002 021 040 080 129 224 256 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000
 Command:  Setup/View                             < SV > 
 Purpose:  Show status of program switches and settings        
 Information:
     This screen provides a summary of settings and switches 
     displayed on many menus.

     A checkmark before a switch name indicates it is ON.

     You can press the Print Screen key if want a visual record 
     of the current status.
 Comments:
     All displayed status settings are saved with the weaving and 
     configuration file.  Peruse the Setup/View screen before 
     Setup/Save to confirm everything is as you want it. 
     
 See Also:  Setup/Save 
 ______________________________________________________________


 Command:  Setup/Colors                           < SC > 
 Purpose:  Menu--Control selection of program colors
 Information:
     Every window has four component colors; each component 
     consists of both foreground/background colors.
     
     Heading, Frame, Main Text, and Highlighted Text are the four 
     adjustable components. 
 Comments:
     All colors are saved with the weaving and configuration 
     file. 
     
     Change colors to your preference before using Setup/Save to 
     preserve the program environment.

 See Also:  Setup/Save 
 ______________________________________________________________


 Command:  Setup/Displays                         < SD > 
 Purpose:  Menu--Select correct system video display           
 Information:
     Patternland supports 9 IBM video configurations from
     Monochrome text to VGA. 

     The current display is the number on the menu and is shown 
     on Setup/View.

     The current display controls what Patternland can do to your 
     video system.  For example, if the current display is 1, a 
     CGA system, you cannot access the EGA or VGA palettes.

     Select the correct display before using Setup/Save.

     Reselect Setup/Displays after loading a weaving created on a 
     different video system.
 Comments:
     The current display is saved with the weaving and
     configuration file. 

     If you create a weaving with an EGA system and upgrade later 
     to a VGA system, you must Setup/Displays and resave the 
     weaving; otherwise, you cannot access the VGA palette.  

     When upgrading from EGA to VGA, Patternland recalculates 
     your EGA palettes to corresponding VGA R/G/B values.

     Patternland does not support Hercules monochrome graphics; 
     users with monochrome systems select display 0 TTL Mono.

     VGA/MCGA users with Black & White displays should select 
     Setup/Colors/B&W Reset AFTER selecting an MCGA or VGA 
     display.  This will leave access to all MCGA/VGA features, 
     but will reset all program colors appropriate to monochrome. 

 See Also:  Setup/Save 
 ______________________________________________________________


 Command:  Setup/Save                             < SS > 
 Purpose:  Save the current program configuration 
 Information:
     The Patternland environment is saved with EVERY weaving 
     file.  When you reload a weaving, you enter the "room" 
     exactly as you left it.

     Patternland loads a weaving called "Patland.PWV" every time 
     it starts up.  

     By adjusting the program switches and colors the way you 
     want them before saving this setup, your new weavings will 
     be created in the environment you select.

     Save/Setup simply saves the current weaving under the name 
     "Patland.PWV".  You can substitute your own pattern for the 
     design Patternland comes with, or you can save a blank
     weaving of the size you usually start with.

     To Setup the program for your display the first time: 

        1.  Choose Setup/Displays and pick your configuration. 

        2   If you have a color system use Setup/Colors to adjust 
            menu and other colors to your liking (optional).

            Only if you have a monochrome MCGA/VGA system, select
            Setup/Colors/B&W Reset. 

        3.  Pick this option, Setup/Save, and confirm overwriting 
            Patland.pwv at the warning. 

     Patternland creates a new configuration weaving file to load 
     at each startup.
 Comments:
     To see changes in menu colors, File/Quit and press any key
     instead of confirming quit.  This will refresh the main 
     menu colors. 

     The next time you load the program after Setup/Save, the new 
     colors are used. 

     File/Save/Weaving and using the name "Patland.PWV" does the 
     same thing as Setup/Save.

 See Also:  Setup/all options
 ______________________________________________________________


 Command:  Setup/Printers                         < SP > 
 Purpose:  Select the correct printer driver from disk 
 Information:
     Patternland reads the printer driver with the name 
     "Patland.PDV" every time is starts.  This feature allows you 
     to select a driver and copy it to the name Patland.PDV.

     To Setup the program for your printer the first time:
     
        1.  Note your correct driver name in the table below.
        
        2.  Choose Setup/Printer.

        3.  Specify a disk drive where the printer driver files 
            are located:  on a 360K floppy system, B:
                          otherwise usually        A:
            and put the drivers disk in the correct drive.

        4.  When the directory of available drivers is presented, 
            select the driver filename you need and type it at
            the prompt.

     Patternland creates the driver you need.

             TABLE OF PRINTER DRIVER FILENAMES

        PRINTER DESCRIPTION           FILENAME       (ID)
 APPLE
    Imagewriter I, DMP                APIMAGE .PDV     5
 CANON PJ
    1080A Color inkjet (test driver)  CAN1080A.PDV    13
 C.ITOH
    F-10 Starwriter / Parallel        CITF10PL.PDV     6
    F-10 Starwriter / Serial          CITF10SR.PDV     6
    715A 24p Color (Epson comp)       EPLQCOLR.PDV    14
 EPSON
    JX-80/EX 800 Color                EP9PCR08.PDV     2
    EX-1000 Color                     EP9PCR13.PDV     2
    MX/FX/EX B&W  8"                  EP9PBW08.PDV     9
    MX/FX/EX B&W  13"                 EP9PBW13.PDV     9
    LX-800   B&W  8"                  EPLX800 .PDV     9
    LQ series, B&W, 8"                EPLQBW08.PDV    50
    LQ series, B&W, 13"               EPLQBW13.PDV    51
    LQ series, Color, 13"             EPLQCR13.PDV    14
    LQ series, Color, 8"              EPLQCR08.PDV    14
 FUJITSU
    DX 2200 color (Epson comp)        EP9PCR13.PDV     2
    DX 2200 color (IBM comp)          IBMPROCL.PDV    10
 HEWLETT PACKARD
    LaserJet Series II                HPLASERJ.PDV    40
    LaserJet Series III               HPLASIII.PDV    41
    DeskJet                           HPDESKJ.PDV     44
    PaintJet                          HPPAINTJ.PDV    45
 IBM
    Color Graphics                    IBMCOLGR.PDV     3
    Graphics Printer                  IBMGRAPH.PDV     4
    Proprinter  (including XL)        IBMPROBW.PDV     8
    Proprinter X24 (AGM Switch 7 ON!) IBMPRX24.PDV    50
    Proprinter XL24 (Call Ravi)       IBMPRXL4.PDV    50
    Non-IBM Proprinter Comp. Color    IBMPROCL.PDV    10
 NEC
    P560-XL 24p Color                 NEC560XL.PDV    12
 OKIDATA
    Model 292 or 293 Color            OKI292-3.PDV    11
    U-84 Step 2                       OKI84   .PDV     1
 PANASONIC
    P1080i                            PAN1080I.PDV    30
 STANDARD
   Printer Driver Format (no codes)   STANDARD.PDV     0
 TOSHIBA (USE Epson; call Ravi) 
   P-321  24-pin B&W (no graphics)    TOSP321 .PDV    20
   P-321SLC  24-pin Color (no graph)  TOSP321C.PDV    25

 Comments:
     ID numbers are used to control the internal operation of
     Patternland.  If you write a custom printer driver the ID
     you assign must be unused or  equal to an ID for a similar
     type of printer already supported.

     The printer driver contains the file paths for help and
     file activity.  Setup/File Paths adds lines to the current
     Patland.PDV, so Setup/Printers before Setup/File Paths.

     The printer driver does NOT contain the Color Mix Print
     palette.  Use Print/Color Palette Mixer/Save and use the
     name "Patland" to create a "Patland.PMN" color mix
     configuration file.

     At the DOS prompt> Copy [drivername] Patland.PDV
     does the same thing as this feature.

 See Also:  Setup/all options
 ______________________________________________________________


 Command:  Setup/File Paths                       < SF > 
 Purpose:  Save directory paths for weaving files and help files
 Information:
     The printer driver, "Patland.PDV" stores the file paths for 
     help and file activity.  Setup/File Paths adds lines to the 
     current Patland.PDV, so use this feature AFTER
     Setup/Printers. 

     To select file paths the first time:

        1.  Use File/Change/Weaving Directory to select the drive 
            and directory you want to use.

        2.  Use File/Change/Help Files Directory if some or all 
            help files are on a different drive. 

        3.  Select Setup/File Paths and press Enter to continue. 
     
        4.  Patternland installs the current paths in the printer 
            driver. 
 Comments:
     You can edit the printer driver with a word processor to 
     change file paths.
     
     You can also add a Color Mix Palette path\filename to a
     printer driver and Patternland will load it instead of 
     "Patland.PMN". 

 See Also:  File/Change/both options
 ______________________________________________________________
                            

 Command:  Setup/Macros                           < SM > 
 Purpose:  MENU: Play or record keystroke macros.
 Information:
     A "Macro" is a recorded collection of keystrokes with 
     optional information windows stored in a Patternland 
     Extended Macro file (.PXM).  The file is called "extended" 
     because you can write text about each keystroke.  The 
     Patternland Demo and On-line Tutorial make use of this 
     facility to play back the keystrokes necessary to accomplish
     various tasks.
 Comments:
     You can edit an existing macro file with the Write/File
     option as long as the text does not exceed 249 characters
     without a carriage return.  In that case, you should use
     another word processor in ASCII text mode, like PC-Write, to
     edit longer text.  Normally you will record macros
     interactively as you press the keys, but you cannot change
     and existing macro except by editing the macro file with a
     text editor.

 See Also:  Setup/Macro/all options
 ______________________________________________________________
                            

