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FBHFk ANSIartist 2.5 Help Welcome to ANSIartist's help system! This screen explains how to use the help feature; please refer to your manual to get additional information. , Keyboard Users: Use the cursor keys to move the help text; use Tab and Shift-Tab to focus a topic. A Help Topic is a highlighted and selectable term in the text. Help Topics are links to other help screens; press ENTER to switch to the linked screen of the currently focused topic. To move the help text, you can use PgDn, PgUp, Home and End, too. Press ESC to close the help window. Mouse Users: Click with the mouse on an topic to focus it or double-click on an topic to switch to the linked help screen. To move the help text, use the scroll bars at the window frame. Click on the "Close" icon (the upper left small box in brackets positioned on the window's first line) to close the help window. ) So, here you can try how to use topics: 0 Help Hotkeys The Editor Window Help Index Editor Window In an editor window you can type text, use block operations, draw lines and boxes and much more. Clicking with the right mouse button will bring up the context menu which contains several often-used commands. Refer also to: 7 Cursor Movement Edit File Help Index ASCII Chart To select a character, use the cursor keys to move the cursor; to insert it into the next editor window, press ENTER or double-click on a character. If you want to use a key (or a key combination, like Alt-K) as hotkey for a character, just focus that character and press the key (or key combination) you want to use. Refer also to: Key Window Help Index Key Window This window shows a list of all used hotkeys. Refer also to: ASCII Chart Help Index Tabulator Window Use the cursor keys to move the cursor. Press the space bar or click with the mouse to set or delete a tabulator. Refer also to: Help Index Variable Window The variable window displays the current variable list. Press ENTER (or double-click with the left mouse button) to insert the focused variable into the next editor window or press SPACE (or double-click with the right mouse button) to edit it. Refer also to: Help Index Help Hotkeys Here is a summary of keys you can use in the help system: Key Result Tab Selects the next topic. Shift-Tab Selects the previous topic. ENTER Switches the help screen. Cursor keys(*) Move the help text. (*) Cursor keys means: Up, Down, Right, Left, PgUp, PgDn, Home and End. Refer also to: # ANSIartist Help Index Cursor Movement Use the following keys to manage cursor movement in an edit window: Z Key Result Up One line up Down One line down Right One column right Left One column left Home First column of current line End Last column of current line PgUp First line of current column PgDn Last line of current column ENTER First column of next line Refer also to: Editor Window Help Index Message Box This small dialog boxes show a message and offers several buttons to answer. There may be at least one and as maximum three buttons available in one such box: % [ OK ] Use this button to accept and to close the dialog box. Pressing the OK button will always mean "Yes, I wanna do this". + [ Cancel ] Press the CANCEL button to close the dialog box and to abort whole the command - pressing Esc or clicking on the Close icon in the upper left corner will do the same. ( [ Yes ] The same thing like the OK button. % [ No ] Closes the dialog box, but does not accept the message. The command will be continued! Refer also to: Help Index Help Index Legend ANSIartist supports SmartMenus: Every window type has its own menu. In the help index, there are four numbers used to show when a command is available. L 1: Edit window 2: ASCII chart 3: Tabulator Window 4: Variable List A command listed like 1 2 4 Tabulators is available in Edit windows (1), in the ASCII chart window (2) and the Variable List Window (3). Refer also to: Help Index Help Index Help on help 6 ANSIartist Help Help Index Legend General help Editor Window Cursor Movement Context ASCII Chart Key Window Tabulator Window Variable Window Message Command help (sorted by menus) P 1: Editor window 2: ASCII chart 3: Tabulator Window 4: Variable Window <all> FileMenu T 1 2 3 4 Open 1 2 3 4 New 1 Save 1 Save 1 Save 2/3/4 Open set/Open tab.set/Open variable 2/3/4 New set/New tab.set/Clear 2/3/4 Save set/Save tab.set/Save variables 2/3/4 Save as/Save tab.set as/Save 1 2 3 4 Change 1 2 3 4 DOS shell 1 2 3 4 Execute 1 2 3 4 Exit <1> Edit Menu 1 Undo 1 Select 1 Cut 1 Copy 1 Paste 1 Move 1 Paste 1 Clear 1 Save block 1 Load block <4> Variables Menu + 4 New 4 Edit 4 Delete <1> Attribute Menu 0 1 CurrentColor 1 Change attribute <1> Extras Menu % 1 Draw 1 Draw <all> Options Menu 2 1 2 3 4 Environment Submenu 1 2 3 4 Mouse 1 2 3 4 Colors 1 2 3 4 Video 1 Line 1 Box 1 2 3 4 Wildcards 1 Fullscreen 1 2 3 4 Startup/Quit 1 ANSI length 1 2 3 4 Save options 1 2 3 4 Retrieve options 1 2 3 4 Save desktop 1 2 3 4 Load desktop <all> Window Menu 1 2 3 4 Resize/move 1 Zoom 1 2 3 4 Next 1 2 3 4 Previous 1 2 3 4 Close 1 Tile 1 Cascade 1 2 3 4 List 1 Toggle fullscreen 1 Toggle variables 1 3 4 ASCII chart 1 2 4 Tabulators 1 2 3 Variables 2 Keys <all> Help Menu / 1 2 3 4 Help 1 2 3 4 Index 1 2 3 4 About File Menu Alt-F <all> The file menu contains following items: U 1 2 3 4 Open 1 2 3 4 New 1 Save 1 Save 1 Save 2/3/4 Open set/Open tab.set/Open variable 2/3/4 New set/New tab.set/Clear 2/3/4 Save set/Save tab.set/Save variables 2/3/4 Save as/Save tab.set as/Save 1 2 3 4 Change 1 2 3 4 DOS shell 1 2 3 4 Execute 1 2 3 4 Exit Refer also to: Help Index File Open... F3 Opens the dialog Open File which allows to select a file to load. Refer also to: File Help Index File New... Opens the Dialog New Window which allows to select the new window's virtual size. Refer also to: File Help Index File Save F2 Saves the current screen, using the current filename and format. If the editor window has no filename, the command File as... will be executed. Refer also to: File Help Index File Save as... Opens the Dialog Save As which allows to enter a filename and to select a file format. Refer also to: File Help Index File Save all... Sends command File Save to all opened windows. Refer also to: File Help Index File New Set... Clears the current keyboard, tabulator or variable set from memory. Refer also to: File Help Index File Open Set... Has the same function like File Open..., but loads a keyboard, tabulator or variable set instead of a screen. Refer also to: File Help Index File Save Set... Has the same function like File Save..., but saves a keyboard, tabulator or variable set instead of a screen. Refer also to: File Help Index File Save Set As... Has the same function like File as..., but saves a keyboard, tabulator or variable set instead of a screen. Refer also to: File Help Index File Change Dir... Opens the Dialog Change Directory which allows to change the current directory. Refer also to: File Help Index File Execute Shows the dialog box Execute, in which you can enter a command to execute via DOS. Refer also to: File Help Index File DOS Shell Exits ANSIartist and runs DOS temporarily. Use the command EXIT to return to ANSIartist. Refer also to: File Help Index File Exit Alt-X Quits ANSIartist and returns to the operating system. Refer also to: File Help Index Edit Menu Alt-D <1> The edit menu contains following items: 1 Undo 1 Select 1 Cut 1 Copy 1 Paste 1 Move 1 Paste 1 Clear 1 Save block 1 Load block Refer also to: Help Index Edit Undo Alt-U Undo cancels the last edit in the current edit window - you can even cancel the last Undo command. Refer also to: Edit Help Index Edit Select Ctrl-S Select allows to select a block by using the cursor keys (Up, Left, Right, Down, Home, End). To select by mouse, just click to the block origin, continue holding down the left mouse button and drag the mouse to the block destination. Refer also to: Edit Help Index Edit Cut Shift-Del Cut copies the selected block into clipboard and clears the selected area. Refer also to: ' Edit Edit Select Help Index Edit Copy Ctrl-Ins This command copies the selected block into clipboard without clearing the selected area. Refer also to: ' Edit Edit Select Help Index Edit Paste Shift-Ins Paste inserts the block contained in the clipboard at current cursor position in the current edit window. Refer also to: Edit Help Index Edit Move Alt-M Move cuts the current block and pastes it at current mouse/cursor position. Use the cursor keys or move the mouse to move the block; press ENTER or click with the mouse to paste the block at the current position. Refer also to: Edit Help Index Edit Paste and move Ctrl-M Like Edit Move, but does not cut the block into the clipboard (the current clipboard data is used). Refer also to: Edit Help Index Edit Clear Ctrl-Del This command clears the selected area without copying the block into clipboard; can be canceled by Edit Undo. Refer also to: ' Edit Edit Select Help Index Edit Save block to file Opens a standard file dialog which allows you to enter a filename. The current selected block will be saved to this file. Refer also to: ' Edit Edit Select Help Index Edit Load block from file Opens a standard file dialog which allows you to select a filename. This file will be loaded into the clipboard; then, the command Edit Paste Move will be executed. Refer also to: Edit Help Index Context Menu This menu appears when the right mouse button is pressed in an edit window. It contains following often-used commands: @ Cut Copy Paste Move Paste Clear DrawBox Refer also to: Edit Help Index Variable Menu Alt-V <4> This menu is only available when a variable window is focused. It contains following items: 4 New 4 Edit 4 Delete Refer also to: Help Index Variables Executes the dialog New/Edit Variable and adds a new variable into the list. Refer also to: Variable Help Index Variables Opens the dialog New/Edit Variable which allows to change the focused variable. Refer also to: Variable Help Index Variables Delete Deletes the focused variable from the list. Refer also to: Variable Help Index Attribute Menu Alt-A <1> This menu contains following items: ( 1 Current Color 1 Change attribute Refer also to: Help Index Attribute Current Color Alt-C Opens the dialog Change Color which allows to change the current color attribute. Refer also to: Attribute Help Index Attribute Change attribute Ctrl-H Opens the dialog Change Attribute which allows to replace attributes (color and characters) in the current selected block. Refer also to: Attribute Help Index Extras Menu Alt-S <1> This menu contains following items: 1 Draw 1 Draw Refer also to: Help Index Extras Draw box Ctrl-B This command enters the "Draw-Box-Mode". If the option "Show this dialog box only on request" (the checkbox of the dialog Box Options) is disables, the dialog Box Options will be shown before. To draw a box, click with the mouse and drag the box to the destination you want. You can use the cursor keys instead. Refer also to: Extras Help Index Extras Draw line Ctrl-L This command enters the "Draw-Line-Mode". Use Options Line to change the current line style. Use the cursor keys to draw a line. Refer also to: Extras Help Index Options Menu Alt-O <all> The options menu contains following items: 3 1 2 3 4 Environment submenu 1 2 3 4 Mouse 1 2 3 4 Colors 1 2 3 4 Video 1 Line 1 Box 1 2 3 4 Wildcards 1 Fullscreen 1 2 3 4 Startup/Quit 1 ANSI length 1 2 3 4 Save options 1 2 3 4 Retrieve options 1 2 3 4 Save desktop 1 2 3 4 Load desktop Refer also to: Help Index Options Environment Submenu This submenu contains following items: 7 1 2 3 4 Mouse 1 2 3 4 Colors 1 2 3 4 Video Refer also to: Options Help Index Options Environment Mouse Opens the dialog box Mouse Options which allows you to change the double click delay and to reverse the mouse buttons. Refer also to: : Options Options Environment Submenu Help Index Options Environment Colors Opens the dialog box Colors which allows you to change ANSIartist's Envitonment colors. Refer also to: : Options Options Environment Submenu Help Index Options Environment Video Mode Opens the dialog box Video Mode which allows you to change the video mode to 80x25 or 80x50 characters. Refer also to: : Options Options Environment Submenu Help Index Options Opens the dialog box Line Style which allows you to set the current line style. Select Extras line to change into the draw-line mode. This option is only available if an editor window is active. Refer also to: Options Help Index Options Opens the dialog box Box Options which allows you to set the current box style. Select Extras box to draw a box. Refer also to: Options Help Index Options Wildcards Opens the dialog box Edit Wildcards which allows you to set the default wildcard for the open dialog. Refer also to: Options Help Index Options Fullscreen Opens the dialog box Fullscreen Options which allows you to hide the menu and/or status line. Refer also to: Options Help Index Options Startup/Quit Opens the dialog box Startup/Quit Options. There, you can select auto load/save for the desktop and/or configuration file on start/quit. Refer also to: Options Help Index Options ANSI line length Opens the dialog box Set length. There, you can type your favorite (maximum) line length in any ANSI screen created by ANSIartist. Enter 0 to use an unlimited line length. Refer also to: Options Help Index Options Save options This command saves all settings which can be modified with the Options Menu into the file ARTIST.CFG. Refer also to: Options Help Index Options Retrieve options This command loads the file ARTIST.CFG (which can be created with the command Options options) and restores all option settings. Refer also to: Options Help Index Options Save desktop This command saves the current desktop (all windows positions, filenames etc) to the file ARTIST.DSK. Refer also to: Options Help Index Options Load desktop This command loads the file ARTIST.DSK and restores the desktop. Refer also to: Options Help Index Window Menu Alt-I <all> 1 2 3 4 Resize/move 1 Zoom 1 2 3 4 Next 1 2 3 4 Previous 1 2 3 4 Close 1 Tile 1 Cascade 1 2 3 4 List 1 Toggle fullscreen 1 Toggle variables 1 3 4 ASCII chart 1 2 4 Tabulators 1 2 3 Variables 2 Keys Window Resize/Move Ctrl-F5 Enters the "move mode". In this mode, you can move or resize the window by using the cursor keys and Shift. Press ENTER to accept the new size and position or ESC to retrieve the old one. Refer also to: Window Help Index Window Zoom F5 Resizes the window to desktop size. Refer also to: Window Help Index Window Next F6 Focuses the next window. Refer also to: Window Help Index Window Previous Shift-F6 Focuses the previous window. Refer also to: Window Help Index Window Close Alt-F3 Closes the current window. Refer also to: Window Help Index Window This command makes all opened editor windows visible by resizing them. L DEMO1.SCR DEMO2.SCR DEMO3.SCR DEMO4.SCR Tiled windows Refer also to: Window Help Index Window Cascade Rearranges all opened editor windows to a "pile" (see below). A DEMO1.SCR DEMO2.SCR DEMO3.SCR DEMO4.SCR Cascaded windows Refer also to: Window Help Index Window List Ctrl-F10 Shows all opened window titles in a list. Select a title to focus another window. Refer also to: Window Help Index Window Toggle Fullscreen Ctrl-F Resizes the current editor window to maximum screen size. Use Options Fullscreen to show menu or status line. Refer also to: Window Help Index Window Toggle Variables Ctrl-V Shows or hides the variables in an editor window. Refer also to: Window Help Index Window ASCII Cart Shows (or focuses) the ASCII Chart. Refer also to: Window Help Index Window Tabulators Shows (or focuses) the Tabulator Window. Refer also to: Window Help Index Window Variables Shows (or focuses) the Variable Window. Refer also to: Window Help Index Window Shows (or focuses) the Key Window. Refer also to: Window Help Index Help Menu Alt-H <all> The help menu contains following items: 0 1 2 3 4 Help 1 2 3 4 Index 1 2 3 4 About Refer also to: Help Index Help Help F1 This command enters the online help. Refer also to: / Help ANSIartist Help Index Help Index Shift-F1 Enters the online help and shows the help index. Refer also to: Help Help Index Help About The About box shows the ANSIartist logo, version and copyright. Refer also to: Help Help Index Dialog box Open a File This dialog box contains an inputbox, a file list, a format list, an information panel, a Cancel button, a command button (Open) and a history list, which is linked with the Name inputbox. Refer also to: ) File Open... command Help Index Dialog box Save File As This dialog box contains an inputbox, a file list, a format list, an information panel, a Cancel button, a command button (Ok) and a history list, which is linked with the Name inputbox. Refer also to: , File as... command Help Index Dialog box Execute This dialog contains two input boxes, a Check box, an Ok and a cancel button. p Command Enter the full command to execute (including pathname) in this input box. p Parameters Enter the parametes here (if you want to use). s [X] Wait on key before returning Check in here if you want that ANSIartist displays a message like "press any key to return" after executing the entered command. Refer also to: , File Execute... command Help Index Name Here you can enter either the full filename directly or wildcards. The file list will be actualized automatically. Refer also to: Help Index Files SCREEN01.SCR SCREEN09.SCR SCREEN02.SCR SCRENM10.SCR SCREEN03.SCR SCREEN11.SCR SCREEN04.SCR SCREEN12.SCR SCREEN05.SCR ..\ SCREEN06.SCR ANSI\ SCREEN07.SCR USER\ SCREEN08.SCR WILDCAT.DIR\ The file list contains the names of all entries in the current (or selected) directory: filenames and directrory names. If you have entered wildcards, only entries which match will be displayed. C:\ARTIST\SCREENS\*.SCR SCREEN03.SCR 3611 Oct 29,1992 5:29pm The information panel contains the current path (with wildcards), the filename, date, time and size of the currently selected file. This informations are not selectable. Refer also to: Help Index Formats ANSI ASCII Binary (2.0) Binary (2.5) WildCat 2.xx WildCat 3.xx Select a file format from this list. : [X] Optimized Check in here if the file should be optimized (if the format supports that). This option may save several bytes, but does create jump codes if possible. Refer also to: Help Index [ Open ] This button opens a new editor window and loads the selected file into it. Refer also to: Help Index [ Ok ] This buttons saves the current screen as the selected filename. Refer also to: Help Index [ Cancel ] The Cancel button closes the dialog box changing something. Use the Esc key as an aquivalent. Refer also to: Help Index Dialog box New Window This dialog box contains two input boxes and the box the buttons OK, Cancel and Help. a Lines Here you enter the number of lines used in the new window. a Columns In this box you enter the number of colums used in the new window. "Push" the "OK"-Button to create a new window and accept the settings. Use the "Cancel"-Button or press ESC to cancel whole the command. Refer also to: ( File New... command Help Index Dialog box Change Directory This dialog box contains an input box, a list box the buttons OK and Help, ChDir and Revert. | Directory Name Here you enter the path of the new directory. Directory Tree Drives C:\ TP TVISION Use the cursor keys to move the bar and ENTER to change to the focused directory. d "Push" the button "OK" or press ESC to change to the chosen directory and to close the dialog box. + [ChDir ] ChDir changes the current directory if a new one was chosen or entered. + [Revert] Revert returns to the directory which was active when you entered the dialog. Refer also to: / File Change dir... command Help Index Dialog box New/Edit Variable This dialog contains tree input lines and the buttons OK and Cancel. ^ Name Enter the name of the variable here. 1 Length Enter the maximum name length in this input box. a Value Enter in this input box the variable string. If you use a variable in an ANSI file, the variable name will be displayed in the editor window, but the value string will be saved. Refer also to: H Variables command Variables command Help Index Dialog box Change Color This dialog box offers two color panels, a checkbox, an information window and the buttons OK and Cancel. Foreground Background These color panels allow you to set the current color. Q Text Text Text Text Text Text This information panel shows the actual color/ attribute. = [X] Blinking This checkbox adds the attribute "blinking" to the current color. Refer also to: c Attribute Current color command Attribute Change attribute dialog Help Index Dialog box Change Attribute This dialog box contains of two color selectors (the same which are used in the dialog Change Color), two additional checkboxes and the buttons OK and Cancel. * This dialog box is tiled into two parts: Old Attr and New Attr. Old Attr (= Old Attribute) means all conditions which have to be fulfilled of each character of the current selected block. If a character matches, its attibutes will be replaced by the new New Attr (= New Attribute). The additional checkboxes Select them if you want to replace a special character (enter it into the input line behind the checkbox). Also possible: ? You select a color as Old Attr and a color and a character as New Attr. Result: All charactrs, which match the color of Old Attr will be replaced by the new character and color. D You select a color and a character as Old Attr and just a color as New Attr. Result: Only charactrs, which match the color and are the same like the one which is specified in Old Atttr will be recolored to New Attr. Refer also to: E Attribute Current color command Attribute Help Index Dialog box Mouse Options This dialog box contains a checkbox, a scroller and the buttons OK and Cancel. Mouse Double Click Slow Medium Fast The scroller Mouse Double Click tunes the time between the 1st and 2nd click of a Double Click. ^ [X] Reverse Mouse Buttons When the checkbox Reverse Mouse Buttons is set, the right mouse button will be used as the left one. Refer also to: f Options Environment Mouse... command Options Environment Submenu Options Help Index Dialog box Environment Colors This dialog contains two list boxes, a text panel, the buttons OK, Cancel and: v Color- and B/W-Video adaptors: two color palettes Monochrome video adaptos: Checkboxes instead of palettes. With this dialog box you can change the colors of the program parts listed in "Group". ~ Group Desktop Menus Dialogs ASCII chart Use the cursor keys to select a program part. L Item Color The listbox "Item" shows the viewnames of the part fucused in "Group". Foreground Background If you use a color or B/W video adaptor, you can change the color with this palettes. Colors ) Mono low ( ) Mono high ( ) Mono underscore ( ) Mono inverse If you use a monochrome video adaptor, you can change the character attributes with this checkbox. Q Text Text Text Text Text Text This information panel shows the actual color/ attribute. X The changes will be only made active if you close the dialog box with the "OK"-button. Refer also to: d Options Environment Colors... Options Environment Submenu Options Help Index Dialog box Video Mode This dialog contains two radio buttons and the buttons OK and Cancel. i Screen size ) 25 lines ( ) 43/50 lines On EGA adaptors, the second option (43/50 lines) will set the screen to the 80x43 characters mode, on VGA adaptors to 80x50 characters. This option won't work with other graphic adaptors than EGA or VGA. Refer also to: [ Options Environment Video Options Environment Submenu Options Help Index Dialog box User Defined This dialog box contains of a input line and the buttons OK and Cancel. . Character In this input line you can enter ONE character as maximum. This character will be used as a box or line style. Refer also to: Help Index Dialog box Line Style This dialog contains three radio buttons and the buttons OK and Cancel. Line ) Normal line ( ) Double line ( ) User defined These radio buttons allow you to select the current line style. If you select "User Defined", the dialog User Defined will appear. Alternative hotkeys: T Press Ctrl-N to select "Normal line". Press Ctrl-D to select "Double line". Refer also to: + Options Options Help Index Dialog box Box Options This dialog contains an input line, two radio buttons, a check box, a preview window and the buttons Title Style, Fill Style, Box Style, OK and Cancel. j Title You can enter the box title in this input line. It will be centered automatically. a Title Position ) Top ( ) Bottom Select a title position from these radio buttons. Top will place the title into the first, Bottom into the last line of the box. [X] Show this dialog box only on request If you select this option, this dialog box won't be displayed if you select Extras Box. y < Preview Window > This window shows a demo box with the current attributes (title, color, box-, fill- and title style). You can't select it. @ [ Title Style ] Opens the dialog Title Style. = [ Fill Style ] Opens the dialog Fill Style. : [ Box Style ] Opens the dialog Box Style. Refer also to: * Options Options Help Index Dialog box Title Style This dialog contains nine radio buttons and the buttons OK and Cancel. Style ) [Title] ( ) (Title) ... ( ) User defined These radio buttons allow you to select the title brackets. If you select "User Defined", the dialog User Defined will appear. Refer also to: Box Options Help Index Dialog box Box Style This dialog contains seven radio buttons and the buttons OK and Cancel. Style ) Type 1 ( ) Type 2 ... ( ) User defined These radio buttons allow you to select the box brackets. If you select "User Defined", the dialog User Defined will appear. The entered character will be used to display whole the box. Example: A User character: * Box: ******* * * ******* Refer also to: Box Options Help Index Dialog box Fill Style This dialog contains three radio buttons and the buttons OK and Cancel. Style ) Not filled ( ) Filled with spaces ( ) User defined These radio buttons allow you to select the fill style. "Not filled" does not overwrite the interior characters of the box; "Filled with spaces" does clear them to the current color. If you select "User Defined", the dialog User Defined will appear. The entered character will be used to fill out the box. Example: A User character: * Box: ***** Refer also to: Box Options Help Index Dialog box Edit Wildcards This dialog contains an input line and the buttons OK and Cancel. ^ Wildcards Enter your favorite wildcard there. Refer also to: = Options Wildcards command Options Help Index Dialog box Fullscreen Options This dialog contains two checkboxes and the buttons OK and Cancel. Show [X] Show menu bar [X] Show status line Show menu bar enabled: Shows the menu bar if a editor window is maximized to fullscreen (Window Toggle Fullscreen). Show status line enabled: Shows the status line if a editor window is maximized to fullscreen (Window Toggle Fullscreen). Refer also to: > Options Fullscreen command Options Help Index Dialog box Startup/Quit Options This dialog contains four checkboxes and the buttons OK and Cancel. Options [X] Load configuration on startup [X] Load desktop on startup [X] Save configuration when quit [X] Save desktop when quit Load configuration on startup enabled: The command Options Retrieve Options will be executed automatically on startup. $ Load desktop on startup enabled: The command Options Desktop will be executed automatically on startup. ! Save configuration when quit: The command Options Options will be executed automatically when you exit ANSIartist. Save desktop when quit: The command Options Desktop will be executed automatically when you exit ANSIartist. Refer also to: > Options Fullscreen command Options Help Index Dialog box ANSI line length This dialog contains an input line and the buttons OK and Cancel. y Line Length Enter the line length ANSIartist shall use in ANSI files into this input box. Enter 0 to use an unlimited line length. Refer also to: 7 Options length Options Help Index Dialog box About This dialog box shows the version and copyright of ANSIartist. Press ENTER to close this dialog box. ANSIartist HELP WINDOW UNIT for Borland Pascal 7.0 dimas Software ANSIartist, Version 2.5 HELP FILE (release 6.93) of 01-07-1993 Copyright (c) 1991,93 by dimas Software. All rights reserved by Thomas Sauer and Dirk Focken. A Written by Thomas Sauer. Copyright (c) 1992,93 by Thomas Sauer.