<***> DIACC.CFG - Chit Chatters "CHANNEL DEFITION" configuration file!

<***> Any line starting with "<***>" is a free-form COMMENT.
<***> They are intended for internally documenting this config file!

<***> Note: BLANK lines inside this file are not processed.

<***> ****************************************************************
<***> Please define the # of Chit Chatter Channels you want by typing: 
<***> NUMCHAN = <# between 1 and 150 channels>
<***> ****************************************************************

NUMCHAN = 10

<***> **********************************************************************
<***> Please start defining your Chit Chatter settings by typing DATA LINES
<***> in the following format:
<***>
<***> Field #1  = Command String (4 Characters max)
<***> Field #2  = Key to use channel (15 Characters max)
<***> Field #3  = Default frequency (1 thru 2147483647)
<***> Field #4+ = Any free-form comment you wish to include
<***>
<***> Note 1: You may place more than ONE SPACE between each field if
<***>         you so desire. (This helps align columns for readability)
<***> 
<***> Note 2: A NEGATIVE FREQUENCY (i.e. -1 thru -2147483647) will cause 
<***>         the channel to be OFF by default. (Positive defaults to ON).
<***>
<***> Note 3: A frequency of 0 is INVALID and will cause a BBS CATASTO
<***>         during BBS init!
<***>
<***> Note 4: Even if you define less than 150 channels (from 'NUMCHAN = x')
<***>         it is ok to keep all 150 lines of channel data in this file!
<***>         Only the first 'x' # of lines will be read in.
<***> **********************************************************************

<***> In short, data lines are in the form:
<***> [Command] [Key Needed] [Default Freq] [Free Form Comments]

'   NORMAL  10   // Channel 1
]   NORMAL  20   // Channel 2
-   NORMAL  30   // Channel 3
\   NORMAL -40   // Channel 4
''  NORMAL -50   // Channel 5
]]  NORMAL -60   // Channel 6
--  NORMAL -70   // Channel 7
\\  NORMAL -80   // Channel 8 
[[  STAFF   90   // Channel 9
,,  SYSOP  100   // Channel 10
