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; For a detailed explanation of MNU files, see the file SEE.MNU, included
; in the standard SEE package. This MNU file demonstrates the following:
;
; ■ Disabling the pull-down menu
; ■ Eliminating unwanted functions
; ■ Defining alternative bottom lines
;
; To disable access to the pull-down menu, you must set the Key1 and Key2
; for SELECT to 0. You must also set Key1 and Key2 for the menu shortcut
; keys to 0.
;
; To eliminate functions from the file, you can comment them out with a
; semi-colon, or simply delete them. In the example below, we have created
; a false pull-down menu named "Everything". The user will never see it,
; because there is no way to pop up the menu. However, the functions listed
; are still available through their shortcut keys (Key1 and Key2).
;
;Description/KeyName1 KeyName2 Key1 Key2 Token
;───────────────────────────── ──────── ──── ──── ─────
SELECT XXX 0 0 a
\Everything | 0 0 -
eXit AltX| AltQ 173 144 z
Search AltS| 159 0 g
search from tOp AltO| AltO 152 0 O
search preVious AltV| AltV 175 0 V
Again F3| 189 158 h
again prEvious F4| AltB 190 176 K
Last find Alt@| 249 0 L
Line # AltL| 166 0 o
Start CtlHome| 247 0 p
End CtlEnd| 245 0 q
Top left Home| 199 0 r
Bot. left End| 207 0 s
page Up PgUp| 201 0 G
page Down PgDn| 209 0 I
Quit@end Space| 32 130 H
Ruler F2| AltR 188 147 u
;
; Bottom Line Definitions
; -----------------------
;
; The following section defines bottom "help" lines (which appear on the
; last line of the main viewing screen). If these appear here, they
; override the bottom lines that appear in the CFG file (as configured
; via the SEESETUP program). You can override one, two or three (i.e. all)
; of the bottom line definitions. These will also override the default
; definitions that are used if the CFG file is missing.
;
; BLTOP sets the line displayed at the top of the file
; BLEND sets the line displayed at the end of the file
; BLMID sets the line displayed in between
; BLALL sets the line displayed when the entire file fits on one screen
;
; You can use {symbols}, just as you do when defining the bottom lines in
; the SEESETUP program. For example:
;
; {24} = Up arrow {25} = Down arrow {27} = Left arrow {28} = Right arrow
;
; The maximum length of a definition line (including the name [e.g. BLMID]
; and the | delimiter) is 255 characters. After all the symbols are
; resolved (e.g. {24} is replaced by an up arrow), the line must be 80
; characters or less, so that it can fit on the screen.
;
; The definition for each line begins immediately after the | delimiter.
; You will notice that in some cases, we used the symbol {32} (i.e. space)
; to ensure that the definitions line up nicely when a character was
; replaced by a space. This makes it easier to visualize how the line
; will look after the symbols are resolved.
;
; Note that the [BOTTOM LINES] label must be present in order for these
; definitions to be recognized.
;
[BOTTOM LINES]
BLTOP | {32} {25} {27} {26} PgDn End AltS = Search Esc = Quit
BLMID | {24} {25} {27} {26} PgUp PgDn Home End AltS = Search Esc = Quit
BLEND | {24} {32} {27} {26} PgUp Home AltS = Search Esc = Quit
BLALL | (Entire file displayed) AltS = Search Esc = Quit