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 ===== List ===== ===== List =====
  
-  * DOOR32.SYS+  * [[doors:​dropfiles:​door32sys|DOOR32.SYS]]
 Created by Maarten Bekers, author of EleBBS, and James Coyle, author of Mystic BBS. This dropfile is able to handle TELNET connections created by newer BBS software (EleBBS, Mystic BBS, Synchronet, and PRoBBS) and certain old BBS applications (mostly OS/2 native: Maximus, Telegard, AdeptXBBS). Created by Maarten Bekers, author of EleBBS, and James Coyle, author of Mystic BBS. This dropfile is able to handle TELNET connections created by newer BBS software (EleBBS, Mystic BBS, Synchronet, and PRoBBS) and certain old BBS applications (mostly OS/2 native: Maximus, Telegard, AdeptXBBS).
  
-  * DOOR.SYS+  * [[doors:​dropfiles:​doorsys|DOOR.SYS]]
 This format originated in the GAP BBS application and quickly became a //de facto// standard. The original DOOR.SYS contained 52 lines. Nearly all modern BBS applications support this format. This format originated in the GAP BBS application and quickly became a //de facto// standard. The original DOOR.SYS contained 52 lines. Nearly all modern BBS applications support this format.
  
-  * TRIBBS.SYS+  * [[doors:​dropfiles:​tribbssys|TRIBBS.SYS]]
 Created by Mark Goodwin, original author of the TriBBS Bulletin Board System. Created by Mark Goodwin, original author of the TriBBS Bulletin Board System.
  
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 RBBS-PC, early PCBoard, and early QuickBBS software used this format exclusively. This file is 13 lines long. The name os the dropfile never changed, even if it was used in multi-node environments. RBBS-PC, early PCBoard, and early QuickBBS software used this format exclusively. This file is 13 lines long. The name os the dropfile never changed, even if it was used in multi-node environments.
  
-  * DORINFO#​.DEF+  * [[doors:​dropfiles:​doorinfoxdef|DORINFO#​.DEF]]
 Used by v2.0 and later versions of QuickBBS and RemoteAccess,​ this allowed slightly more flexibility for up to 36 nodes. Node 1 through 9 would produce DORINFO1.DEF to DORINFO9.DEF,​ Node 10 produced DORINFO0.DEF,​ and Nodes 11 to 36 would use alphabetic designation from DORINFOA.DEF to DORINFOZ.DEF. The format is exactly the same as DORINFO1.DEF. Used by v2.0 and later versions of QuickBBS and RemoteAccess,​ this allowed slightly more flexibility for up to 36 nodes. Node 1 through 9 would produce DORINFO1.DEF to DORINFO9.DEF,​ Node 10 produced DORINFO0.DEF,​ and Nodes 11 to 36 would use alphabetic designation from DORINFOA.DEF to DORINFOZ.DEF. The format is exactly the same as DORINFO1.DEF.
  
-  * CHAIN.TXT+  * [[resources:​dropfileformats:​chaintxt|CHAIN.TXT]]
 This was created by Wayne Bell, the author of WWIV BBS, and contains 32 lines. This was created by Wayne Bell, the author of WWIV BBS, and contains 32 lines.
  
-  * CALLINFO.BBS+  * [[doors:​dropfiles:​callinfobbs|CALLINFO.BBS]] 
 +To be defined. 
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 +  * [[doors:​dropfiles:​doorfilesr|DOORFILE.SR]]
 To be defined. To be defined.
  
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 Created by Mike Woltz, the author of Spitfire BBS. Created by Mike Woltz, the author of Spitfire BBS.
  
-  * PCBOARD.SYS+  * [[doors:​dropfiles:​pcboardsys|PCBOARD.SYS]]
 This is a binary dropfile, was created by PCBoard and used also by FeatherNet Pro and others. This is a binary dropfile, was created by PCBoard and used also by FeatherNet Pro and others.