CONFIG CTRLKEYS|MOREKEYS|DOT|HIDE|COLOR|COPYSIZE|FNCSIZE|LOGFILE

This command is for changing the default settings.

* CONFIG CTRLKEYS is for command-line-editing-keys-definitions
  (great word :).  In other words: You can change the meaning of keys
  pressed with CTRL (Control) key and some other keys (TAB ^I,
  Backspace ^H, Return ^M, Shift-Return ^J, ESC ^[).

  "CONFIG CTRLKEYS" shows the current settings,
  "CONFIG CTRLKEYS WQSEIX[TYHJMLRVFP" sets the default settings.

  To change something, just change the character corresponding to
  the key pressed with CTRL. See some lines above for some CTRL-
  equivalents.
  eg. TAB is same as CTRL-I . So to use CTRL-K instead of TAB, you use:
        config ctrlkeys WQSEKX[TYHJMLRVFP
  Warning: You may get confused if you define one key twice.
  If you want to get really confused, try:
        config ctrlkeys WQSEKX[TIYMJHRVFP

* "CONFIG MOREKEYS" shows the keys that can be pressed inside  MORE .
  The uppercase keys represent the cursor keys, default is: ABCDSTqsnjwrh
  It works similar to CONFIG CTRLKEYS. To use RETURN key to exit MORE use:
        config morekeys ABCDST^Msnjwrh     (see also  ECHO )
  
* "CONFIG DOT character" replaces the dot character (.) where it has a
  special meaning ( ECHO , SEARCH , PUTMSG , dir back, force disk, abbreviation)
  eg.   config dot *

* "CONFIG HIDE pattern" sets the files that are hidden by  DIR 
  and  filename completion . The pattern must contain at least
  one  wild card .
  "CONFIG HIDE" shows the current settings (by default none).

  eg.   config hide         {display current hiding pattern}
        config hide ""      {unset the hiding pattern}
        config hide *.info  {ignore *.info-files}
        config hide *.info|*.bak {hide files ending in .info and .bak}
        config hide ~*.tex|*.dvi {show only *.tex and *.dvi-files}

* "CONFIG COLOR colors" defines the use of colours. "colors" has to be
  a 16 digit number. The first two digits are the color number for pen 0
  (background - not used). The second two digits are the color number for
  pen 1 (foreground). The third two digits are the color number for pen 2
  (first highlight color). Color numbers can be from 30 to 37 for colors
  and from 00 to 07 for other ways of highlighting.
 
  This is global. Do not forget to make a CLS afterwards.
  One color modes are very useful with OS3.0+ to speed up scrolling.

  Default:     config color 3031323334353637;prompt "^[[33m%p> "
  Four colors: config color 3031323331323332;prompt "^[[33m%p> "
  One color:   config color 3031030104040703;prompt "^[[1m%p> "
  Boring:      config color 3031313131313131;prompt "%p> "

* "CONFIG COPYSIZE bytesize" sets the size of the memory block used for
  COPY, MOVE and SPLIT to "bytesize" bytes. The default setting 50000
  semms to be a good value for both harddisk and floppydisk. If you
  only use floppydisk try:
        config copysize 20000
  and to display the current setting use:
        config copysize

* "CONFIG FNCSIZE bytesize" sets the size of the memory block used to
  store the last used directory at  filename completing  (=FNC).
  If this memory block (=FNC buffer) is too small, FNC has to read the
  directory again every time you press TAB and TAB cycling does not work.
  To save memory you can try:
        config fncsize 2000      for 2000 bytes FNC buffer or
        config fncsize 0         for no FNC buffer at all
  and to display the current setting use:
        config fncsize

* "CONFIG LOGFILE filename" opens a global logfile which is used by all
  ZShells running. You will be asked for your name.
  Every command line will go there including date, time and CLI process
  number. The logfile will be closed if all ZShells end.
  "CONFIG LOGFILE" closes the logfile manually.