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*
* This file is used by the FLEXCUST program to customize
* colors
* com port default
* window sizes
* user identification
* audio tones
* default wait time for @WAIT command
* com port flow control
* for the FLEXPAC program. To change these things in FLEXPAC, you
* must do two things:
*
* 1) change this file to reflect your desired values, as explained below
* 2) issue the DOS command FLEXCUST
*
* The program file FLEXPAC.EXE is then altered. Note that only this
* particular DOS file is altered - if you have more than one FLEXPAC.EXE
* program file on your disks, you will have to customize each one separately
* (or customize one and copy to the other disks).
*
* Of course, if you copy a customized FLEXPAC.EXE to another disk or
* subdirectory, the customized colors travel with it, since the file itself
* has been modified and customized.
*
* This process assumes that all files are in the current subdirectory, and
* have the standard supplied file names. If you have changed the names, or
* if files are in different subdirectories, you must supply some parameters
* to FLEXCUST - the full format of the command is:
* FLEXCUST <target> <source>
* where:
* TARGET is the DOS file name of the FLEXPAC.EXE file - if not in
* the current subdirectory, you may enter a fully qualified DOS
* file name, such as C:\PACKET\FLEXPAC.EXE
* SOURCE is the name of this file - if not in the current subdirectory,
* you may enter a fully qualified DOS file name, such as
* C:\PACKET\FLEXCUST.PRO
* Note: SOURCE and TARGET can be optional - the default TARGET is
* FLEXPAC.EXE in the current subdirectory, and the default SOURCE is
* FLEXCUST.PRO in the current subdirectory. However, you CANNOT
* default the TARGET name if you only want to specify SOURCE (in other
* words, if you only enter one parameter, it is assumed to be the TARGET
* parameter).
*
* **************** Modify The Color Information That Follows *************
*
* To modify this file to make your selections, you must obey two rules:
* a) do not change the NUMBER or ORDER of the following statements -
* YOU CAN ONLY CHANGE THE COLOR SPECIFIED ON EACH LINE. If there
* is a color you wish to leave alone, do exactly that - LEAVE IT
* ALONE!
* b) You may use only the following colors, and they must be entered
* AS SHOWN, as one word each:
* BLACK BLUE GREEN CYAN RED
* MAGENTA BROWN LIGHTGRAY DARKGRAY LIGHTBLUE
* LIGHTGREEN LIGHTCYAN LIGHTRED LIGHTMAGENTA
* YELLOW WHITE
* The color specification lines follow:
BLUE - A screen background
BROWN - B screen background
GREEN - DX window background
LIGHTCYAN - receive normal text
LIGHTRED - FLEXPAC error text
YELLOW - receive emphasized text (transmit echo, etc.)
BLACK - status line background
WHITE - status line foreground
RED - key line background
YELLOW - key line foreground
*
* ************* Modify The COM Port Number and Baud That Follow ************
*
Pxxx - set comport number - 1 or 2 are the only valid options here
Sxxx - set the baud rate
*
* ************* Modify The Window Size Information That Follows *************
*
* There are four different ways in which FLEXPAC can split up the screen,
* based on whether the B stream and/or DX windows are open and visible.
* Some things do not change - the bottom line is always the function key
* definition line, the next to bottom line always the key input line, and
* the second from bottom always the Status Line. The four configurations
* are:
*
* ┌───────────┐ ┌───────────┐ ┌───────────┐ ┌───────────┐
* │ │ │ A Stream │ │ A Stream │ │ A Stream │
* │ │ │ │ │ │ ├────(3)────┤
* │ A Stream │ ├───(1)─────┤ │ │ │ B Stream │
* │ │ │ B Stream │ ├───(2)─────┤ ├────(4)────┤
* │ │ │ │ │ DX Window │ │ DX Window │
* ├─Status────┤ ├─Status────┤ ├─Status────┤ ├─Status────┤
* ├─Input─────┤ ├─Input─────┤ ├─Input─────┤ ├─Input─────┤
* └─Keys──(5)─┘ └─Keys──(5)─┘ └─Keys──(5)─┘ └─Keys──(5)─┘
*
* You will notice that the important separator lines have numbers in
* parenthesis inside them. These are the line numbers that you can change
* to suit now ...
12 - (1) A stream to B stream, no DX window
17 - (2) A stream to DX window, no B stream
9 - (3) A stream to B stream, with DX window
17 - (4) B stream to DX window
25 - (5) maximum number of screen lines
*
* Specification (5) is the maximum number of lines on the screen; note
* that this CAN be greater than 25 if your display supports that many
* lines.
*
* The values are checked by FLEXCUST to ensure that each window is at
* least 3 lines, and that the numbers are in the proper ascending order
* when necessary (i.e. (4) should be greater than (3)).
*
* ************* Modify The User Code Information That Follows *************
*
* When you purchase FlexPac, you will be given a user number. If you have
* not purchased the program or become a registered user, please send $75
* plus $3 S&H to:
*
* Rich Thorne WB5M
* 133 Light Falls Drive
* Wake Forest, NC 27587
* U.S.A
*
* If you send in your registration fee, you will receive a diskette
* containing the latest level of the program and full documentation. In
* addition, you will be notified about fixes and enhancements. Be sure to
* include your CALLSIGN and diskette size preference (360K/5.25 or *
* 720K/3.25).
*
* Place your registration number in the next field.
*
0000 - Registration Number
*
* ************* Modify The Alarm Tone Information That Follows ************
*
* You can customize the alarm tone that FLEXPAC sounds when you connect to
* a station (@CONNECTALARM) or when someone attempts to TALK to you
* (@TALKMONITOR). The alarm sound has two tones - you can specify the
* frequency of the tones, and their duration. The frequency is in hertz,
* with Middle C as 440, and the duration is in TENTHs of seconds.
200 - first tone frequency
5 - first tone duration
600 - second tone freqeuncy
5 - second tone duration
*
* ************* Modify The WAIT Interval Information That Follows ************
*
* The next field contains the default number of seconds that an @WAIT
* command will wait for. You can change this dynamically by using the
* @WAITTIME command.
60
*
* ************* Modify The COM Port FLow Control Method That Follows *********
*
* The next field contains the default com port flow control method - the
* choice can be either NONE, HARDWARE control (RTS/CTS lines in cable), or
* SOFTWARE control (X-ON, X-OFF protocol). Put in the number that
* corresponds to the flow control method you wish:
* 0 for no flow control
* 1 for HARDWARE control
* 2 for SOFTWARE control
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