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- ; This is alged.1st. When you run alged it will try to load this file
- ; first. The format of the file is the same as any data file, but I
- ; think it should be used to set up the user-options.
- ;
- ; The following are all the options and their default values. If the option
- ; appears twice, or in other data files, then the last one takes effect.
- ; Note, you can also type these options when you EnterKey interactively.
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------
- ?c 7 ; normal color (color = foregnd + 16*backgnd)
- ?s 14 ; selection color (for monochrome, use 112)
- ?i 13 ; instructions color (visible comments)
- ?m 31 ; menu color (for monochrome, use 112)
- ?e 13 ; max significant digits, valid 2...16 (used by Integer)
- ?d 1000 ; max denominator search (used by Integer, Simplify, and Factrpoly)
- ?p 100 ; max power (used by ^N expand)
- ?a 1 ; char mode (0=ugly)
- ?v 1 ; use direct video (0=use bios)
- ?y 1 ; adjust y position (0=line up fractions)
- ?. 1 ; decimals 0=europe, 1=usa (output only)
- ?f 0 ; input format 0=infix, 1=postfix
- ?r 1 3 2 ; 3d color-by-derivative direction vector
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Use ?g <bgi-file> <mode> <palette start> <palette size>
- ; to change the graphic driver and set graphics mode.
- ; Here are some examples, you can remove the ';' at the beginning of one of
- ; these lines:
- ; ?g svga256 0 32 24 ; 320x200 VGA with rainbow palette
- ; ?g svga256 1 32 24 ; 640x480 super vga with rainbow palette
- ; ?g svga256 1 18 14 ; 640x480 super vga with gray palette
- ; ?g svga256 2 32 24 ; 640x400 super vga with rainbow palette
- ; ?g svga256 3 32 24 ; 800x600 super vga with rainbow palette
- ; ?g svga256 4 32 24 ; 1024x768 super vga with rainbow palette
- ; ?g *auto 0 1 3 ; if you have CGA, use this for 3 colors
- ; The driver name is the .bgi filename without path or extension.
- ; The mode number is defined by Borland; it is not the one used by bios.
- ; When you say *auto then the hardware is auto-detected (up to vga).
- ; If you do NOT have SuperVga, it is better to use *auto.
- ; When you omit ?g the highest resolution mode is used.
- ;-------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; The ?l option is used to set language for the .mnu and .hlp files.
- ; For instance ?l NED will use ALGEDNED.HLP and ALGEDNED.MNU.
- ; The default is simply ALGED.HLP and ALGED.MNU
- ;
- ?l eng
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