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Every wish you could just "read" that FurBot file as though it was plain text?

Action Name: Owner setup
  Stop Action Search if TRUE
    Action : If {dreamless|dancer} Whispers me {owner *}
     No Additional Conditions
        Then : $DATABASE: Add record where {ID} value is {[word2]} to table {players} database {1}
        Then : $DATABASE: Set value {GS} in database {1} in table {players} to be {200} ID {[word2]}
        Then : $DATABASE: Set value {SS} in database {1} in table {players} to be {0} ID {[word2]}
        Then : $DATABASE: Set value {CS} in database {1} in table {players} to be {0} ID {[word2]}
        Then : $DATABASE: Set value {securitylevel} in database {1} in table {players} to be {3} ID {[word2]}
        Then : $DATABASE: Set value {payrate} in database {1} in table {players} to be {1} ID {[word2]}
        Then : $DATABASE: Set value {prcoin} in database {1} in table {players} to be {SS} ID {[word2]}
        Then : Whisper back {Player [word2] added to the database.}

Well, now you can, with the FurBot Bot decoder.

Yes sirre, this little application, (which will probably remain rather unfinished for a bit), will convert your bot into Readable Text.

Usage and Install is Super Silly, unzip anywhere, and just browse to your desired BOT file you want decoded, and presto! Instant Karma, code you can read. Currently NEW is leftover from the shell I built the program into.

Limitations: Under Windows 9x & ME there's only so much text you can pack into a edit control, 32k of text, but under NT systems, it's an outrageous size, 2,gigs! So, that there SAVE feature will be real handy for those using 9x systems.

Notation, program selects SYSTEM DEFAULT font whenever you run it, if that font on your machine is ugly, use the font selection to get a nicer one, there is no option save feature of this program.