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; File request list
; Fido/FidoNet version 12M
; 20 Apr 89
;
;First method:
;REQUESTABLE-FILENAME
;
;Second Method:
;REQUESTED-FILE=ACTUAL-FILENAME
;
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;First method:
;"REQUESTABLE-FILENAME"
;	Just list the files you want to have
;	requestable. They should include pathnames
;	so that Fido can find the file; the remote
;	computer cannot access the path. For example:
;
;Example:
;C:\LIST\NODELIST.099
;	If "NODELIST.099" were file-requested this is
;	what would be sent. The remote computer can
;	only access the filename portion; the pathname
;	portion is reserved for Fido's use.
;
;
;Second Method:
;REQUESTED-FILE=ACTUAL-FILENAME
;	This is useful for making available files that
;	change names regularly, or other special purposes.
;	For example, many public FidoNet network BBSs
;	always have at least two requestable files: ABOUT
;	and FILES. ABOUT is a short description of what 
;	their system is about, and FILES is a list of
;	files that can be requested from thir BBS. 
;
;Example:
;ABOUT=C:\FIDO\1-125-111.abt
;FILES=C:\FIDO\1-125-111.lst
;	When the remote system file-reqests the file 
;	"ABOUT", they receive the file specified after the
;	= equal sign.
;
;You'll need to create the files "ABOUT.ME and "FILES.LST"
;(or whatever you decide to name them)
;
; DELETE THE COMMENTS BETWEEN THE CUT LINES! (THEY SLOW
;THINGS DOWN.)
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ABOUT=about.me
FILES=files.lst