM 32, 13

     ENTER THE  PATH AND FILENAME  OF A "FOOTER" FILE TO BE ADDED TO THE
     BOTTOM OF THE PCBULT TESTING SCREEN.
    ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     PCBULT  will attempt to control screen output  of lines 19 through
     25 for the footer file,  therefore  limit this file  to "7" screen
     lines to avoid the screen scrolling.

     NOTE: You should have 2 files!  (1) An ASCII one whose path & file
           name  you should enter  above  and  (2)  an ANSI file  which
           *MUST* have a "G" appended to the name entered above.

      Example: C:\PCBULT\FOOTER       (Include a FOOTERG file for ANSI)
ITEM 33, 5

                   ENTER YOUR PCBULT REGISTRATION NUMBER
                  ───────────────────────────────────────
     You *MUST* enter "000" if PCBULT is not yet registered.
ITEM 34, 11

     ENTER A  "Y"  IF YOU  WOULD LIKE  PCBULT TO  ADD THE  TOTAL  FILES
     RECEIVED IN AN  ARCHIVE  FOLLOWED BY THE  NEWEST AND  OLDEST  FILE
     DATES IN THE ARCHIVE.
    ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     PCBULT  counts the  total number of files in an  uploaded archive,
     including all files in imbedded archives and those which  might be
     in  recursed  sub-directories.  If you  enter "Y"  for  this item,
     PCBULT will make  an entry  in the  file  description  stating the
     number of  files, the  newest  file  date in  the  archive and the
     oldest file date  found in the archive.
ITEM 35, 11

     ENTER THE MINIMUM GIF RESOLUTION ALLOWED.  YOU  MUST  ENTER  IT IN
     THE FORMAT OF ###x###x###.
    ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
     IF you do not enter a MINIMUM GIF Resolution, ULTester will bypass
     the resolution verification.

     DO NOT enter any spaces in the minimum resolution.  It MUST be  in
     the format depicted above.

     Example:  640x480x256
ITEM 36,10

     SERIAL DRIVER SELECTION
     Enter the  serial  driver  mode  you  desire to  use.   Selections
     available are (A) ASYNC and (F) FOSSIL.
    ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

     Normally  ASYNC will  be  selected.  FOSSIL  could be  selected in
     situations  where an  ASYNC  driver might have  problems  such  as
     under  a  software multitasker  such as  DESQview.  You must  have
     a FOSSIL DRIVER such as X00 or BNU loaded if you select (F).
