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; AVIEW V3.0 Sample control-file, DON'T USE TABS!
;
; ALTERNATELAYOUT
; With this command you can select the alternate screen-layout of the
; archive-lister as default (With full-path).
; ALTERNATELAYOUT
;
; BACKUP <Extension>
;
; DATEFORMAT <Dateformat>
; With this statement you can define how the file-date is shown, include
; MM for month, DD for day and YY for year, the sepparation-chars can be
; freely defined, default is MM/DD/YY
DATEFORMAT DD.MM.YY
;
; NOCOLOR
;
NOMOUSE
;
; NOSWAP
; With this command you force AVIEW not to swap itself out of memory when
; starting an external utility (not advisable).
; NOSWAP
;
; VIEWER <Trigger> <Viewer> [<Parameters>] (max. 16 Viewer)
VIEWER pcx \CDMENU\GVIEW %f
VIEWER bmp \CDMENU\GVIEW %f
VIEWER gif \CDMENU\GVIEW %f
VIEWER tif \CDMENU\GVIEW %f
VIEWER * \CDMENU\XVIEW %f
;
; EDITOR <Trigger> <Editor> [<Parameters>]
; With this command you can define up to 32 editors, with <Trigger> you
; specify the file-extension which must trigger the editor, the <Trigger>
; may include wildcards. Default editor when non-defined is NCEDIT for all
; type of files.
EDITOR * \CDMENU\XVIEW %f
; EXTRACTPATH <Path>
; With this command you define the path where files must be extracted to,
; when this command is NOT used, AVIEW will prompt you for a path.
; >>EXTRACTPATH d:\
;
; SCREENMODE <Lines>
; With this statement you can define how many lines per screen AVIEW must
; use, valid number of lines are 25, 35, 40, 43 and 50, note that a number
; greater than 25 needs a EGA of VGA display-adapter.
SCREENMODE 25
;
; SORT <Key> [ascending|descending]
; valid sort-keys are: NAME, EXTENSION, ORGSIZE, CMPSIZE, DATETIME
; and METHOD, optional you can specify with ASCENDING or DESCENDING
; >>SORT extension ascending
SORT extension ascending
;
; TEMPPATH <Path>
; With this command you define the path AVIEW must use as work-directory,
; this can be a ram-drive which will speed-up AVIEW dramatically.
TEMPPATH c:\
;
; SCANNER <Scanner> [<Parameters>]
; With this command you define the virus-scanner to use after files are
; unpacked with the unpack function, when no scanner is defined, no virus-
; scan will be performed.
; >>SCANNER scan %f /a /nomem /noexpire /nopause
;
; ZOOMSPEED <Milliseconds)
; With this command you define the zoom-speed of the popup-windows to build
; up onto the screen, 0 means immediate popup, default is 10
ZOOMSPEED 0
;
;
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The following commands concerns the configuration of the parameters passed
; by AVIEW to the archive-utils.
; For normal operation of AVIEW, you don't need to change this, all the
; following commands are optional, the sample commands reflects the standard
; default configuration of AVIEW.
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; xxxADD <Command-line>
; xxxDELETE <Command-Line>
; xxxEXTRACT <Command-Line>
; xxxUNPACK <Command-Line>
; xxxUPDATE <Command-Line>
; xxxRESPONSE <Response-char>
; With these commands you can configure the interface between AVIEW and the
; external archive-utilitys, the xxx can be ARC, ARJ, LHA, PAK, ZIP or ZOO.
; xxxADD - Defines which parameters to use for adding a file to
; an archive, this is used for the ADD function (F7).
; xxxDELETE - Defines which parameters to use for deleting a file or files
; from an archive, this is used for the DELETE function
; (F8 or DEL).
; xxxEXTRACT - Defines which parameters to use for extracting a file or files
; from an archive, this is used for the extract-function.
; xxxUNPACK - Defines which parameters to use for extracting ONE file from
; an archive WITHOUT path, this is used internally in AVIEW.
; xxxUPDATE - Defines which parameters to use for updating a file in an
; archive, this is used after you edited a file from an archive.
; xxxRESPONSE - Defines which charachter to use before a file name to tell
; the archiver that it is a response file, AVIEW defines
; automatically when to use this or not.
;
; NOTE: There are two variables, %A and %F, thes two must ALWAYS exist in one
; of the above parameters (except xxxRESPONSE), %A will be replaced by
; AVIEW with the name of the archive processed, and %F with a filename
; for adding/deleting/updating, note that AVIEW will automatically add
; the response-file-char before the filename when needed.
; The variables %A and %F are NOT optional!
;
;
; PKPak/PKUnpak - for ARC files.
ARCadd PKPAK -a %a %f
ARCdelete PKPAK -d %a %f
ARCextract PKUNPAK -r %a %f
ARCunpack PKUNPAK %a %f
ARCupdate PKPAK -u %a %f
ARCresponse @
;
; ARJ - for ARJ files.
ARJadd ARJ a -jm -m1 -e %a %f
ARJdelete ARJ d %a %f
ARJextract ARJ x -y %a %f
ARJunpack ARJ e %a %f
ARJupdate ARJ u -jm -m1 %a %f
ARJresponse !
;
; LHA - For LZH or LHA files.
LHAadd LHARC a -m %a %f
LHAdelete LHARC d -m %a %f
LHAextract LHARC x -cm %a %f
LHAunpack LHARC e -m %a %f
LHAupdate LHARC u -m %a %f
LHAresponse @
;
; PAK - For PAK files.
PAKadd PAK A %a %f
PAKdelete PAK D %a %f
PAKextract PAK E /WA /I %a %f
PAKunpack PAK E %a %f
PAKupdate PAK U %a %f
PAKresponse @
;
; PKZip/PKUnzip - for ZIP files.
ZIPadd PKZIP -ex %a %f
ZIPdelete PKZIP d %a %f
ZIPextract PKUNZIP -d -o %a %f
ZIPunpack PKUNZIP %a %f
ZIPupdate PKZIP -u -ex %a %f
ZIPresponse @
;
; ZOO - for ZOO files.
ZOOadd ZOO -a %a %f
ZOOdelete ZOO -d %a %f
ZOOextract ZOO -e -S %a %f
ZOOunpack ZOO -e %a %f
ZOOupdate ZOO -u %a %f
ZOOresponse @
;
;
;
; <EOF>