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#-----------------
# MGIF example options file
# Last changed 970707
#
# Many, but not all, of the switches can be operated by dialogs
# from within the MGIF GUI.
#
# It's highly recommended to check out the possibilities here.
#-----------------
# For descriptions of what these switches do,
# look further down in this file.
# More detailed information can be found in the manual.
-gem
-sng
-dsp
-dhs
-jpd
-d mgif.dit
-mvx 200
-mvy 200
-prg
-shw
-aft
# Likely things to add/change
# -dsu Skip the start up dialog.
# -alt If you have alternate memory you'd like MGIF to use.
# -pm 2048 To set a default amount of memory for MGIF to use.
# -px Only allocate one image buffer.
# #-dhs On most Falcons, -dhs needlessly slows down the DSP
# operations. Some accelereated machines need it, though.
# -bsy Turn cursor into busy bee when appropriate.
# -C Set load mode to mapped colour by default.
# -fit Fit images to screen directly after loading.
# -smt Default to smooth scaling (also for scale on load).
# -f Use flicker mode for monochrome drawing.
# -scr Turn on scrollable view mode.
# -pri 50 Set update interval for the progress window.
# -bgi Sends keyboard input to the window under the pointer.
# -vdq For those with normal graphics cards. Forces MGIF to access
# the display using VDI calls (256 colours), but cheats a bit
# to be _really_ fast on most cards (and Macintoshes).
# -vdi Slower than the one above, but guaranteed to work even with
# really strange cards. Uses the VDIs transformation routines.
#----------------
# The switches below are commented out, but can changed and
# uncommented as required.
# The switches are given in alphabetical order.
#----------------
# Do aspect correction on load.
#-aco
# Tell MGIF to display the destination image after any processing.
#-aft
# Use alternate memory for buffers.
# Alternate memory is normally TT ram or virtual memory.
#-alt
# Set aspect ration in percent.
#-asp 200
# Tell MGIF to run in batch mode, reading commands from a file.
#-b
# Use another batch file than the default MGIF.BAT.
#-bat fixup.bat
# Tell MGIF to send keyboard input to the window the mouse pointer
# is currently over.
#-bgi
# Use busy bee when appropriate.
#-bsy
# Set the number of lines that are drawn between each check for abort.
#-chi 32
# Set the number of colours used for JPEG load and quantization.
#-col 16
# Set load mode to mapped colour.
#-C
# Set load mode and buffer allocation strategy to 24 bit colour.
#-CC
# Load another dither file than the default MGIF.DTT.
#-d mgif.dit
# Disable the 'This is a beta' dialog.
# This is of course never of any use with a real release version.
#-dbb
# Tell MGIF to send all debugging output to a file.
#-dbf debug.out
# Use handshaking for all communication with the Falcon DSP.
# Should not be needed, but try it if there are problems (lockups).
#-dhs
# Tell MGIF to always put a greyscale image in the last buffer.
#-dog
# Set the printer dpi used for the IMG save.
#-dpi 360
# Use the Falcon's DSP chip for image processing (if possible).
#-dsp
# Tell MGIF to skip the startup dialog.
#-dsu
# Load another flicker code file than the default MGIF_FL.EXE.
#-exe flickold.exe
# Turn on flicker mode.
#-f
# Tell MGIF to size images to fit on screen on load.
#-fit
# Just show .FL files.
#-fl
# Set the default font for text entry.
#-fnt 10
# Turn on F-S dithering for IMG save.
#-fss
# Tell MGIF to use fsel_exinput() even with TOSes that don't have it.
# Useful if you have a third party file selector installed.
#-fsx
# Set load mode to greyscales.
# Please, note that this overrides a previous flicker mode setting.
#-g
# Run MGIF as a GEM program.
#-gem
# Force MGIF to always use the newer GIF decoder.
#-gf2
# Use Brainstorm's JPEGD, a DSP based JPEG loader when available.
# After talking to people at Brainstorm this is now finally enabled.
# It uses home made interface code, so it might not be entirely stable.
#-jpd
# Load another short-cut file than the default MGIF.KEY.
#-key mykeys.key
# Set the amount of memory that MGIF leaves to TOS on startup.
# This value (Kb) is simply subtracted from the available amount
# before showing it in the startup dialog.
#-l 128
# Do montage with .FL pictures. -fl must be used as well.
#-m
# Flicker in super visor mode under MiNT for better display.
#-mfl
# Set the movement speed in percent of normal for scrolling view.
# Values below 100 will not work correctly.
#-mvx 200
#-mvy 200
# Turn off dithering for colour quantize and JPEG load.
#-n
# Load the configuration files from a specified directory.
#-opt c:\mgif
# Set the number amount of memory (Kb) used for the first buffer
# explicitly.
#-p0 800
# Same as above, but for the second buffer.
#-p1 800
# Set the maximum amount of memory (Kb) to be used.
#-pm 1024
# Tell MGIF to display a progress report for some of its functions.
# Not all functions are affected, but most of the time consuming ones.
#-prg
# Set the update interval for the progress windows.
# The number is the approximate number of times to update.
#-pri 20
# Tell MGIF to use only a single buffer.
#-px
# Tell MGIF to wait on a keypress before returning.
#-s
# Turn on scrollable normal view.
#-scr
# Tell MGIF to display images directly after loading.
#-shw
# Tell MGIF to do smooth scaling by default.
#-smt
# Tell MGIF to use only one screen for its output.
#-sng
# Tell MGIF to do a slide-show of the images on the command line.
# The images are displayed once and at maximum speed.
#-ss
# Use wildcards from file for slide-show, timing info included.
#-ssf c:\pics\slideshw.inf
# Loop slide-show indefinitely.
#-ssl
# Do random slide-show.
#-ssr
# Tell MGIF to do a timed slide-show as above, but with a given
# minimum time (seconds) between the displayed images.
#-sst 5
# Set the destination buffer to be the default to save.
#-svd
# Tell MGIF to switch to TT grey mode on startup.
#-ttg
# Set the UNDO file. Without this, the UNDO switch below will
# not work.
#-u c:\tmp\mgifundo.buf
# Tell MGIF to save the destination buffer before each operation
# that may change it. 'UNDO' is enabled in the menu.
# The -u switch above must be used as well.
#-udo
# Tell MGIF to use only the VDI for drawing.
# Only works for an 8 bit graphics mode (256 colours/greys).
# Do _not_ use this if you don't have a graphics card, it will
# be a _lot_ slower.
# If -vdq works on your card, use it instead. It's much faster.
#-vdi
# Tell MGIF to use only the VDI for drawing, but cheat a bit.
# This may or may not work depending on the graphics card used.
# If you don't get a correct display, use -vdi instead.
#-vdq
# Tell MGIF to wait on a keypress on startup.
#-w
# Tell MGIF to take precautions against a bug in (some versions of?)
# Warp9. The bug will disable the mouse whenever a scrollable display
# is used if this switch is not enabled.
# If this is used, the scrollable displays will not behave perfectly.
#-wrp
#---------------
# The switches below are used for testing purposes, are not
# implemented, are obsolete, or have no useful function in this
# file. Descriptions can be found in the ST-Guide manual.
#-aln
#-c
#-dbg
#-h
#-i
#-N
#-o
#-p
#-pop
#-pp
#-ST
#-tim
#-tos
#-v
#-vers
#-x
#-xx