Jeff Dubois wrote in a message to All:
 JD> I have a couple more quick Maximus questions which arise from my
 JD> experience with Opus way back before the earth cooled.
 JD> As I recall, Opus used to have an optional *.GBS file which could
 JD> be displayed to users who were in TTY mode not using ANSI graphics.
Maximus strips the color codes any way, so you shouldn't need two files. You 
could also use the [nocolor] and [endcolor] tokens (check the dox) to [link] 
in a different file, eg
[nocolor]
[link] d:\somefile
[goto end]
[endcolor]
{ansi stuff}
[/end]
 JD> The second question, also related to an old Opus feature, was the
 JD> ability to display a file, which if memory serves me right was
 JD> called AREAINFO.BBS or something like that, to users who were
 JD> entering a specific file area or message area.  
Not sure about the file areas, although there is probably something there. As 
to the message areas, drop a FILENAME.SQR file into the msg base, where 
FILENAME is an exact match for the filename of the particular area. This file 
will be displayed to callers whenever they enter the area, before the menu 
comes up. I use it here to explain to callers how to use my e-mail setup.
A standard compiled .BBS file would suit, if renamed to the correct format.
Hope this is of some help..
Dave
Sig trimmed to one line specially for Gary ;-)
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