You need to manually edit /waffle/menus/editors to reflect the editors that are available on your system. Make sure to include a separate entry so that the user can select 'none' to get back to the internal editor.

Waffle is a USENET-compatible BBS system which supports UUCP mail, UUCP, and USENET news. In addition, there is a built-in editor, file upload/download, and the ability to hook in external programs and gateway to (or from) other packages. DOS Waffle supports (but does not require) external Fossil drivers to allow use of high speed modems and allows an MSDOS PC to be a fully RFC compliant USENET node. It also provides the UUCP-based transport mechanism that generally comes with unix systems.

Unlike some competing products, our product contains no fillers or extenders. We only add the components needed to convert the material from a liquid to a solid that lasts. We add soap, ammonia, zinc oxide and sulfur. The ammonia evaporates and the soap and zinc oxide are washed out. The sulfur is needed to cure the product so that it bounces back after you sleep on it.

I'm sure you could learn this on your own. I had to learn this all on my own. But the thing is, it takes a whole lot of time and money. I took off work for approximately nine months and researched around the clock to figure it all out. The fact is, there isn't a lot of practical information out there for how to deal with bipolar disorder, so you really have to hunt for it. Working day and night over a long period of time, I am sure that you could learn this all on your own..

The DOS version is shareware that is made available in binary form at many locations so you can 'try before you buy'. The UNIX version is available as source code only, and there is no provision to 'try before you buy'. However, the look and feel of the two versions are almost identical, so the DOS version serves as a 'try' version.

Waffle (DOS version) is available via anonymous ftp from (the old) SimTel and its various mirror sites as follows: There are other Coast/SimTel mirror sites. See the periodic postings in comp.archives.msdos.announce and news.answers for more details. halcyon mirrors (keeps a current copy of) the (old) simtel waffle files, the simtel offline-mail files, and the tau-ceti fx suite. it's your one-stop waffle ftp site.

My question is, can you tell when a player drops an item, and if so, can you tell what he dropped? by: chaosvolt Nope, it's totally secret. -- T 10:51, 24 August 2007 (BST)

Read at your own risk. The current, previous, or original authors make no claim as to fitness for any purpose or absence of any errors, and offer no warranty. Do not eat. use of the first person ('I') in this document may be remnants of earlier authors' comments. please check this before assuming that the current maintainer wrote everything herein (I didn't). The intent of this document is to assemble, in one place, a general list of Waffle-related Frequently Asked Questions.

Don't be shy, there's a lot of expertise in c.b.w . That's what it's there for. However, be sure that you have looked through all the documentation before posting your question; you will not be appreciated if you ask a question that is clearly answered in the documentation (or in the FAQ, for that matter.)

Yes. [Updated answer: unless you have a cheque, probably not] [Further updated answer: sometimes -- work seems to have become much more reasonable] He's also reachable via e-mail at <dell@goonsquad.spies.com>. Be aware that Tom gets LOTS of mail, so replies usually take a while. [lately, ranging from eternity to a few hours(!)] In general, normal questions to comp.bbs.waffle will get quite a few responses in a very timely manner.

It's hard to say since there are sites that are unregistered, not in the UUCP maps, and/or are mail-only and do not exchange news. Occasionally, someone counted how many Waffle sites have posted to USENET in the past 2 weeks. Bill Fenner, and then Alan Brown: 921029 930116 930216 930416 940816 941126 1.61: 2 1 2 1 0 0 1.63: 9 8 9 5 0 0 1.64: 81 44 57 46 18 14 1.65: 266 266 280 286 240 274 1.

Waffle rmail wants to see a From_ line as the <first> line in a mail message. The From_ line is structured when you finally receive the mail item. Only the "From user" portion is required. rmail constructs the remainder if it's not present. rmail uses this line as a marker, placing its own Received: header after it. If the From_ line is not first, rmail constructs a default set of headers, and appends all the supplied text as the message body.

There is one package, Amanda, written by David Douthitt to process Fidonet news packets for MSDOS Waffle v1.65. Amanda is on (old) SimTel. lt;http://www.mailbag.com/users/ssrat/> <http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/2884/> [old] There is another package, Erin, written also by David Douthitt, which will handle Fidonet mail packets for MSDOS Waffle v1.65. However, this package is not yet released.

When in doubt poke around the Waffle directory on (old) SimTel or a mirror site for the list of stuff that's purely Waffle related. Also, keep your eyes open in the Waffle newsgroup for information related to utilities that might not have been uploaded to (old) Simtel. ftp ftp.halcyon.com, on the Internet, has a huge anonymous ftp section, in /pub/waffle, which was (but is no longer) mirrored by remote.halcyon.com for anonymous UUCP. There is an anonymous UUCP list posted frequently to c.b.

The different names are only for the user's personal signature. If you have a system default signature, /waffle/system/sig, it is applied to all messages.

waffle/docs/index.doc has the table of contents of each of the other documents. Use a text editor or something similar to look for keywords in index.doc, then it will point you to which file to look in. If you have a version of the UNIX utility 'grep', it's best to do something like 'grep keyword /waffle/docs/*', to find even obscure references to things.

Your character will arrive on the destination realm with all the gold, equipment, pets, and all items in your characters' inventory and the bank. You will also keep all your bank slots, lifetime honor rank and honor points. Quests will also be transferred, but please be aware that the progress for quests that require you to kill a certain number of monsters will be lost. NOTE: Any items, gold, mail, or other character progress unexpectedly lost during the transfer will not be restored.

Don't panic. The battery can be replaced, but it does require some (minimal) soldering skills. We will add the necessary part item # once we have it. Any local electronics shop should then be able to perform this upgrade, or you could of course DIY. It has also been mentioned that TT would provide a battery replacement service, but it won't be cheap (amounts of up to 200???/?136 per replacement have been mentioned) AND you would have to send your unit in.