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Short: CyberPrefs 40.21 for CyberGfx
Uploader: klaatu@newswire.gun.de
Author: klaatu@newswire.gun.de
Type: gfx/board
CyberPrefs 40.21 - Copyright © 1995 by CTi - Cyrion Technologies,
Programming done by Joachim E. Deußen
CyberPrefs is a little Preferences-Editor that sets some of CyberGfx
environment variables. CyberPrefs runs only from WB and works
with all CyberGfx versions and AmigaOS V39 and up. I have used some
values that are currently not supported by the software nor do I
know if they ever will, i hope they will, but for more information
you should contact the authors of CyberGfx - NOT!
"Cybergraphics/HIRESCRSR" \ These values may be changed "on the fly"
"Cybergraphics/CPUC2P" / all others are only read on startup.
"Cybergraphics/NOCHIPSCREEN"
"Cybergraphics/HIDE15BIT"
"Cybergraphics/ALERTEMU"
"Cybergraphics/..Monitor" or "Cybergraphics/CYBERVISION"
The display as checkboxes changed for 40.14 to a Listview (since
Frank and Tom keep surprising us with new variables, this would
prevent me from changing the window from release to release). You
select an entry by pointing on it. The value is set if a ">" (in
effect only after a reboot!) or a "*" (immediate effect, changed
on-the-fly!) is displayed in front of it, otherwise it is unset.
Private CyberPrefs variabels are
·Cybergraphics/BOARD, this one holds an ordinal number that
identifies the GfxBoard:
picasso 0
spectrum 1
picollo 2
sd64 3
merlin 4 (support for this has been dropped!)
retina2 5
retina3 6
cv64 7
domino 8
a2410 9 (not yet!)
opalvision 10 (not yet!)
·Cybergraphics/MONVALUE holds the lower and the upper bound of
your monitor.
You are encouraged to use both variables in your programs.
If you press CANCEL, nothing will be changed, regardless if you done
some testing in between. USE will store only temporary in ENV:, SAVE
will store for later use in ENV: and ENVARC:
CyberGfx acts a little different from version to version, setting
CYBERVERSION to the current release value will take care of this.
Version supported Variables
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<40.45 HIRESCRSR, CPUP2C
40.46 HIRESCRSR, CPUP2C, HIDE15BIT
40.47 HIRESCRSR, CPUP2C, HIDE15BIT, ALERTEMU
40.50 HIRESCRSR, CPUP2C, HIDE15BIT, ALERTEMU, NOCHIPSCREEN
If a Variable is not supported, the Gadget is disabled. As is the
case with the DOMINO GfxBoard, where you can't set a Monitor, but
only 31,5 or 57 kHz operating mode.
If you have a devs:monitor/ driver (if you are registered user,
you probably have) below 1.18 the env:cybergraphics/%sMonitor variabale
may be stored as env:%sMonitor. Setting the tooltype "OLDDRIVER=TRUE"
will take care of this.
Tooltypes:
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CYBERVERSION=<release>
OLDDRIVER=<TRUE|FALSE>
Legal stuff:
Permission is granted to include this little program on every BBS, CD
or disk PD publication where you also can find the CyberGfx Shareware
distribution. That means all restrictions made there also apply for
this archive, which of course may not be altered! Exception to the rule
is the inclusion within the CyberGfx distribution.