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# DUKEEDIT.CFG - configuration file for DukeEdit
# All lines beginning with '#' are comments, blank lines are ignored
# Parameters must be typed exactly as shown, case sensitive, no spaces
#=============================================================================
# This is where DukeEdit looks for the Duke Nukem files to verify
# that a registered copy exists. It is also where MAKEDAT.EXE looks
# for the graphics files. You may specify either the episode 2 or 3
# directory if they differ. This is important! Set it correctly!
#
# examples: DukePath=C:\DN2\ DukePath=..\DN3\
#
DukePath=
#=============================================================================
# This is where DukeEdit reads and writes level files. This is often the
# same directory as "DukePath" above, but you may want to store your levels
# in a separate directory.
#
LevelPath=
#=============================================================================
# Uncomment the following line to prevent DukeEdit from automatically
# supplying portions of the level filename. Useful if you wish to use
# non-standard filenames.
#
#AutoFilename=No
#=============================================================================
# Uncomment the following line to swap left and right mouse buttons.
# -- We don't want to forget the "lefties" out there.
# -- Or maybe you just like them backwards.
#
#SwapMouseButtons=Yes
#=============================================================================
# Uncomment the following line if you wish the two editing screens to be
# "synchronized." Cursor movement on one screen will cause the other screen
# to follow it. By default they have separate cursors, which is typically
# more useful if you use the second editing screen as a "library" level.
#
#LinkCursors=Yes
#=============================================================================
# Uncomment the following line if you wish to disable the mouse position
# display. This may be useful on slower PC's where the display affects
# performance, or where the flicker is annoying.
#
#DisplayMousePos=No
#=============================================================================
# Uncomment the following line if you wish to enable the object ID display.
# This display is intended for the more advanced user who needs to know
# the actual object ID # of the objects on screen, it is off by default.
#
#DisplayOBID=Yes
#=============================================================================
# Uncomment the following line to prevent DukeEdit from making any kind of
# noise, such as warning, error and attention sounds.
#
#Silent=Yes
#=============================================================================
# Uncomment the following line if you wish DukeEdit to start up with the
# editing grid on, it is off by default.
#
#EditGrid=Yes
#=============================================================================
# PRINTER CONFIGURATION
#=============================================================================
# The following line specifies the control codes which should be sent to the
# printer before printing a level. If you have a narrow carriage printer
# you should insert the codes to initiate condensed mode printing. If you
# wish to edit the control codes you must use a text editor capable of
# embedding the actual control characters.
#
# This sequence will set condensed mode on most IBM & Epson compatibles
#PrinterStart=
#
# If you have a HP LaserJet 2 or III use this one instead to print an entire
# level on a single page.
#PrinterStart=E&l5C(s0t0p16.6h-3B(10U
#
# This is my favorite for an HP LaserJet 4
# sets 13LPI and 13CPI landscape, fills page at 1:1 aspect ratio
#PrinterStart=E&l1o3e3.69C(s16901t-7b13H(10U
#=============================================================================
# The following line specifies the control codes which should be sent to the
# printer after printing a level. Use this to return the printer to its
# prior state if you wish.
#
# This sequence will cancel condensed mode on most IBM & Epson compatibles
#PrinterEnd=
#
# This sequence will reset a HP LaserJet
#PrinterEnd=E