To load up Iniquity's internal FILE AREA editor, you must use one of two
methods. With the WFC screen option 'FILEAREA EDITOR', or with the menu
command '*F'. When the editor has been successfully loaded you will see a
screen similar to the one displayed below. This screen gives you a list of
options that allow you to change the settings in a file area.
Num Description Filename ACS ulACS dlACS Sponsor
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1 New Iniquity file area NEWAREA s25 s50 s50 SysOp
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-- [I]nsert [D]elete [E]dit [M]ove [Esc]Quit ù Command:
[I] Insert - This option allows you to add a new file area to the current
list.
[D] Delete - This option allows you to remove a file area from the list,
removing all records of the area.
[E] Edit - This option allows you to edit a file area currently in the
list, to change it's current settings.
[M] Move - This option allows you to change the file areas location in
the list.
When you have selected to edit a file base, the following screen is
displayed:
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(Iniquity File Area Editor):::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
::: Current Area 1
(a) Description New Iniquity file area
(b) Filename NEWAREA
(c) File Path C:\INIQ\
(d) Area Sponsor SysOp
(e) Access ACS s25
(f) Upload ACS s50
(g) Download ACS s50
(h) Password
(i) Sort Method Filename
(j) Sort Direction Ascending
(k) # of files 0
([) Previous Area
(]) Next Area
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[A] Description - This option allows you to enter in a description of
the file area, this will be used as the file area name.
[B] Filename - This option allows you to enter in a name of the file
used to store file area information.
[C] File Path - This option allows you to enter in the path where all
files in the area will be stored.
[D] Area Sponsor - This option allows you to change who the sponsor of
the file area is. This is usually the person who
created the base.
[E] Access ACS - This option allows you to set the access expression
used to determine who has access to the file area.
[F] Upload ACS - This option allows you to set the access expression
used to determine who can upload directly into the file
area.
[G] Download ACS - This option allows you to set the access expression
used to determine who has access to download from the
file area.
[H] Password - This option allows you to enter in a password that a
user must enter correctly or they will be refused
access to the file area.
[I] Sort Method - This option allows you to set the sorting method that
will be used when sorting the file area. There are
currently eight methods that can be used.
1. File Name - Sorted By Name.
2. Extension - Sorted By Extension Of File.
3. Size - Sorted By File Size.
4. Date - Sorted By Date Of File.
5. Upload Date - Sorted By Date Of Upload.
6. Uploader - Sorted By Name Of Uploader.
7. Downloads - Sorted By Number Of Downloads.
8. None - Not Sorted.
[J] Sort Direction - This option allows you to set the direction that you
want the files to be sorted, either in ascending order,
or descending order.
[K] # Of Files - This option allows you to set the number of files
in the area. (do not change unless necessart)
[[] Previous Area - This option allows you to return to the previous file
area.
[]] Next Area - This option allows you to move on to the next file
area.