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; The Blue Wave Offline Mail Reader v2.12 OS/2
; Setup Menu Help Text
; Copyright (C) 1992-1994 by Cutting Edge Computing
; All Rights Reserved.
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; Blank lines and lines beginning with a semi-colon are ignored.
; This help text can be changed to your liking. However, it is very
; important to keep the sequence listed below. If you add or delete
; a non-comment line, the help text will not correspond with the correct
; menu item!
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; The maximum number of characters displayed in the help window is 76.
; Therefore, you should keep your lines no longer than this arrow:
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; The following strings are help messages for the top, horizontal setup menu.
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Miscellaneous Reader Configuration.
Directories, various reader file paths and default file names.
Archiver command line configuration menu.
Strings that are user configurable.
Registration information.
Quit reader's setup menu and continue with your Blue Wave Session.
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Sub-menu containing configurable items that affect your entire mail session.
Sub-menu containing configurable mail reading parameters.
Sub-menu containing configurable items for responding and entering messages.
Sub-menu containing Tagline configuration items.
Sub-menu for configuring the reader's exec-swapping options.
Sub-menu that allows you to define your printer parameters.
Sub-menu that allows you to customize your color configuration.
Sub-menu that allows you to customize the video parameters used.
Sub-menu that allows you to customize the reader's language support.
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Toggle the on-screen clock on or off.
Enable or disable mouse support throughout the reader.
Sound a tone when the reader encounters an error or wants your attention.
Enable or disable exploding window frames throughout the reader.
When "No", the reader will hide archiver output for a 'clean' display.
Set the # of secs. of keyboard inactivity before blanking screen (0=disable).
After sorting packets Newest->Oldest, it will do a 2nd sort on this field.
Should Blue Wave use FidoNet Compatibility Mode when building QWK REP files?
Internal ANSI driver display speed selection. Choose FAST, NORMAL, or SLOW.
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Automatically perform a message header title scan when entering an area?
Automatically scan for personal messages when beginning to read a packet?
Should the reader sound a tone when you encounter a personal message?
Select the way you would like messages sorted before reading them.
Should the reader save the packet 'bookmarks' when closing a mail packet?
When starting to read an area, should the reader go to the first unread msg?
When leaving a message area, should the reader advance to the NEXT area?
When reading a packet, should the reader hide areas containing 0 messages?
When entering an area with 0 unread msgs, should the reader warn you?
When closing an open mail packet, should the reader ask about deleting it?
When starting to read an area, begin reading with the last unread message?
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When a reply packet exists for a BBS, should the reader ask to ADD to it?
When replying to a message, should the reader QUOTE the original message?
Should the reader insert the defined Quote Header into your replies?
When replying, the reader will insert a "RE:" in the subj, unless set to NO.
Should the reader automatically S)ave a reply, instead of asking you?
When quoting a msg, what % of the reply text can be quotes before a warning?
Allows you to define the default netmail attributes when entering netmail.
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Choose the tagline selection type; Prompt, Random, Manual, J.Hancock, None
When adopting taglines with <Alt-A> or <A>, check for duplicates first?
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When performing a memory swap, should the reader try XMS Memory?
When performing a memory swap, should the reader try to use EMS Memory?
Should the reader swap used memory to disk before executing the Msg Editor?
Should the reader swap used memory to disk before executing the Archivers?
Should the reader swap when executing the ALTF1.BAT ... ALTF10.BAT files?
Should the reader swap when executing the <Alt-T> Terminal command line?
Should the reader swap when executing the Spell Checker command line?
Should the reader swap when executing the J.Hancock Tagline Program?
Should the reader swap when executing the <Alt-D> hotkey shell to DOS?
Should the reader swap when executing the external ASCII file lister?
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Define the port that your printer is connected to (LPT1, LPT2, LPT3).
Define the string sent to the printer before printing (Ctrl-[ = ESC).
Define the string sent to the printer after printing (Ctrl-[ = ESC).
Should the reader send a Form-Feed after printing each message?
Should the reader send a Form-Feed after printing each msg in BATCH mode?
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Define your own custom color scheme for reading mail.
Set colors to the Blue Wave version 1.0x default colors.
Set colors to the Blue Wave version 2.0x default colors.
Set colors to the Blue Wave version 2.1x default colors.
Reload previously saved colors from disk file (BWCOLOR.200).
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Direct and Bios screen write toggle. Use DIRECT unless incompatible.
Enable CGA Snow checking if you're using a CGA monitor affected by 'snow'.
Enable Monochrome color mapping for best results on a monochrome system.
Speech mode will enable the internal support for speech hardware/software.
If the reader detects an EGA/VGA system, you can enable 43/50 line mode.
When loading your message editor, should the reader restore 25 line mode?
When loading your spell checker, should the reader restore 25 line mode?
When shelling to DOS with the <Alt-D> hotkey, restore 25 line mode?
When executing the Terminal CmdLine <Alt-T>, restore 25 line mode?
When executing the external ASCII file lister, restore 25 line mode?
Enable LCD color mapping for best results on some LCD systems.
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Full path to the directory where you store mail packets after downloading.
Full path to the directory where you want the reader to create reply packets.
Directory where the reader will unpack mail packets to and create temp files.
Temp swap files are placed here when swapping. Needs 200K free disk space!
The full path and command line to execute when editing/entering a message.
CmdLine to execute for checking replies. Use @F to pass msg text filename.
CmdLine or batch file to execute when pressing the <Alt-T> hotkey.
CmdLine to execute when utilizing the external J.Hancock Tagline support.
Default file containing taglines to place on messages.
Default name used when S)aving a msg to ASCII File. @AT@=use AreaTag.
Default name used when S)aving a reply to ASCII File. @AT@=use AreaTag.
Default file containing keywords to search when using K)eyword-List Search.
CmdLine to execute for external ASCII File Viewer. Use @F to pass filename.
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Forces the reader to create a Blue Wave/2 program object on the desktop.
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Allows you to define the command line to execute for ZIP compressed packets.
Allows you to define the command line to execute for ARC compressed packets.
Allows you to define the command line to execute for LZH compressed packets.
Allows you to define the command line to execute for PAK compressed packets.
Allows you to define the command line to execute for ARJ compressed packets.
Command line(s) executed when the archive type cannot be auto-detected.
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When reading QWK packets, this name will be scanned for personal mail.
Reader default to this name in "From:" field in areas that allow ANY name.
Allows you to customize the Quote Header placed at the beginning of replies.
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Enter your name EXACTLY as shown on your registration form.
Enter the reg. number assigned to you EXACTLY as shown on registration form.
Enter your secondary registration name, if you have one.
Enter your secondary registration number, if you have one.
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Time format to use for On-Screen Clock. Must exit reader to change screen.
Date format to use for On-Screen Clock. Must exit reader to change screen.
Toggle support for double-byte languages, such as Chinese.
Should the reader use the defined INBOUND translation table in read mode?
Should the reader use the defined OUTBOUND translation table for replies?
Press ENTER to customize the inbound character translation table.
Press ENTER to customize the outbound character translation table.
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