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- ECHO Off
- IF NOT . == .%3 GOTO PARMSOK
- ECHO Please start the setup program by running SDLSETUP.
- GOTO QUIT
- :PARMSOK
- sdl_get B
- ECHO * * *
- ECHO The next section includes:
- ECHO Sleeve Inserts page ejects
- ECHO More or Pause
- ECHO Number of files for Tiny print labels
- ECHO Line printing characters
- ECHO . and .. directories
- ECHO Color or Monochrome displays.
- echo Size of 3" disk labels
- ECHO * * *
- echo The selections in this section do not have menu options to change them
- ECHO once they are set. The only way to change them is to run SDLSETUP
- ECHO again. To skip to the next section press Esc at any prompt.
- ECHO * * *
- ECHO You can set sleeve Inserts to eject a full page (66 lines).
- ECHO The original default was one-half page (33 lines).
- ECHO * * *
- sdl_get C "Press 3 for 33 lines, 6 for 66 lines or cr for no change (3,6,cr): " 63~}
- IF ERRORLEVEL 126 SDLFINIS %1 %2 %3
- SET GET=
- IF ERRORLEVEL 54 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 55 SET GET=42
- IF ERRORLEVEL 51 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 52 SET GET=21
- IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 125 ECHO E 235 %GET%>>SDLSETUP.TXT
- ECHO * * *
- ECHO As mentioned earlier, /M for More is the command switch to indicate
- ECHO that you want to pause to see a Menu at the end of each screen.
- ECHO If you require compatibility with earlier versions of SDL, you
- ECHO may specify P for Pause instead of P for Print. (M for More or
- ECHO Menu will still work, but you will have to use R for pRint.)
- Echo Note: This change only affects the /M or /P switch on the command
- Echo line. You can still use P for Print at the final menu. On
- Echo multiscreen menus you will still see --More-- at the
- Echo end of the intermediate screens. This is a general use of --More--
- Echo patterned after the DOS MORE filter. Any key other than those
- Echo shown on the menu will initiate the display of the next screen.
- ECHO * * *
- sdl_get C "Press M for More, P for Pause, or cr for no change (M,p,cr): " PM~}
- IF ERRORLEVEL 126 SDLFINIS %1 %2 %3
- SET GET=
- IF ERRORLEVEL 80 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 81 SET GET=50 52
- IF ERRORLEVEL 77 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 78 SET GET=4D 50
- IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 125 ECHO E 237 %GET%>>SDLSETUP.TXT
- ECHO * * *
- ECHO When using the /L option to print labels, SDL figures 11 filenames
- ECHO for each column if it uses Tiny print. This works fine on most
- ECHO printers and is specific to some Epson LQ models. Some printers
- ECHO have smaller fonts and can fit up to 15 files per column, for
- ECHO example the Epson FX-80. You may change the number up to 15 if you
- ECHO have a printer that can handle it.
- ECHO * * *
- sdl_get C "Enter B for 11, C for 12, D for 13, E for 14, or F for 15 (B,c,d,e,f)?" BCDEF}~
- IF ERRORLEVEL 126 SDLFINIS %1 %2 %3
- IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 125 ECHO E 23A %GET%>>SDLSETUP.TXT
- ECHO * * *
- ECHO When printing a directory, SDL usually substitutes printable
- ECHO ASCII characters for the line drawing characters you see on your
- ECHO screen. If your printer supports the extended ASCII characters
- ECHO you can have SDL use them to produce a neater printout.
- ECHO * * *
- sdl_get C "Press L for line drawing, S for substitutes (S,l,cr): " LS~}
- IF ERRORLEVEL 126 SDLFINIS %1 %2 %3
- IF ERRORLEVEL 83 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 84 ECHO E 234 00>>SDLSETUP.TXT
- IF ERRORLEVEL 76 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 77 ECHO E 234 01>>SDLSETUP.TXT
- ECHO * * *
- ECHO All DOS subdirectories have two entries named "." and "..".
- ECHO The . entry refers to the current subdirectory, while the ..
- ECHO entry refers to the parent directory. Many people find these
- ECHO entries superfluous and do not care to see them. Directories
- ECHO will display or not depending on the ALL default setting. They
- ECHO can be toggled on or off with the /A option. When directories
- ECHO are shown, you can have SDL suppress the dots if you want.
- ECHO * * *
- sdl_get C "Press . to see the dots, or S to suppress them (S,.,cr): " .S~}
- IF ERRORLEVEL 126 SDLFINIS %1 %2 %3
- SET GET=
- IF ERRORLEVEL 46 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 47 SET GET=01
- IF ERRORLEVEL 83 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 84 SET GET=00
- IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 125 ECHO E 236 %GET%>>SDLSETUP.TXT
- ECHO * * *
- ECHO SDL trys to determine whether you are using a color or monochrome
- ECHO monitor. It uses this to set the attribute for the highlighted
- ECHO key letters in the header and menus. This may not produce
- ECHO agreeable results on some monochrome graphics screens, so if
- ECHO you do not care for the automatic selection you can specify one
- ECHO style to be used all the time. This may take some experimention.
- Echo Rarely a screen enhancer program causes a conflict with SDL's
- Echo highlighted characters. If this is the case you can turn the
- Echo highlighting off completely by selecting n for none. Changing
- Echo the titles in the next section will also turn off the
- Echo highlighting in the header (but not in the menus).
- ECHO * * *
- sdl_get C "Select Automatic, Color, Mono, None, or cr(A,c,m,n,cr): " CAMN~}
- IF ERRORLEVEL 126 SDLFINIS %1 %2 %3
- set GET=
- IF ERRORLEVEL 77 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 78 SET GET=78
- IF ERRORLEVEL 78 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 79 SET GET=00
- IF ERRORLEVEL 65 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 66 SET GET=FF
- IF ERRORLEVEL 67 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 68 SET GET=0C
- IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 125 ECHO E 239 %GET%>>SDLSETUP.TXT
- echo * * *
- echo When printing labels for 3.5" diskettes there is a choice of two sizes.
- echo The nominal 3" size (2-3/4"x2-3/4") wraps around the top of the diskette,
- echo while the 2" size (2-3/4"x1-15/16") does not wrap.
- echo * * *
- sdl_get C "Press 3 for the wrapping label, or 2 for the non-wrap (3,2,cr): " 32~}
- IF ERRORLEVEL 126 SDLFINIS %1 %2 %3
- SET GET=
- IF ERRORLEVEL 51 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 52 SET GET=03
- IF ERRORLEVEL 50 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 51 SET GET=02
- IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 125 ECHO E 22A %GET%>>SDLSETUP.TXT
- SDLFINIS %1 %2 %3
- :QUIT
- IF EXIST SDLSETUP.TXT ERASE SDLSETUP.TXT
- if exist menu.bat menu
- SET GET=
- ECHO Exiting to DOS ...
-