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- GL-VIEW V2.0
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- BY STEVE McGRATH
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- ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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- (C) COPYRIGHT JULY 1993
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- A FREEWARE SOFTWARE
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- WHAT IS GL-VIEW ?
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- GL-VIEW is a simple shell for manipulating ".GL". It will read the
- first 999 ".GL" in the selected path. In order to use it and to avoid
- "Out Memory", I suggest that you make as much memory as possible and to
- start from the command line or from WINDOWS 3.x.
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- FILES INCLUDED IN THIS ARCHIVE:
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- GV.EXE = The GL-VIEW program.
- GV.DOC = GL-VIEW documentation.
- GV.HIS = Revision History.
- GV.PIF = PIF file for running SHEZ under Windows.
- GV.ICO = Windows ICON for SHEZ.
- FILE_ID.DIZ = Short description
- WHATS.NEW = Whats new in this version
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- COMMAND LINE OPTIONS:
- --------------------
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- GV [/?] [FILE.GL] [/M*.*] [/PPATH] [/EPATH] [/GPATH] [/F] /[I] [/X]
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- /? : A resume of this documention
- Exemple: C:\GL-VIEW>GV /?
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- FILE.GL : Execute the FILE.GL
- Exemple: C:\GL-VIEW>GV D:\GL\MISC\EXEMPLE.GL
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- You must put ".GL".
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- /M*.* : The mask
- Exemple: C:\GL-VIEW>GV /MA*.GL
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- If you included a MASK in GV.CFG, it will have the prioritie.
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- /PPATH : Where the ".GL" are
- Exemple: C:\GL-VIEW>GV /PC:\GL
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- If you included a Path in GV.CFG, it will have the prioritie.
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- /EPATH : Where the editor is
- Exemple: C:\GL-VIEW>GV /EC:\GL
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- If you included a Editor in GV.CFG, it will have the prioritie.
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- /GPATH : Where grasprt is
- Exemple: C:\GL-VIEW>GV /G:C:\GL
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- If you included a Path in GV.CFG, it will have the prioritie.
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- /F : File display with the number in the list, date and time added
- Exemple: C:\GL-VIEW>GV /F
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- /I : Force internal viewer if no editor in GV.CFG
- Exemple: C:\GL-VIEW>GV /I
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- /X : Exit after executing FILE.GL
- Exemple: C:\GL-VIEW>GV D:\GL\MISC\EXEMPLE.GL /X
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- COMMAND IN THE SHELL:
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- ENTER : View the ".GL"
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- ? OR / : A short resume of this documention
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- I : Information on the ".GL" Information File (".GLI")
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- Your editor or the internal viewer will show you the ".GLI"
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- If it doesn't have a ".GLI", a startup file will be created but
- you must specify a editor in order to edit it.
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- M : Change the mask
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- Useful to select some of your ".GL"
- Exemple:
- Mask : M*.GL
- Mask : TES*.GL
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- P : Change the path of your ".GL"
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- E : Change the path of the editor
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- Exemple:
- Editor : C:\EDITOR\EDITOR.EXE
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- If you have DOS 5.0 and don't specified any editor, GL-VIEW will
- get the DOS editor unless you put the /I in the command line to
- force the internal viewer.
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- Exemple:
- Editor : C:\DOS\EDIT.EXE
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- If you don't specify any editor the internal viewer will be
- selected.
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- Exemple:
- Editor : INTERNAL VIEWER
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- G : Change the path of the GRASPRT.EXE
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- Exemple:
- Grasptr: C:\GL
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- T : Tag file
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- U : Untag file
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- F : File display with the number in the list, date and time added
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- SPACE : Tag/Untag file
- After a Tag/Untag, the cursor will go to the next one.
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- CTRL-ENTER : View all tagged files
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- CTRL-T : Tag all files
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- CTRL-U : Untag all files
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- GRASP INFORMATION FILE:
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- For the creator's of ".GL", I would like them to include the following
- information file ".GLI". It will give detail about the ".GL".
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- TITLE :
- FILENAME :
- CATEGORIE:
- AUTHOR :
- DATE :
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- DISPLAY TYPE:
- SOUND :
- SOUND CARD :
- ENTER ENABLE:
- COLOR :
- LOOPING :
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- SCREEN TYPE DIGITIZED IMAGE COLOR FULLSCREEN
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- TIME(MIN.) PROCESSOR H.D.(MS)
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- Exemple:
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- EXEMPLE.GLI
- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- TITLE : FIRST EXEMPLE
- FILENAME : EXEMPLE.GL
- CATEGORIE: DEMO
- AUTHOR : ABC INC.
- DATE : 15-04-93
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- DISPLAY TYPE: CGA
- SOUND : NO
- SOUND CARD : NO
- ENTER ENABLE: YES
- COLOR : NO
- LOOPING : YES
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- SCREEN TYPE DIGITIZED IMAGE COLOR FULLSCREEN
- 1 TEXT YES
- 2 MOVING YES 16 NO YES
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- TIME(MIN.) PROCESSOR H.D.(MS)
- 03:30 386SX-20 18
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- GV.CFG OPTION:
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- OPTION Description
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- DATE This option will give you the choices of having a short or
- long date.
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- Exemple:
- DATE = LONG
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- Long : FRIDAY, APRIL 15 , 1993
- Short: 15/01/1993
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- DEFAULT: SHORT
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- PATH This option will give you the location of the ".GL".
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- Exemple:
- PATH = C:\GL
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- DEFAULT: CURRENT PATH
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- EDITOR This option will give you the location of the editor.
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- Exemple:
- EDITOR = C:\EDITOR\EDITOR.EXE
- EDITOR = IV (INTERNAL VIEWER)
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- DEFAULT: IV
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- GRASPRT This option will give you the location of GRASPRT.EXE.
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- Exemple:
- GRASPRT = C:\GL
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- DEFAULT: CURRENT PATH
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- FILEDISPLAY This option will give you the short or long description of the file
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- Exemple:
- FILEDISPLAY = LONG
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- Long : 1 GL1 .GL 123,567 15/01/93 22:01
- Short: GL1 .GL 123,567
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- DEFAULT: SHORT
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- MASK This option will give you a mask to select some ".GL".
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- Exemple:
- MASK = A*.GL
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- DEFAULT : *.GL
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- SCROLLBAR This option will give you the possibility to put the scrollbar at
- the bottom or the side.
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- Exemple:
- SCROLLBAR = SIDE
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- DEFAULT : BOTTOM
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- The command line AND configuration are NOT case sensitive, and will work when
- typed in upper, lower or mixed case.
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- Exemple 1:
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- DATE = LONG
- FILEDISPLAY= ALL
- GRASPRT = c:\gl
- path = C:\GL
- EDITOR = C:\EDITOR\EDITOR.EXE
- MASK = *.GL
- SCROLLBAR = side
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- Exemple 2:
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- DATE = LONG
- FILEDISPLAY = ALL
- GRASPRT = C:\GL
- PATH = C:\GL
- EDITOR = C:\EDITOR\EDITOR.EXE
- MASK = *.GL
- SCROLLBAR = SIDE
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- The command line AND configuration are NOT case sensitive, and will work when
- typed in upper, lower or mixed case.
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- ENVIRONNEMENT VARIABLE:
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- If you want to start GL-VIEW from anywhere, you can use the SET GVCFG
- environment parameter so it can find the configuration file. Put it in
- the AUTOEXEC.BAT or any batch file before starting GL-VIEW.
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- Exemple:
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- SET GVCFG=C:\GL
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- HOW TO USE IT FROM WINDOWS:
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- 1. Select FILE from the PROGRAM MANAGER menu bar
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- 2. Select NEW
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- 3. Select PROGRAM ITEM
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- 4. DESCRIPTION : GL-VIEW 2.0
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- 5. COMMAND LINE : GV.PIF
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- 6. WORKING DIRECTORY: C:\GL-VIEW
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- 7. CHANGE ICON to C:\GL-VIEW\GV1.ICO
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- For more information see your WINDOWS USER'S GUIDE.
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- LIMIT OF LIABILITY:
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- GL-VIEW is distributed as is. The author disclaims all warranties,
- expressed or implied. The author will assume no liability for
- damages either from the direct use of this product or as a
- consequence of the use of this product.
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- COPYRIGHTS:
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- The copyrights on GRASP and GRASPRT are owned by Paul Mace
- Software, Incorporated of Ashland, Oregon.
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- This program is free but I retain all copyrights You can
- copy it to friends.
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- Please state the version of the software you currently have.
- All comments will be taken into consideration for the next
- version. All donation will be accepted, send them to:
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- Steve McGrath
- 2173 des Bouvreuils
- Charlesbourg, Québec
- Canada, G1G 1Z9
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