Sean Dennis wrote in a message to All:

 SD> Hello, All.

 SD> I'm using Seal 0.50 for my areafix manager and it works great...
 SD> the question I have is how can I specify different networks in
 SD> TIC.CFG?  I carry 10 networks and filebones for each of them... do
 SD> I have to specify my alias for each network or do I just put in
 SD> each uplink/downlink into TIC.CFG and let Seal worry about it?

 SD> I know that sounds confusing, but I've used NEF up to this time and
 SD> am just trying to sort things out.

 SD> Any and all help is appreciated. ;)

I just looked at mine,  and here's what I see:

Net 270
Node 615
Aka (7 lines of stuff here,  many for nets that don't exist any more)

The address I used in each net is listed on a separate Aka line.

In (path to inbound directory)
Zone 1 (path to zone 1 outbound)
(Followed by paths to outbound directories for each AKA)

This is followed by the area stuff,  like so:

Area (path to file area) (area name)
  (node) (parameters)
  ;FileSpec (seal-specific stuff)

repeated as necessary,  and then some lines for things like LogPath,  Crc,  etc.

I use Seal 0.40 here,  don't recall if I ever upgraded to 0.50,  and let it
create the files initially -- if you're worried about it stepping on what
you already have then point 'em someplace other than any existing files. 
Then fiddle with it using your favorite editor.  Not that big a deal... 

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