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{Identify an external graphics program, with complete path, file extension
and any command line parameters:}
paint=
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{Specify whether the demo drive letter and PCX file name should be stuffed
into the keyboard buffer when loading the external graphics program.
Stuffing the buffer eliminates the need to type in the file name for
programs which prompt the user for the name at the beginning of the session.
Note that the demo files directory must be the active directory for that
drive. With this value set to "false" you must type the complete file name
each time you run the external graphics program:}
stuffkeyboardbuffer=true
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{Identify an ASCII word processor, with complete path, file extension and
any command line parameters:}
editor=b
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{Specify a date format, with positions for DD, MM and YY and a delimiter:}
date=MM/DD/YY
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{Specify a time format, with positions for HH and MM and a delimiter:}
time=HH:MM
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{Specify the grain for graphics Cut, Move, Scale and video effects in
pixels, ranging between 1 and 64. Use a grain in multiples of 4 for 4-color
images, and 8 for 16-color images.
For Cut, Move and Scale operations, the grain is the horizontal pixel
modulus. For example, a grain of 8 means that the image can be trimmed,
located and sized along a left horizontal boundary of 0, 8, 16, 24, etc. and
a right horizontal boundary of 1, 9, 17, 25, etc. This ensures that the
image will display without a ragged edge.
For graphics video effects, the grain is the display pixel increment. For
example, a grain of 16 means that images will be displayed in blocks of 16
pixels square:}
grain=16
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{Specify an ASCII code for the default text mouse cursor:}
textmousecharacter=$00
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{Specify a color attribute for the default text mouse cursor:}
textmouseattribute=$77
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{Specify a screen mask for the default text mouse cursor. The screen mask
is ANDed to the character and color at the mouse position, and the result is
XORed to the character and attribute values defined above. Common screen
masks are:
$FFFF base the cursor on the character and color at the
position
$FF00 wipe out the character, but base it on the current
color
$00FF base it on the current character, but wipe out the
color
$0000 wipe out both the character and the color}
textmousescreenmask=$FFFF
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{Specify a shape for the default bit-mapped mouse cursor. The letter values
are sequentially ordered according to the bit-mapped mouse submenus,
starting with "A" for the Arrow menu Standard cursor:}
graphicsmousecursor=A
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{Specify whether the Development System and Runtime Version should display
high intensity background colors, instead of foreground blinking. With this
value set to "true" the same palette of 16 colors is available for both the
foreground and background colors:}
noblink=false
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{Specify whether the Development System and Runtime Version should suppress
error messages. With this value set to "true" individual modules of a
larger demo can be run without incurring "Endchain with no previous Chain."
errors at exit points:}
noerror=false
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{Specify whether the Runtime Version should prompt the user for the monitor
type. With this value set to "false" the Runtime Version attempts to
automatically detect whether it is running on a color or monochrome system:}
monitorprompt=false
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{Specify whether the user can type ahead during runtime. When set to
"false" the keyboard buffer is flushed each time a new slide is displayed:}
typeahead=true
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{Specify whether data entry to a field is automatically completed when the
field is filled. When set to "true" the user must press the Enter key to
confirm termination of data entry to a field:}
confirm=false
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{Specify whether, while modifying a field string, typing a new character in
the first position should automatically clear the previous string. When set
to "false" the previous string can be edited without being cleared:}
clearstring=true
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{Specify whether data entry to fields should default to Overwrite mode.
When set to "false" the default is Insert mode. The default can be changed
during runtime by pressing the Ins key:}
overwrite=true
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{Specify whether to enable slide comments. Comments are stored in a
separate file with the name of the demo and the extension .CMT. When set to
"false" about 10K of RAM are freed:}
comments=true
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{Specify the largest demo file size to buffer to RAM, up to 65521 bytes.
Demos buffered to RAM run faster than demos which must be read from disk.
However, large demo buffers occupy RAM that might be needed for PCX
operations, such as Move, Cut and Scale. Therefore, select a buffer which
is only as large as your largest demo file. Note that demos run with the
Enhanced Runtime Version must be small enough to buffer to RAM:}
demofilebuffer=65521
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{Specify whether the sign on screen is suppressed. Only valid for Enhanced
Runtime version:}
nosign=false