*BOF
Do not edit this file to be longer than 220 lines, or CompareRite will crash.
*DATA HELP
F1              Displays context-sensitive help
Alt-F1          Makes help bigger or smaller
F2              Displays lists in list fields
F6              Clears the current field
F10             Same as OK, SAVE, CLOSE, COMPARE.  Exits form after saving.
ESC             Same as CANCEL, EXIT.  Changes are not saved.
Home            Moves cursor to beginning of field
Down-Arrow      Moves to next item on form
TAB             Moves to next item on form
Up-Arrow        Moves to previous item on form
Shift-TAB       Moves to previous item on form
*HELP
Press HELP for general help information or F1 for context-sensitive help.
*OK
Press OK to exit this form after saving your selections.
*CANCEL
Press CANCEL to exit this form without saving your selections.
*FILE_OLD
Type the name of the original file, or DIR if you want a directory.
Press Ctrl-R to enter the name of the file from your last session.
Press Ctrl-P to enter the path of the file from your last session.
*FILE_NEW
Type the name of the revised file, or DIR if you want a directory.
Press Ctrl-R to enter the name of the file from your last session.
Press Ctrl-P to get the path of the original document.
*FILE_OUT
Type the name of the file where you will store the comparison, or leave this
answer blank if you want to examine your results from the CompareRite Viewer.
Press Ctrl-R to enter the name of the file from your last session.
Press Ctrl-P to enter the path of the original document.
Press Ctrl-B to build a name based on the working document name.
*COMPARE
Press COMPARE to begin comparing your documents.
*EXIT
Press EXIT to exit the program.
*MAIN_OPTIONS
Press OPTIONS to select an Option Set for your comparison.
Option Sets define how you want your comparison to look.
Also press OPTIONS to Create, Modify, or Delete Option Sets.
*MAIN_ADDS
Press ADDITIONS to specify the appearance of added text.
*MAIN_DELS
Press DELETIONS to specify the appearance of deleted text.
*MAIN_METH
Press METHODS to specify how you want CompareRite to compare files.
*MAIN_PREF
Press PREFERENCES lets you change your word processor and related settings,
as well as select revision lists and description pages.
*ADDS
Select these buttons to specify the appearance of added text.
Use your arrow or tab keys to move among the buttons.  
Press ENTER to select a button.
*A_SURCHAR
Select the characters with which you wish to surround added text.
*A_PRINTFMT
Select how added text should appear in your word processor file.
*A_VIEWFMT
Select the color the CompareRite Viewer will use for added text.
*DELS
Make selections to specify the appearance of deleted text.
Use your arrow or tab keys to move among the buttons.  
Press ENTER to select a button.
*D_TEXT
Specify what you wish to see in place of deleted text.
*D_SURCHAR
Select the characters with which you wish to surround deleted text.
*D_PRINTFMT
Select how deleted text should appear in your word processor file.
*D_VIEWFMT
Select the color the CompareRite Viewer will use for deleted text.
*METH
Make selections to specify how you want CompareRite to compare files.
Use your arrow or tab keys to move among the buttons.  
Press ENTER to select a button.
*M_PRECISION
Select the comparison style or precision you wish to use.
(NOTE: Only choose SOURCECODE if you are a programmer 
comparing two source code files)
*M_MOVES
Select how CompareRite should show moved text. 
*M_NOTES
Specify whether you want CompareRite to compare only body text, or footnotes
as well. If you choose to show footnotes, your footnote comparisons will 
appear at the end of the output document. In either case, the actual 
footnotes will still appear, unchanged, in the body of the output document.
*M_SKIP
If you want CompareRite to skip a section of text, specify the character pair 
that surrounds the text to be skipped. These character pairs must 
be put at the beginning and end of each section you wish to skip, and not
otherwise used in the document.
*PREF
Select your word processor or make changes to other 
basic selections that you see on this screen.
Use your arrow or tab keys to move among the buttons.  
Press ENTER to select a button.
*P_WPIN
Select the the word processor you want to use for your Original document.
*P_WPOUT
Select the word processor you want to use for your Revised document 
and your Redline output document.
*P_DESCPG
Indicate whether your redlined document printout should contain a cover
page describing the appearance of additions and deletions and providing
you with the name of the comparison file.
*P_REVLIS
Indicate whether your redlined document printout should contain a revision
list of the changes found, identified by page and paragraph numbers from the
original and revised documents.
*P_WP_OPTIONS
Select WP OPTIONS to change specific options for your Revised
and Redline word processor.
*P_WP_WP
These options are for WordPerfect (all supported versions).
*P_WP_WP_A_RED
Select whether you want to redline mark additions. In WordPerfect 4.2, this
places change bars in the margin of any line which contains added text.
This is in addition to any printout format you select in the ADDITIONS
menu, such as underlining.
*P_WP_WP_D_RED
Select whether you want to redline mark deletions. In WordPerfect 4.2, this
places change bars in the margin of any line which contains deleted text.
This is in addition to any printout format you select in the DELETIONS
menu, such as underlining.
*P_WP_WS
These options are for WordStar.
*P_WP_WS_RTMARGIN
Type in the right margin for your redlined draft, in case you don't
include a .RM or .RR command in your documents.
Choose any value between 1 and 255; 65 or 80 is generally recommended.
*P_WP_MW
These options are for Microsoft Word for DOS (through version 5.0).
*P_WP_MW_A_FONT
Type in the font you want to use to display additions (or 0 if you don't want
to change fonts). Use the following table as a guide:
           0: Do not change fonts
           1-16 : Modern a thru Modern p    41-48: Foreign a thru Foreign h
           17-32: Roman a  thru Roman p     49-56: Decor a   thru Decor h
           33-40: Script a thru Script h    57-64: Symbol a  thru Symbol h
*P_WP_MW_D_FONT
Type in the font you want to use to display deletions (or 0 if you don't want
to change fonts). Use the following table as a guide:
           0: Do not change fonts
           1-16 : Modern a thru Modern p    41-48: Foreign a thru Foreign h
           17-32: Roman a  thru Roman p     49-56: Decor a   thru Decor h
           33-40: Script a thru Script h    57-64: Symbol a  thru Symbol h
*P_WP_MW_REVBAR
Select whether you want change bars to appear in the margin of any line
which contains additions. This is in addition to any format you chose in
the ADDITIONS menu, such as underlining.
*P_WP_XY
These options are for XyWrite.
*P_WP_XY_UM1
If you wish to use use XyWrite modes other than the ones provided in the
ADDITIONS and DELETIONS menu, enter the modes in this question and the next.
You may choose any MD command you want, including commands such as
®MDSD¯, ®MD2¯, or the XyWrite redline modes ®MDIN¯, ®MDDN¯, ®MDIU¯.
Do not type in the MD part of the command; it is provided automatically.
*P_WP_XY_UM2
If you wish to use use XyWrite modes other than the ones provided in the
ADDITIONS and DELETIONS menu, enter the modes in this question and the
preceding one. You may choose any MD command you want, including commands 
such as ®MDSD¯, ®MD2¯, or the XyWrite redline modes ®MDIN¯, ®MDDN¯, ®MDIU¯.
Do not type in the MD part of the command; it is provided automatically
*P_WP_DWDCA
These options are for DisplayWrite and DCA.
*P_WP_DW_STRIKE
Select the letter corresponding to the character you want to use to
overstrike text.
*P_WP_ASCII
These options are for ASCII text.
*P_WP_ASCII_PAR
If your ASCII file only uses carriage returns at the ends of paragraphs,
or you are using CompareRite to check program source code or database files,
answer "Every return" here. If your ASCII file uses carriage returns at the 
end of every line, select "Two returns..." or "Any return...".
*P_WP_ASCII_B_UD1
If you want to precede each addition by a string of characters, define the
characters here.
*P_WP_ASCII_E_UD1
If you want to follow each addition with a string of characters, define the
characters here.
*P_WP_ASCII_B_UD2
If you want to precede each deletion by a string of characters, define the
characters here.
*P_WP_ASCII_E_UD2
If you want to follow each deletion by a string of characters, define the
characters here.
*RET_MENU
This either returns you to the main menu, or if you did not specify an
output file, displays your redlining on the screen.
*OSL_DEF_SELECT
Select the Option Set to Modify, Delete, or use as the basis for a New.
*OSL_DEFINE
Option Sets define how you want your comparison to look.  You may
define the appearance of additions and deletions, comparison methods,
and various word processor preferences.
*OSL_DEF_NEW
This creates a new Option Set based on the existing Option Set you selected.
*OSL_DEF_MOD
This enables you to edit an Option Set.
*OSL_DEF_DEL
This deletes an Option Set.
*OSL_DEF_CLOSE
This returns to the Main Menu with your current Option Set selection.
*OSL_SAVE
This saves your Option Set to your Option Set Library.
*OSL_NEW
Select an Option Set Library to which your Option Set will be saved.
*NETID
Type in your network identification string (no more than three characters).
*OSET_NAME
Type in the new Option Set name to which options will be saved.
