@database "SwazBlanker/Dark"
@master "Def.guide"
@author David Swasbrook
@(c) Copyright (C)1994 David Swasbrook. All Rights Reserved.
@$VER: Dark.guide 1.0 (14.04.95)
@INDEX Index
@NODE MAIN "Dark (14.04.95)"
	SWAZBLANKER : Dark
	==================
	(C) 1992-95 David Swasbrook,
	     All Rights Reserved.
  @{" Introduction          " LINK Introduction		} What it actually does
  @{" Interface             " LINK Interface		} Configuration preferences
  @{" History               "	LINK History		} Bug fixes and updates
@ENDNODE
@NODE Introduction "What it actually does..."
	Dark/Introduction
	=================
	This blanker draws twinkling stars on a black night sky.
@ENDNODE
@NODE Interface "Configuration preferences..."
	Dark/Interface
	==============
@{b}           Save @{ub}- save and use the current settings.
@{b}            Use @{ub}- use the current settings.
@{b}           Test @{ub}- test the blanker under the current settings
@{b}         Cancel @{ub}- cancel all changes.
@{b}        Density @{ub}- sets how many dense starfield should be.
                  @{i}Default: 7.@{ui}
@{b}          Delay @{ub}- how often should stars be added.
                  @{i}Default: 5.@{ui}
@{b}   Display Mode @{ub}- the screen mode to use. If the preferred screen cannot
                  be opened then the default screen mode will be tried, if
                  this fails then the minimum screen mode required for this
                  blanker will be tried, if that fails then the blanker will
                  quit and let SwazBlanker choose an alternative blank
                  method.
                  @{i}Default: Hi-Resoloution Laced 16 colors.@{ui}
@ENDNODE
@NODE History "Bug fixes and updates..."
	Dark/History
	============
`1.0'	o Based on code written by Marzio De Biasi.
@ENDNODE
@NODE Index
	Dark/Index
	==========
  @{" History               "	LINK History		} Bug fixes and updates
  @{" Interface             " LINK Interface		} Configuration preferences
  @{" Introduction          " LINK Introduction		} What it actually does
@ENDNODE