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INI File | 1989-07-18 | 3.1 KB | 99 lines |
- ; Lines preceded by a semicolon are comments ( i.e. this line is
- ; a comment ). Comments may not contain an equal sign.
-
- [windows]
- ; The "spooler" entry enables and disables the Spooler. Setting
- ; this entry to "yes" enables the Spooler; setting it to "no"
- ; disables the Spooler.
- spooler=yes
- DoubleClickSpeed=500
- CursorBlinkRate=550
- ; In the MS-DOS Executive, the View menu's Program command displays
- ; those files which have an extension specified by the "programs"
- ; entry. You may want to add the "pif" extension to this list.
- programs=com exe bat
- ; The "NullPort" entry determines the text used to denote that a
- ; peripheral device ( i.e. a printer ) is not connected to a port.
- ; In the Control Panel, see the Set menu's Connections command.
- NullPort=None
- ; The "load" entry determines what applications should be loaded
- ; as an icon when you start Windows.
- load=
- ; The "run" entry determines which applications will run when Windows
- ; is started. Specify an application name or a file with one of the
- ; file extensions listed in the [extensions] section. The former simply
- ; runs the application; the latter not only runs the application, but
- ; also loads the specified file into the application.
- run=
- PrinterSetup=0
-
- [extensions]
- cal=calendar.exe ^.cal
- crd=cardfile.exe ^.crd
- trm=terminal.exe ^.trm
- txt=notepad.exe ^.txt
- ini=notepad.exe ^.ini
- msp=paint.exe ^.msp
- wri=write.exe ^.wri
-
- [colors]
-
- [pif]
- attrib.exe=96
- backup.com=128
- chkdsk.com=128
- command.com=256
- comp.com=64
- diskcomp.com=1
- diskcopy.com=1
- edlin.com=64
- find.exe=64
- format.exe=64
- join.exe=36
- mode.com=36
- more.com=64
- recover.com=64
- restore.com=128
- sort.exe=64
- subst.exe=36
-
- [intl]
- dialog=yes
-
- [ports]
- ; A line with [filename].PRN followed by an equal sign causes
- ; [filename] to appear in the Control Panel's Connections dialog.
- ; A printer connected to [filename] directs its output into this file.
- LPT1:=
- LPT2:=
- LPT3:=
- COM1:=9600,n,8,1
- COM2:=9600,n,8,1
- EPT:=
-
- [win386]
- ; Windows/386 will allocate the amount of memory specified in the
- ; windowmemsize entry to Windows. The minimum memory that can be
- ; allocated is around 420, but this will vary depending upon whether
- ; or not you are running with a network, which version of DOS you
- ; are running with, and so on. The emmsize entry fixes the MAXIMUM
- ; amount of extended memory that can be used as expanded memory at any
- ; one time. Both your DOS applications and Windows itself will use this
- ; expanded memory. You are probably best off leaving this entry blank,
- ; since Windows/386 will use a default value.
- windowmemsize=640
- emmsize=
- ;
- ; The AltEscape, AltEnter, and similar entries allow you to disable
- ; Windows/386's use of these special alt-key sequences. Normally they
- ; should all be enabled (set to "on"), in which case these sequences are
- ; used by Windows/386 and are not seen by other applications. If you need
- ; to run an application which relies on one of these sequences, you may
- ; set that entry to "off", then Windows/386 will ignore that key sequence,
- ; and it will be passed on to applications.
- altescape=off
- altenter=off
- altspace=off
- alttab=off
- altprintscn=on