# (decoded with TMPL 258)
NumStrings: (62 entries)
  0: The string: 'Click here to accept these settings.'
  1: The string: 'Click here if you've gone out of your mind.'
  2: The string: ''
  3: The string: ''
  4: The string: 'Click here to use an 18 point font in the terminal window.'
  5: The string: 'Click here to use a 12 point font in the terminal window.'
  6: The string: 'Click here to use a 9 point font in the terminal window.'
  7: The string: ''
  8: The string: 'Enter your custom terminal width here.'
  9: The string: 'Click here to use your custom terminal width.'
  10: The string: 'Click here to set the terminal width to 132 characters.'
  11: The string: 'Click here to set the terminal width to 80 characters, a relatively standard setting.'
  12: The string: ''
  13: The string: 'Enter your custom terminal height here.'
  14: The string: 'Click here to use your custom terminal height.'
  15: The string: 'Click here to set the terminal height to 25 characters.'
  16: The string: 'Click here to set the terminal height to 24 characters, a relatively standard setting.'
  17: The string: ''
  18: The string: 'Click here to default to an amber screen. Useful for UNIX based hosts.'
  19: The string: 'Click here to force a paper white background. Useful for Macintosh based hosts.'
  20: The string: 'Click here to default to a rather soft grey screen. Useful for PC/DOS based hosts.'
  21: The string: ''
  22: The string: 'Check this box to send a carriage return and a linefeed every time you hit enter.

A technical point, actually I add a linfeed to every carriage return.'
  23: The string: 'Check this box and I'll strip all the received characters down to size. You probably need this if your terminal looks like this ¨Œö÷«Ê§ ¿¨µ.'
  24: The string: 'Check this box to make your terminal look wierd.'
  25: The string: 'Check this box if you can't see what you're typing.'
  26: The string: 'Check this box if you get a lot of screens that only have one line in them.'
  27: The string: 'Check this box to really slow things down, looks cool though.'
  28: The string: 'Use this menu to select what sort of keyboard you want.'
  29: The string: 'Check this box to lock the keyboard in terminal mode.

Useful if you are using the terminal to monitor a Network Element or something.'
  30: The string: 'Check this box to accept a keyboard definition fromt he host. Actually, I think I ignore it anyway.'
  31: The string: 'Check this box if you want the terminal to identify itself as whatever I think the host is expecting to find.

Useful if you can't be bothered working it out for yourself, included because you may want to work it out for yourself.'
  32: The string: 'Use this menu to select how you want the teminal to identify itself.'
  33: The string: 'Check this box to switch the definitions for the Delete key.'
  34: The string: 'Check this box if you prefer a block cursor (the default is underline).'
  35: The string: 'Check this box if you want ^S and ^Q to be sent on to the host.

Warning, this may interfere with the Serial Driver.'
  36: The string: ''
  37: The string: ''
  38: The string: ''
  39: The string: ''
  40: The string: ''
  41: The string: ''
  42: The string: ''
  43: The string: ''
  44: The string: ''
  45: The string: ''
  46: The string: ''
  47: The string: ''
  48: The string: ''
  49: The string: ''
  50: The string: ''
  51: The string: ''
  52: The string: ''
  53: The string: ''
  54: The string: ''
  55: The string: ''
  56: The string: ''
  57: The string: ''
  58: The string: ''
  59: The string: ''
  60: The string: ''
  61: The string: ''