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; WindE Initialization file
;
; CrtMode is 2 for color card with black and white monitor
; 3 for color card with color monitor
; 7 for monochrome card
; and none of the above uses the current CrtMode
; ## I R G B Color use the entry under ## for all references to color
; 0 0 0 0 0 Black
; 1 0 0 0 1 Blue
; 2 0 0 1 0 Green
; 3 0 0 1 1 Cyan
; 4 0 1 0 0 Red
; 5 0 1 0 1 Magenta
; 6 0 1 1 0 Brown
; 7 0 1 1 1 Gray
; 8 1 0 0 0 Black
; 9 1 0 0 1 Light Blue
; 10 1 0 1 0 Light Green
; 11 1 0 1 1 Light Cyan
; 12 1 1 0 0 Pink
; 13 1 1 0 1 Light Magenta
; 14 1 1 1 0 Yellow
; 15 1 1 1 1 White
; Text Color may be in the range of 0 to 127
; where color is defined as a combination of foreground
; and background color:
; TextColor = BackGroundColor * 16 + ForeGroundColor
; where BackGroundColor is in the range of 0 to 7,
; and ForeGroundColor is in the range of 0 to 15.
; On monochrome monitors:
; use 0 text color for normal video, and
; use non-zero color for reverse video screen
TextColor = 112 Black on gray (7*16+0)
; SelectColor may be in the range of 0 to 127
; where color is defined like text color above.
; this value is ignored for monochrome CrtMode
SelectColor = 52 Red on cyan (3*16+4)
; FillChar may be in the range of 0 to 255 and is
; used to set the character that fills the screen
; background area
; FillChar = 176 ░
; FillChar = 177 ▒
; FillChar = 178 ▓
; FillChar = 206 ╬
; FillChar = 219 █
FillChar = 32 (space)
; FillAttribute may be in the range of 0 to 127 and is
; used to set the attribute of the fill character above,
; where attribute is defined as a combination of foreground
; and background color:
; FillAttribute = BackGroundColor * 16 + ForeGroundColor
; where BackGroundColor is in the range of 0 to 7,
; and ForeGroundColor is in the range of 0 to 15.
; this value is ignored for monochrome CrtMode
FillAttribute = 31 Blue background & White Foreground (1*16+15)
; BorderAttribute may be in the range of 0 to 127 and is
; used to set the attribute of the window borders.
; See FillAttribute above for usage.
; this value is ignored for monochrome CrtMode
BorderAttribute = 123 Light Cyan on Gray (7*16+11)
; MenuBorderAttribute may be in the range of 0 to 127 and is
; used to set the attribute of the menu borders.
; See FillAttribute above for usage.
; this value is ignored for monochrome CrtMode
; MenuBorderAttribute = 124 Pink on Gray (7*16+12)
MenuBorderAttribute = 64 Black on Red (4*16+0)
; HighLightAttribute may be in the range of 0 to 127 and is
; used to set the attribute of high lighted areas in the
; help screen and is used to highlight the title pane of
; dirty windows.
; See FillAttribute above for usage.
; this value is ignored for monochrome CrtMode
HighLightAttribute = 126 Yellow on gray (7*16+14)
; ReadOnlyBorder may be in the range of 0 to 127 and is
; used to set the attribute of the window border for
; windows that are read only.
; See FillAttribute above for usage.
; this value is ignored for monochrome CrtMode
ReadOnlyBorder = 116 Red on gray (7*16+4)
; the initial tab stop setting
; 8 is a special case since MS-DOS expands tabs to every 8th column
; if 8 is selected, tabs in a file will be expanded to spaces
; otherwise, tabs will remain embedded in the file.
TabStop = 4
; A unit of measurement of mouse movement is called the Mickey.
; An xMickey is the number of mickeys the mouse must move before
; the screen arrow moves in the x direction ( the smaller
; the number, the more sensitive the mouse movement is ).
xMickey = 3
; yMickey controls the sensitivity of the mouse in the y direction
yMickey = 6
; the default directory sort can be by file name, file extension
; or no sort
; Sort = 0 no sort
Sort = 1 by file extension
; Sort = 2 by file name
; the computer class affects the algorithm selection used by WindE
; for Class = 0 some short cuts are used to improve the processing
; speed at the expense of screen aesthetics. Screen drawing will
; be faster if Class is set to PC.
Class = 0 PC class machine
; Class = 1 AT class machine
ExitLog = 1 a log file is created during exit
; ExitLog = 0 no log file created during exit
; StartLog = 0 no log file is used during startup
StartLog = 1 a log file is used during startup
; During startup WindE can be directed to search the path string
; in the environment for a log file if one is not in the current
; directory. Ignored if StartLog is 0.
; This feature is useful to prevent WindE from creating log file
; all over your disk. After changing SearchLog to 1, be sure to
; to have a WINDE.LOG file in a directory along the path.
; NOTE: Along this same line, if a WINDE.$$$ file is in a
; directory along the path, that file will be used for
; all DOS execute commands (instead of creating one
; in the current directory) for output redirection.
; SearchLog = 0 do not Search the path for a log file on startup
SearchLog = 1 Search the path for a log file on startup
; During Startup, if command line parameters are used, WindE builds
; a log file after renaming any existing log file to Temp.Log.
; DeleteCommandLog = 0 command log is not deleted
DeleteCommandLog = 1 command log is deleted-Temp.log is renamed WindE.Log
OpenToTheMax = 1 Full screen edit - no set corners when opening file for edit
; OpenToTheMax = 0 Set corners after EDIT function is executed
; CreateBackupFile = 0 Do NOT create a backup file
CreateBackupFile = 1 Create a backup file
; time between vertical and horizontal scrolls ( 0 <= n < 1000 )
; use longer delays for faster machines
vScrollRate = 0 milliseconds
hScrollRate = 0 milliseconds
; BeepEnabled = 0 No bell on Notifies
BeepEnabled = 1 Bell is on for Notifies
; OneSecondTic = 0 Update the clock once a minute
OneSecondTic = 1 Update the clock once a second
; AutoSaveKeys = 0; Macro keys are NOT saved to WINDE.WEK on exit
AutoSaveKeys = 1; Macro keys ARE saved to WINDE.WEK on exit
; AutoLoadKeys = 0; Macro keys are NOT loaded from WINDE.WEK on startup
AutoLoadKeys = 1; Macro keys ARE loaded from WINDE.WEK on startup
CaseSensitive = 0; Make find independent of case
; CaseSensitive = 1 Make find dependent on upper or lower case of text
; The following variable determines the active directory upon exiting
; WindE (Exit or Quit). This variable has no effect on where the Exit
; log (if any) is written.
ExitToStartDir = 0; When leaving WindE stay in current directory
; ExitToStartDir = 1; When leaving WindE go to startup directory
; Many keys on the Enhanced Keyboard are normally not supported
; by BIOS (F11, F12, Alt-PgUp, Alt-PgDn, Ctrl-Up, Ctrl-Down, etc. )
; WindE will enable these features during startup based on the
; following variable. Many of these keys will be emulated for the
; PC/XT/AT style keyboards as well. With the Enhanced Keyboard
; enabled, to enter decimal key codes via the ALT Number Pad, it
; will also be necessary to hold down the Left Shift Key. For
; example LEFT SHIFT ALT 65 is the letter A.
; EnhancedKeyboard = 0; Enhanced keyboard functions are disabled
EnhancedKeyboard = 1; Enhanced keyboard functions are enabled
; EGA/VGA cards use an 8 by 8 pixel font for compatibility with
; the CGA card. When this font is enabled for an EGA card,
; 43 lines of text are available and on the VGA, 50 lines are
; displayed. If your card is supplied with a utility for
; setting enhanced text modes (Video Seven supplies: 80x43, 132x25,
; 80x60, 100x60 and 132x28 with their cards), set the enhanced mode
; before entering WindE and do not enable or disable Font8x8 as is
; the default below.
; Font8x8 = 0; Disables EGA/VGA 43/50 line mode
; Font8x8 = 1; Enables EGA/VGA 43/50 line mode
; The language parser will default to the following languages, where
; the following defaults are defined:
; Language Open Close Open Close Open 2nd Close 2nd
; Token Token Comment Comment Comment Comment
; Pascal BEGIN END { } (* *)
; C { } /* */
; Ada BEGIN END --
; NOTE: Ada support is minimal at best since the language uses several
; keywords to open and close blocks. Also, Ada is not very block
; oriented since the comments do not have a specific close comment.
; WindE's parser does not handle Ada comments very well when searching
; in reverse (most language parsers are not required to parse in
; reverse) because when the '--' is in the middle of a line, WindE
; does not recognize that it is parsing a comment until the beginning
; of the comment is detected. The good news is that open and close
; keywords are easily set from the text menu.
language = 0; 'Pascal'
; language = 1; 'C'
; language = 2; 'Ada'
; When WindE shells to DOS and the output is not redirected to the DOS
; window, WindE will swap all but about 10k of itself and all open files
; to EMS ( if space is available ) or to the current disk ( if EMS fails
; and if space is available on the current disk drive ). The following
; variable can be used to disable this feature when running in a limited
; disk space environment.
; SwapEnabled = 0; disable swap feature
SwapEnabled = 1; enable swap feature
; To aid using WindE without a mouse, WindE will prompt for a filename,
; pathname or wildcard for the Edit, Directory and wildcard commands
; respectively if there is not a valid selection when these commands are
; executed.
; PromptingOk = 0; prompting is not ok
PromptingOk = 1; prompting is ok
; If enabled WindE will continuously read the screen buffer and refresh
; the screen to insure that line drawing characters are drawn correctly.
; WindE uses the eighth bit to mark the selection and as a result, windows
; with a selection will not always draw line drawing characters correctly.
; RefreshScreen should only be enabled if you are using a lot of line
; drawing characters ( ASCII codes 176 through 223 ). Enabling
; RefreshScreen may cause snow on some display cards.
RefreshScreen = 0; do not refresh the screen
; RefreshScreen = 1; refresh the screen