Ơ庛First 10 Bytes of file:Byte 1-2: # of file entries, High/LowByte 3-10 Reserved for future.File Entries = 256 bytes each:Byte 1: 1=Active, 0=DeletedByte 2-3: High/Low Byte, # D/L'sByte 4-11: Unused/ReservedByte 12: Directory [A-Z]Byte 13-20: FilenameByte 21-23: ExtenderByte 24-26: Pointer into Desc. H/M/LowByte 27-28: Size of Desc. High/LowByte 29-31: Size of file, H/M/LowByte 32-34: Date, H/M/LByte 35-37: Time, H/M/LByte 38-39: U/L'rs Account #, H/LowByte 40-59: Uploader's NameByte 60-96: Brief Desc.Byte 97-256: Keywords (10 bytes per KW)Ҡ庛Byte 1: Maximum # of Msg's in BaseByte 2: Last Message PointerByte 3-4: Hi/Lo times base has wrappedByte 5-10: ReservedMessage Entries = 128 bytes each:Byte 1: 1=Active, 0=DeletedByte 2: Received FlagByte 3: Sender was Sysop/SigOp FlagByte 4: # of RepliesByte 5: UnusedByte 6: Topic #Byte 7: UnusedByte 8: Message received via the netByte 9-19: UnusedByte 20-21: Account Receiver, Hi/LoByte 22-23: Account Sender, Hi/LoByte 24-25: Next Reply, Hi/LoByte 26-27: Reply to Message, Hi/LoByte 28-30: Pointer into base, Hi/M/LoByte 31-32: Size of MessageByte 33-35: Date PostedByte 36-38: Time PostedByte 39-58: Receivers NameByte 59-78: Senders NameByte 79-98: TitleByte 99-118: TopicByte 119:     Net type of orig. PostByte 120-121: Node # of original PostByte 122-123: Msg # of original PostByte 124:     Net type of ReplyByte 125-126: Node # of ReplyByte 127-128: Msg # of ReplyNote: Bytes 119-128 are unused in versions prior to v3.0 and the above listing will be implemented for v3.0 and above.  It is not safe to use the unused bytes in these headers without first consulting with The Shadow, as they may be used in future revisions.ĮŠ𺛛Byte 1: 0=Unused, 1=Used, 2=Deleted        3=Blacklisted (Still in Use)Byte 2: Time RemainingByte 3: Time limitByte 4-5: # of Calls, Hi/LoByte 6-7: # of U/L's, Hi/LoByte 8-9: # Msgs Posted, Hi/LoByte 10-11: # of D/L's, Hi/LoByte 12-16: Command MaskByte 17-29: Section MaskByte 30:     Bit 1=V52, Bit 2=CLR             Bit 3=HDR, Bit 4=LNF             Bit 5=BRK, Bit 6=80C             Bit 7=CLS, Bit 8=CNTByte 31: Screen LengthByte 32: U/L RatioByte 33: Clear Screen CodeByte 34-35: UnusedByte 36: E-Mail WaitingByte 37: F-Mail WaitingByte 38: 0=Normal, 20=PermanentByte 39-40: UnusedByte 41-43: Last Call DateByte 44-46: Last Call TimeByte 47-86: Memo InfoByte 87-96: Telephone #Byte 97-102: PasswordByte 103-122: User Name/HandleByte 123-152: User MacroByte 153-204: Message PointersByte 205-256: File PointersNote: The above is for Pre-Version 3, and v3.0 and up will have slightly different PW files.