Editing Published PML Files
- Last UpdatedFeb 14, 2023
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Most changes made to an encrypted PML file will make it unusable, (the software will report a corrupt file if you try) but there are a few exceptions:
You may add or change a buffering-value in the Published PML header-line, eg:
--<004>-- Published PML 1.1 >--
may be changed to
--<004-5>-- Published PML 1.1 >--
Adding a buffering-value of 5 (see later for further information)
You may change the 2nd line of RC4 or Basic encrypted files to report a different error or message, eg
--<004>-- Published PML 1.1 >--
return error 99 'Unable to decrypt file in this software version'
$** 9ad7b51fc44384a8601979728b185f52
may be changed to
--<004>-- Published PML 1.1 >--
return error 66 'You need a patch - ring Ian on extension 6655'
$** 9ad7b51fc44384a8601979728b185f52
You may change lines within Trivial or unencrypted.