;WINFLS31.FLS - This Is An Example File For WinFlash
;
;Lines Beginning With A Semi-colon Are Comments And
;May Be Removed From Files You Create From This
;"Template". You May Wish To Leave The Comments In
;This File For Future Reference When Creating New
;Q&A Files.
;
;All .FLS Files Must Begin With [WinFlash]
;All .FLS Files Must Contain Between A Minimum Of 3
;And A Maximum Of 300 Question And Answer Pairs
;
[WinFlash]
;
;WinFlash Questions (Q's) And Answers (A's) Are Written As Pairs
;Using The Format Qn=Some Question and An=Some Answer. "n" Is
;The Number Associated With The Question/Answer Pair. Each
;Number Must Be Unique Within A Q&A File And Must Be Less Than
;300. It Is A Good Idea To "Use Up" All Of The Numbers As You
;Add New Q&A Pairs. Missing Q&A Pairs May Cause WinFlash To
;Incorrectly Establish The Highest Q&A Pair Number. You Can
;Check For Missing Q&A Pairs By Selecting The
;File|File Statistics Command From The Menu After Opening A
;Q&A File.
;
Q1=This is the first Question for WinFlash. This Question illustrates the proper method for writing longer Questions Or Answers. No "hard" carriage returns are included. Use word wrap to keep the lines displayed in the NotePad editor when writing or editing. A "hard" carriage return marks the end of a Question or Answer.
A1=This is the first Answer^for WinFlash. It shows how to use the ^^ to generate a "virtual" carriage return in a Q or A. Note that a single ^^ is interpreted as a "hard" carriage return, while two ^^'s together are displayed as a single ^^. Use the Edit|Edit Current Q&&A File command now to see how this Answer appears in the WINFLS31.FLS file.
;
;A Q or A May Display A .BMP File By Prefacing The Path To The
;.BMP File With <BMP>. If The .BMP File Is In The Same Directory
;As The Q&A File Then Just The FileName and Extension Are Needed,
;Otherwise Use The Full Path Name -
;e.g. C:\WINFLASH\BMPFILES\MYBMP.BMP. .BMP Files May Be Created
;And Edited Using The PaintBrush Application Included With
;Windows.
;
Q2=<BMP>ALLNFL.BMP
A2=<BMP>BRONCO.BMP
;
;A Q or A May Play A .WAV File If Your Computer Is Set Up To
;Play Sounds. If You Are Not Currently Set Up To Play Sounds,
;Install The SPEAKER.DRV Driver That Allows .WAV Files To Be
;Played Through Your Built-In PC Speaker. This Driver Is
;Available On Many BBSs And Is Also Included With The Files
;Shipped When You Register WinFlash. If You Are Unfamiliar
;With Installing Windows Drivers, Read The Instructions In
;Your Windows 3.1 Users Manual, "Installing A Driver Not
;Supplied With Windows," In Chapter 5, "Control Panel."
;
;The Path To The .WAV File Should Be Prefaced By <WAV> In
;A Similar Fashion To The Treatment Of .BMP Files Described
;Above.
;
;Text May Be Added After The .WAV Path By Immediately
;Following The "V" IN WAV With A % SIGN. Text Added After
;The % Will Be Displayed In A Regular Q or A Dialog Box As
;The .WAV File Is Played.
;
;If The .WAV File Is In The Same Directory As The Q&A File
;Then Just The FileName and Extension Are Needed, Otherwise
;Use The Full Path Name - e.g. C:\WINFLASH\WAVFILES\MYWAV.WAV.
;.WAV Files May Be Created And Edited Using The Sound Recorder
;Application Included With Windows.
;
Q3=<WAV>TADA.WAV%Is this a TA DA or What??
A3=<WAV>CHIMES.WAV%Hot Chimes, Eh??
;
Q4=This is the fourth question for WinFlash
A4=This is the fourth answer for WinFlash
Q5=This is the fifth question for WinFlash.
A5=This is the fifth answer for WinFlash.
Q6=This is the sixth question for WinFlash.
A6=This is the sixth answer for WinFlash.
;
;When Creating A New File Using WINFLS31 As A Template,
;DELETE All Of The Entries Which Follow This Comment Before
;Saving The File. The First Time You Open Your New File,
;WinFlash Will Write Back A "Fresh" Set Of Values For These
