TR command line and optional parameters
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  The form of the TR command line is:
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  DRIVE:\PATH\TR /tdbsoptions &&DRIVE:\PATH\FILETODISPLAY /options   
 

  The available options are:
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  1 -- use the first alternate built-in color scheme                         
                                                                             
  2 -- use the second alternate built-in color scheme                        
                                                                             
  a -- force ascii - do a TBBS TYPE 1 display of the text file               
                                                                             
  b -- blank title - suppress title display                                  
                                                                                                                                                           
  c -- use a custom color scheme defined using TRCFG                         
                                                                             
  d -- disable downloading, downloading is enabled by default                
                                                                             
  e -- enable e-mail, for use with TBBS v2.3+, e-mail is disabled by default 
                                                                             
  k -- kill tracking file on exit, use only temporary tracking files         
                                                                             
  l -- local tracking file, create tracking file in homepath directory       
                                                                             
  q -- quiet mode, suppress copyright notice - (registered version only)     
                                                                             
  t -- disable trimming, text lines are trimmed at 79 characters by default  
                                                                             
  z -- look for 'hook' file on exit                                          
 

  Your SDL entry might look like:
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  KEY=^@  TYPE=200  OPT DATA=G:\PROGS\TR /Q &&D:\TEXT\INFO.TXT /ect 
 

  This is an autoexecuting SDL entry which would call TDBS, suppress the
  TDBS copyright notice, and display the file INFO.TXT using a custom
  color configuration, disabling line trimming, and enabling e-mail.

  TR looks in the userlog to determine if the caller is ANSI capable. If
  the userlog's ANSI flag is set to false, TR will automatically
  substitute a TBBS TYPE 1 file display for its regular full-screen
  ANSI interface.  This prevents you from having to make duplicate SDL
  entries for your ascii-only callers.  Of course, you can make
  duplicate SDL entries if you prefer that your non-ansi callers be
  handled by a different program or by some other TBBS function.

  As always, it is important to remember that the OPTDATA line is limited
  to 64 characters, which suggests the wisdom of keeping your directory
  names short.

  The details of TR's functioning is given in the file TRDOCS.TXT
 

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