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- ; The GLEDIT.INI file is used to set user-configuarble parameters for the
- ; GLEDIT program. Parameters to the right of the equal sign may be of
- ; upper, lower or mixed case (case is ignored). Yes/No parameters may also
- ; be specified as Y or N, True or Flase, T or F, or 1 (yes) or 0 (no).
- ; If a parameter is invalid, the default is used. The variable name to
- ; the left of the equal sign may also be expressed in upper, lower or
- ; mixed case.
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-
- ; GLEDITFilesPath tells GLEDIT where to find the GLEDIT.HLP and
- ; GLEDIT.SER (registered users only) files if they are not in the same
- ; directory as GLEDIT.EXE or they are not in one of your path directories.
- ; If there is no parameter specified for GLEDITFilesPath, it is assumed
- ; that any of GLEDIT's support files may be found in a directory on the
- ; path or in the directory conatining GLEDIT.EXE. If the GLEDITFilesPath
- ; parameter is specified, neither the home directory nor the path is
- ; searched, and the files MUST reside in the directory specified. This file
- ; (GLEDIT.INI) MUST reside on the path or in the same directory as
- ; GLEDIT.EXE. 52 characters max, trailing backslash is optional.
-
- GLEDITFilesPath=
-
-
- ; DefaultPath specifies the value that will appear pre-typed in the "Path"
- ; field when the interface is intially invoked. Do not specify any parameter
- ; if you want the field to be empty.
-
- DefaultPath=*.*
-
-
- ; The following are default options that will always be in effect
- ; when the GLEDIT user interface mode is invoked. Y indicates that
- ; the option will be selected.
-
- IgnoreCaseOpt=N
- TestModeOpt=N
- DeleteMatchingRecordsOpt=N
- ScrollWindowWithoutPauseOpt=N
- PromptBeforeActionOpt=Y
- RecurseSubdirectoriesOpt=N
- NamesOnly=N
-
- ; The values for ScreenLines are 0, 25, 50. If 0, the screen remains set
- ; to the text mode screen size in effect when GLEDIT was loaded. If it is
- ; set to 25, the mode is forced to 25x80 EGA/VGA mode. If it is 50, the
- ; mode is set to 43x80 for EGA and 50x80 for VGA. Default is 0.
-
- ScreenLines=0
-
-
- ; Set MonochromeVideo=Yes if you want GLEDIT's display to be in black and
- ; white. A more pleasing alternative may be to adjust the color settings
- ; for the display (see below) to colors that are translated appealingly on
- ; your monochrome monitor. Default is No.
-
- MonochromeVideo=No
-
-
- ; Specify BIOSWrites=Yes to do all screen writing through the video BIOS. This
- ; is slower, but may resolve any problems you may be experiencing with the
- ; user interface display. Default is No.
-
- BIOSWrites=No
-
-
- ; The colors selected below are derived by selecting a background and a
- ; foreground color from the tables below and adding the two values
- ; together: Example: Light gray background and blue text is 112 + 1 = 113.
- ;
- ; Background value Foreground Value
- ; BLACK 0 0
- ; BLUE 16 1
- ; GREEN 32 2
- ; CYAN 48 3
- ; RED 64 4
- ; MAGENTA 80 5
- ; BROWN 96 6
- ; LIGHT GRAY 112 7
- ; DARK GRAY 8
- ; LIGHT BLUE 9
- ; LIGHT GREEN 10
- ; LIGHT CYAN 11
- ; LIGHT RED 12
- ; LIGHT MAGENTA 13
- ; YELLOW 14
- ; WHITE 15
- ; BLINKING 128
- ;
- ; The default colors are:
- ; BackgroundColor=23
- ; CmdLineMatchLineColor=15
- ; CmdLineMatchPhraseColor=12
- ; CmdLineTextColor=14
- ; FootLineColor=112
- ; FootLineMsgColor=116
- ; HeadLineColor=116
- ; HelpWindowColor=48
- ; HelpXRefColor=62
- ; HelpSelectColor=60
- ; InputWindowBkgColor=112
- ; InputWindowBorderColor=113
- ; InputFieldColor=31
- ; InputCursorColor=63
- ; MatchLineColor=31
- ; MatchPhraseColor=27
- ; ResultWindowColor=30
- ; ShadowColor=8
-
- ; BackgroundColor is the color of the textured background that is behind the
- ; data entry window when the user interface is first entered. If you want
- ; to remove the texturing, set the background and foreground colors to the
- ; same color.
- BackgroundColor=23
-
- ; CmdLineMatchLineColor refers to the non-highlighted area of the line that is
- ; displayed when a match is found. It is also use for the redisplayed line
- ; that shows how the modified line will look. This refers to command line
- ; mode only.
- CmdLineMatchLineColor=15
-
- ; CmdLineMatchPhraseColor refers to the highlighted area of the line that is
- ; displayed when a match is found (the matching phrase). This refers to
- ; command line mode only.
- CmdLineMatchPhraseColor=12
-
- ; CmdlineTextColor refers to all other prompts and messages that are displayed
- ; in command line mode.
- CmdLineTextColor=14
-
- ; FootLineColor refers to the text bar at the bottom of the screen.
- FootLineColor=112
-
- ; FootLineMsgColor refers to action prompts that appear in the foot line.
- ; You might want to blink these prompts by adding 128 to the color.
- FootLineMsgColor=116
-
- ; HeadLineColor refers to the text bar at the top of the screen.
- HeadLineColor=116
-
- ; HelpWindowColor refers to the text and background used in the help windows.
- HelpWindowColor=48
-
- ; HelpXRefColor refers to the highlighted words on the help screen that can
- ; be selected to move you to another topic.
- HelpXRefColor=62
-
- ; HelpSelectColor refers to the highighted cross reference word that is
- ; currently selected on the help screen.
- HelpSelectColor=60
-
- ; InputWindowBkgColor refers to the background and text colors of the input
- ; windows and field labels.
- InputWindowBkgColor=112
-
- ; InputWindowBorderColors refers to any borders and window titles on input
- ; windows.
- InputWindowBorderColor=113
-
- ; InputFieldColor refers to the areas into which data can be typed.
- InputFieldColor=31
-
- ; InputCursorColor refers to the currently active line of an input field.
- InputCursorColor=63
-
- ; MatchLineColor refers to the non-highlighted area of the line that is
- ; displayed when a match is found. It is also use for the redisplayed line
- ; that shows how the modified line will look. This refers to user interface
- ; mode only.
- MatchLineColor=31
-
- ; MatchPhraseColor refers to the highlighted area of the line that is
- ; displayed when a match is found (the matching phrase). This refers to
- ; user interface mode only.
- MatchPhraseColor=27
-
- ; ResultWindowColor refers to the large area between the head line and the
- ; foot line where the results of a search are displayed and replace/delete
- ; prompts are displayed. The color specified here will be applied to all
- ; text other than on the match line.
- ResultWindowColor=30
-
- ; Shadowcolor refers to the drop shadows that appear behind input windows.
- ShadowColor=8
-
- ; END
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