To load Iniquity's internal PROTOCOL editor, you must use one of two
     methods. With the option in the WFC screen 'PROTOCOL CFG', or with the menu
     command '*X'. When the editor has been successfully loaded you will see a
     screen similar to the one displayed below. This screen will give you a list
     of options that will allow you to change the parameters of a protocol.



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::: Current Protocol #  1              [[] Prev            []] Next
                                       [B] Destription          Xmodem
[1] Active Protocol     Yes            [2] Batch protocol       No
[3] Bidirectional       No             [4] Activation Key       X
[C] Access Required
[D] Log File            %TD\DSZLOG.%ND
[E] Receive Command     cexyx /p%CP /b%BR /rx %FN
[F] Send Command        cexyz /p%CP /b%BR /sx %FN
[G] Filename Position   51
[H] Status Position     1
[I] Batch List Filename
[J] Environment Cmd     SET DSZLOG=%LF
[K] Result Code Means   Transfer successful
[L] Receive Code #1     R              [R] Send Code #1         S
[M] Receive Code #2     r              [S] Send Code #2         s
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     [[] Prev            - This option allows you to return to the previous     
                           protocol.

     []] Next            - This option allows you to move on to the next        
                           protocol.

     [B] Description     - This option allows you to enter in a description
                           of the protocol.

     [1] Active Protocol - This option allows you to toggle the protocol to be
                           active or inactive.

     [2] Batch Protocol  - This option allows you to set the protocol up as a   
                           batch protocol. This is used when more then one file 
                           is to be transferred.

     [3] BiDirectional   - This option allows you to set the protocol up as a   
                           bi-directional protocol. This means that the protocol 
                           can send and receive at the same time.

     [4] Activation Key      - This option allows you to set the key that the   
                               user must press to call the protocol.

     [C] Access Required     - This option allows you to set the access
                               expression that will be used to determine if the 
                               user has access to the protocol.

     [D] Log File            - This option allows you to enter the path and     
                               file name of the file that will be used as the log 
                               file for file transfers.

     [E] Receive Command     - This option allows you to enter in the command   
                               line that Iniquity will use when receiving a file 
                               from the user.

     [F] Send Command        - This option allows you to enter in the command   
                               line that Iniquity will use when sending a file to 
                               the user.

     [G] Filename Position   - This option allows you to enter in the location  
                               that the file name will be found.

     [H] Status Position     - This option allows you to enter in the location  
                               that the status of the protocol will be found.

     [I] Batch List Filename - This option allows you to enter in a file name   
                               of the file that Iniquity will use to store a    
                               user's upload or download batch list. The protocol 
                               must be able to support batch uploads or downloads 
                               in order for this option to work.

     [J] Environment Cmd     - This option allows you to enter in the           
                               environment command line that Iniquity will send 
                               to DOS before loading the protocol.

     [K] Result Code Means   - This option allows you to toggle the meaning of  
                               the result codes, if they return a failed value, 
                               or a successful value.

     [L,M] Receive Codes     - These options allow you to enter in the codes    
                               that are used when receiving a file.

     [R,S] Send Codes        - These options allow you to enter in the codes    
                               that are used when sending a file.



      
     Note:  These MCI code's can be used to simplify adding new protocols to the 
            data base. Iniquity will look at each code and insert the proper    
            information.

            %BR  - The User's Current Baud Rate.
            %CP  - The Node's Current Comport.
            %ND  - The Current Node Number.
            %TD  - The Path To The Current TEMP Directory.
            %LF  - The Path And File Name To The Log File.
            %FL  - The Full Path And File Name To The Batch List File (Batch    
                   Only).
            %FN  - The Full Path And File Name To The File Being Transferred.