These are obsolete docs (mostly DOS-specific).

docs/amail.cfg

-SYSOP Your Name   
-SYSTEM Your BBS (XXX) XXX-XXXX
-ADDRESS 1:123/456
-INBOUND C:\IM\INBOUND
-OUTBOUND C:\IM\OUTBOUND
-
-ARCDEF ZIP 0 504B
-    ADD PkZip %A %F
-    EXTRACT PkUnzip %A
-END
-
-ARCDEF ARC 0 1A
-    ADD Arca %A %F
-    EXTRACT Arce %A
-END
-
-ARCDEF LZH 2 2D6C68
-    ADD Lha a %A %F
-    EXTRACT Lha e %A
-END
-
-ARCDEF ARJ 0 60EA
-    ADD Arj a %A %F
-    EXTRACT Arj e %A
-END
-
-NOFLO
-FORCEKILLSENT
-SIGDIR C:\IM
-SIGKEEP 2000
-CHECKPATH
-DUMPUNKNOWN
-AREAFILE C:\IM\SYSTEM\AREAS.BBS
-NOWARN CIRCULAR DUPES ORIGIN
-SCANALL
-RETEAR ADD

docs/contents.txt

-		  Synchronet Version 2.2 Documentation Directory
-                                Table of Contents
-
-The following files should be located in the DOCS directory off of your main
-BBS directory (example: C:\SBBS\DOCS).
-
-CONTENTS TXT	This file
-SBBS	 LST	List of public access Synchronet BBSs sorted by phone number
-ORDER	 TXT	Purchase order form for Synchronet v2.2
-VERSIONS HST    History of Synchronet package versions and release dates
-VERSIONS TXT	Versions of utilities included with this Synchronet package
-USER	 DOC	Synchronet User Manual (exported to ASCII)
-SYSOP	 DOC	Synchronet Sysop Manual
-BAJA	 DOC	Baja compiler/langauge documentation
-BAJA_200 NEW	Changes made in Baja version 2 (and incompatibility reference)
-FILES	 REF	Reference for all Synchronet data/config files
-SBBSECHO DOC	FidoNet EchoMail import/export (toss/scan) documentation
-MAILER	 BAT	Batch file for using Synchronet with FrontDoor/InterMail
-EXEBBS	 BAT	Batch file for using Synchronet with FrontDoor/InterMail
-QEMM	 DOC	Tips on keeping QEMM from using memory it shouldn't (crashing)
-SVDMANSI DOC	Documentation for OS/2 ANSI replacement
-USERCOM  DOC	Documentation for USER.COM log search utility
-TEXT210A DIF	TEXT.DAT changes from v2.00  to v2.1x
-TEXT220A DIF	TEXT.DAT changes from v2.1x  to v2.20a
-TEXT220B DIF	TEXT.DAT changes from v2.20a to v2.20b
-V200A    NEW    New features introduced in v2.00a   
-V210A    NEW    New features introduced in v2.10a
-V211A    NEW    New features introduced in v2.11a
-V220A	 NEW	New features introduced in v2.20a
-SBBS	 HST	Development history of Synchronet version 2
-
-Third Party:
-
-SYNCEDIT DOC 	Documentation for SyncEdit external editor
-REGISTER FRM 	Registration (order) form for SyncEdit
-CVT2SBBS TXT    Information on how to convert previous BBS user data to SBBS

docs/exebbs.bat

-@echo off
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem EXEBBS.BAT for use with FrontDoor and Synchronet BBS v1c
-rem if using with InterMail, change all "FD"s to "IM"s
-rem ***************************************************************************
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Drive where this Synchronet node is installed
-rem ***************************************************************************
-c:
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Directory for this node
-rem ***************************************************************************
-cd \sbbs\node1
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem You probably don't want to mess with this line
-rem ***************************************************************************
-call sbbs qc%1 e%3
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Drive where FrontDoor is installed
-rem ***************************************************************************
-c:
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Change directory to FrontDoor system directory
-rem ***************************************************************************
-cd \fd
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Call MAILER.BAT so we go full-circle
-rem ***************************************************************************
-mailer

docs/mailer.bat

-@echo off
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem MAILER.BAT (AKA IMRUN.BAT or FDRUN.BAT) file for use with FrontDoor or
-rem InterMail and Synchronet BBS Version 2
-rem 
-rem If you get OUT OF ENVIRONMENT SPACE messages when using this batch file,
-rem increase your DOS environment by adding the following to your CONFIG.SYS:
-rem SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM /E:1024 /P
-rem ***************************************************************************
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Set this to IM for InterMail or FD for FrontDoor
-rem ************************************************
-set fd=FD
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Node Number - needed for NODE utility
-rem *************************************
-set nodenum=1
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem SBBS Directory 
-rem **************
-set sbbs=c:\sbbs
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem SBBS CTRL Dir - needed for NODE utility
-rem ***************************************
-set sbbsctrl=%sbbs%\ctrl
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem SBBS NODE Dir - needed for SBBSECHO (use NODE1 directory)
-rem *********************************************************
-set sbbsnode=%sbbs%\node1
-
-:top
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Set Node status to WAITING FOR CALL
-rem ***********************************
-%sbbs%\exec\node status=0 %nodenum% rerun off %nodenum% event off %nodenum%
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Drive letter and directory where Mailer is installed 
-rem ****************************************************
-c:
-cd \%fd%
-%fd%
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem These error levels must be set in FDSETUP or IMSETUP!
-rem *****************************************************
-if errorlevel 200 goto fax
-if errorlevel 100 goto bbs
-if errorlevel  75 goto event
-if errorlevel  50 goto inmail
-if errorlevel  25 goto outmail
-if errorlevel  10 goto userbreak
-if errorlevel   1 goto error
-goto end
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Mailer received in-bound mail from another system 
-rem *************************************************
-:inmail
-echo Importing in-bound mail!!!
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Set node status to NETWORKING
-rem *****************************
-%sbbs%\exec\node status=6 %nodenum%
-%sbbs%\exec\sbbsecho /les!
-goto top
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Semaphore file (xxEXIT.025) was signaled by the BBS - new outbound messages
-rem ***************************************************************************
-:outmail
-echo Exporting out-bound mail!!!
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Set node status to NETWORKING
-rem *****************************
-%sbbs%\exec\node status=6 %nodenum%
-%sbbs%\exec\sbbsecho /lin
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Signal the rescan semaphore so that FD will rescan the netmail folder
-rem *********************************************************************
-rem > fdrescan.now
-goto top
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Received a call from a user wanting access to the BBS - how dare they!
-rem This actually executes EXEBBS.BAT with the proper switches for SBBS
-rem You will probably also need to edit EXEBBS.BAT for your configuration 
-rem *********************************************************************
-:bbs
-dobbs
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Run any pending events (Remove the 'o' if running SBBS v2.1 or earlier)
-rem ***********************************************************************
-:event
-cd %sbbsnode%
-call sbbs o
-goto top
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Received a fax call
-rem *******************
-:fax
-cd \zfax
-rcvfax 2 /p:1
-if errorlevel 0 echo 
r
iIncoming FAX Notification! >> \bbs\data\msgs\0001.msg
-goto top
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Quit FD
-rem *******
-:userbreak
-echo User Break.
-goto end
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Mailer error of some kind
-rem *************************
-:error
-echo %fd% ERROR (1-9)
-goto end
-
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem End of the batch file, so display a blank line for prettiness
-rem *************************************************************
-:end
-rem ***************************************************************************
-rem Make node status OFFLINE
-rem ************************
-%sbbs%\exec\node status=5 %nodenum%
-echo.

docs/qemm.txt

-Experience has shown that problems with DESQview usually have nothing to do
-with DESQview and everything to do with QEMM.
-
-The default QEMM config.sys line is "DEVICE=QEMM386.SYS RAM". If you are using
-this config.sys line, you are playing with fire. On every system configuration
-tested at Digital Dynamics, DESQview (or even just plain DOS) will eventually
-crash using this config.sys line.
-
-The problem is that QEMM is using memory regions that other components of your
-systems are also trying to use. This is bad. QEMM may also not be using memory
-regions that are not in use and therefore you may not be getting all the
-available upper memory possible. This is important if you need to load TSRs,
-device drivers, or network drivers into high memory to leave as much DOS base
-memory as possible.
-
-An example config.sys:
-
- 1: shell=c:\dos\command.com /e:1024 /p
- 2: stacks=0,0
- 3: buffers=5
- 4: files=50
- 5: lastdrive=m
- 6: device=c:\dev\qemm386.sys ram x=b800-c7ff i=f000-f7ff i=fd00-fdff
- 7: device=c:\dev\loadhi.sys c:\dev\smartdrv.sys 1024
- 8: device=c:\dev\loadhi.sys c:\dev\ramdrive.sys 4096 256 512 /e
- 9: device=c:\dev\loadhi.sys c:\dev\ansi.sys
-
-Remember, this example config.sys will probably NOT work in your system. It
-does however work in one specific system. The right config.sys line for your
-system will need to be determined by you. Keep reading to find out how to make
-that determination.
-
-Note line 6, where QEMM386.SYS is loaded. The extra parameters after "ram"
-are specifying that QEMM exclude (not use) the memory region B800h through
-C7FFh and that QEMM should include (use) the memory regions F200h through F2FFh
-and F400h through F6FFh.
-
-The "x=b800-c7ff" part of the line is VERY IMPORTANT. Without this parameter,
-this particular system will eventually crash under DESQview or even DOS alone
-under some circumstances. The crash will manifest itself differently with
-different system configurations. It may give you a "QEMM protection violation"
-or "Invalid instruction", or "NO ROM BASIC - SYSTEM HALTED", or it just may
-suddenly freeze.
-
-The "i=nnnn-nnnn" parameters in the line tell QEMM to include (use) these
-memory regions for more available high memory. You should NOT use the inclusion
-parameter unless you are positive that no component of your system will try
-to use that memory region (including your system BIOS).
-
-So how do you figure what to include and exclude? By using the QEMM.COM utility
-with the "analysis" parameter. The first time you run "qemm analysis", you'll
-see something like this:
-
-ͻ
-     Area      Size      Status    
- 0000 - C2FF   780K   OK           
- C300 - C7FF    20K   Include      
- C800 - EFFF   160K   OK           
- F000 - F1FF     8K   Include      
- F200 - F2FF     4K   OK           
- F300 - F3FF     4K   Include      
- F400 - F6FF    12K   OK           
- F700 - F8FF     8K   Include      
- F900 - FAFF     8K   OK           
- FB00 - FBFF     4K   Include      
- FC00 - FCFF     4K   OK           
- FD00 - FDFF     4K   Include      
- FE00 - FFFF     8K   OK           
-ͼ
-
-The regions with the status "OK" mean that QEMM is dealing with it correctly.
-It is either NOT using the region because another resource is using it or it
-is using the region and no other resource has tried to use it since you booted.
-
-The regions with the status of "Include" mean that QEMM is not using the region
-and no other resource has tried to use it since you booted.
-
-The regions with the status of "Exclude" (none listed above) mean that QEMM is
-using the region and another resource has tried to use that region at the same
-time. This region must be manually excluded with the "x=nnnn-nnnn" parameter
-on your config.sys line.
-
-Now don't be fooled by all the "Include" regions above in that box. As you use
-the system, those regions will shrink, split, or disappear altogether. After
-executing "qemm analysis" (producing the above output) and then accessing a
-floppy drive, the "Include" regions already begin to disappear:
-
-ͻ
-     Area      Size      Status    
- 0000 - C2FF   780K   OK           
- C300 - C7FF    20K   Include      
- C800 - EFFF   160K   OK           
- F000 - F1FF     8K   Include      
- F200 - F2FF     4K   OK           
- F300 - F3FF     4K   Include      
- F400 - F6FF    12K   OK           
- F700 - F8FF     8K   Include      
- F900 - FCFF    16K   OK           
- FD00 - FDFF     4K   Include      
- FE00 - FFFF     8K   OK           
-ͼ
-
-After switching into every available video mode and running "qemm analysis"
-again:
-
-ͻ
-     Area      Size      Status    
- 0000 - C5FF   792K   OK           
- C600 - C6FF     4K   Include      
- C700 - EFFF   164K   OK           
- F000 - F1FF     8K   Include      
- F200 - F2FF     4K   OK           
- F300 - F3FF     4K   Include      
- F400 - F6FF    12K   OK           
- F700 - F8FF     8K   Include      
- F900 - FCFF    16K   OK           
- FD00 - FDFF     4K   Include      
- FE00 - FFFF     8K   OK           
-ͼ
-
-After typing "echo ^g" at the DOS prompt (^g stands for Ctrl-G) and then
-running "qemm analysis" again:
-
-ͻ
-     Area      Size      Status    
- 0000 - C5FF   792K   OK           
- C600 - C6FF     4K   Include      
- C700 - EFFF   164K   OK           
- F000 - F1FF     8K   Include      
- F200 - F2FF     4K   OK           
- F300 - F3FF     4K   Include      
- F400 - F6FF    12K   OK           
- F700 - F7FF     4K   Include      
- F800 - FCFF    20K   OK           
- FD00 - FDFF     4K   Include      
- FE00 - FFFF     8K   OK           
-ͼ
-
-As you can see, just about every system function will effect the regions that
-QEMM thinks you can safely include. It is a good idea to run just above every
-application you can and access every device on your system before deciding
-that the information provided by "qemm analysis" may be accurate and usable.
-
-If "qemm analysis" every reports a region with the status of "Exclude", do not
-question it. Immediately edit your config.sys excluding that region and reboot.
-
-If, for example, "qemm analysis" reports:
-
-ͻ
-     Area      Size      Status    
- 0000 - C5FF   792K   OK           
- C600 - C6FF     4K   Include      
- C700 - EFFF   164K   OK           
- F000 - F1FF	  8K   Exclude	    
- F200 - F2FF     4K   OK           
- F300 - F3FF     4K   Include      
- F400 - F6FF    12K   OK           
- F700 - F7FF     4K   Include      
- F800 - FCFF    20K   OK           
- FD00 - FDFF     4K   Include      
- FE00 - FFFF     8K   OK           
-ͼ
-
-Edit your config.sys file addding "x=f000-f1ff" at the end of your
-"device=qemm386.sys" line. Then reboot your system.
-
-
-

docs/usercom.txt

-USER.COM Documentation
-----------------------
-
-This utility will extract the activity and statistics of a particular user from
-the Synchronet detailed log files.
-
-usage: user <username> <logfiles>
-
-'username' is the name or number of the user whose doings should be extracted.
-           It should be placed in double quotes if the name is more than one
-           word, and is case sensitive.
-'logfiles' is a log filename or list of log files to search (wildcards are ok)
-
-It is useful to redirect the output of USER.COM into a text file for viewing.
-
-Examples:  user "Bill Wagstaff" c:\sbbs\data\logs\07*.log > bwag.txt
-           user 0155 ..\maylogs\*.log ..\junlogs\*.log >rbar.txt

docs/versions.txt

-Versions of Utilities Included with this Synchronet Package
-===========================================================
-
-The "Filename" column specifies the program filename or sub-directory.
-The "Vers" column indicates the version number of the program.
-The "SBBS" column indicates the SBBS package when the program was last updated.
-The "Description" column is a description of the program.
-
-Filename     Vers  SBBS Description
---------     ----  ---- -------------------------------------------------------
-UTI*	     2.23  220A UTI driver set for PostLink v1.05+
-ADDFILES     2.22  220B Add files to database from DOS prompt or BAT file
-DELFILES     1.01  220B Delete files from database or disk from DOS prompt
-FILELIST     2.10  220A Generate ASCII file listings of file directories
-DUPEFIND     1.01  210A Finds duplciate file names in file directories
-AUTONODE     2.00  200A Find first available node for local logon
-BAJA	     2.01  220B Command shell/module (EXEC\*.SRC) compiler
-NODE	     1.03  1B03 Node display/control utility
-SLOG	     1.01  210A System/node statistics log viewer
-DSTSEDIT     1.01  200A System/node daily statistics editor
-ANS2MSG      1.06  220A ANSI to Ctrl-A conversion utility (for ASC/MSG files)
-MSG2ANS      1.03  200A Ctrl-A to ANSI conversion utility
-MLABELS      2.11  220A Generate mailing labels from Synchronet user data
-TONE	     1.01  200A Tone generation utility (external chat pager)
-DBCS	     1.00  1C01 DigiBoard channel status utility
-USER	     1.00  1A12 Pull specific user logons out of DATA\LOGS\*.LOG files
-ALLUSERS     2.11  220A Bulk command line user editor
-QWKNODES     1.20  220A QWKnet Node/Route/User list generator
-CHKSMB	     1.24  220A Checks Synchronet message base(s) for corruption
-FIXSMB	     1.22  220A Rebuilds Synchronet message base index and alloc files
-SMBUTIL      1.24  220A Message base utility for maintaining and packing
-SMBACTIV     1.00  210A Displays message base activity (users reading subs)
-SYNCEDIT     2.05  220B SyncEdit external message editor (Unregistered)
-SBBSECHO     1.12  220B FidoNet EchoMail import/export program (Unregistered)
-XTRN\SDK     2.34  220B External program software developer's kit (Freeware)
-XTRN\SBJ     2.31  220A Synchronet Blackjack Game with C source code (Freeware)
-XTRN\SBL     1.36  220A Synchronet BBS List Door with C source code (Freeware)
-XTRN\SCB     1.32  220A Synchronet Callback Verifier (Unregistered)
-XTRN\SMM     1.31  220B Synchronet Match Maker (Unregistered)
-XTRN\SCP     2.30  200A Supernet Centipede (Freeware)
-XTRN\DPOKER  1.40  200G Domain Poker Multi-Player Online Game (Unregistered)