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PCMU$INI.DAT
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#
# PcMenu Version 3.0.x Initialisation file.
# PalDef Version 3.0.x and later, also uses this file to locate Palette
# data file.
#
# You can specify the directory where this file can be found using the
# /I option on the command line ( again with both PcMenu and PalDef )
#
# Alternatively, both these programs use the NEW Dos Environment Variable
# PCMENU_INI when set to the directory containing this file. ( Which will
# overide the /I option )
#
#
# DOS ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES ALWAYS OVERIDE THE VALUES IN THIS FILE !
#
# As you have probably gathered by now the '#' character is a comment !
#
# This file consists of 'parameters' = 'value'
#
# 'value' 's can include values from DOS ENV by surrounding the
# DOS Envoronment Variable name in < > characters.
#
# PALETTE specifies the directory in which the file PCMU$PAL.DAT
# DOS environment variable PCMENU_PALETTE will overide this
# value.
#
palette = c:\pcmenu
#
#
# HEADER specifies the directory in which the file PCMU$HDR.DAT
# DOS environment variable PCMENU_HEADER will overide this
# value.
#
header = c:\pcmenu
#
#
# BATCH specifes the DIRECTORY that you want the file PCMU$BAT.BAT
# to be created. This directory must be read/writeable.
# DOS environment variable PCMENU_BATCH will overide this
# value.
#
# **Note the value placed here must also be placed in MENU.BAT**
# ( or whatever you are using to control the menu system )
#
#
batch = c:\pcmenu
#
#
#
#
# TEMP specifies the directory that PcMenu uses for its scratch files.
# This directory must be read/writeable.
# DOS environment variable PCMENU_TEMP will overide this
# value.
#
temp = c:\pcmenu
#
#
# MENU_BATCH specifies the path and name of the controling Batchfile
# ( or whatever ) that is used to reload PcMenu after
# command launch. ( Default: MENU.BAT )
#
menu_batch = DEMO.BAT
#
#
# BATCH_FILENAME specifies the name of the batchfile that PcMenu creates
# in the directory specified by the 'batch' parameter or
# the PCMENU_BATCH Dos Environment Variable.
# ( Default: PCMU$BAT.BAT )
#
#
# **Note the value placed here must also be placed in MENU.BAT**
# ( or whatever you are using to control the menu system )
#
#
batch_filename = PCMU$BAT.BAT
#
# INFO_BOX_UPDATE where the 'value' is set to the number of seconds that
# you want PcMenu to check the PCMU$HDR.DAT file for
# modificiation.
#
# ( Warning - Small Values may put heavy loads on File Servers )
#
# if 'value' is set to 0 timed updating is not used,
# and PcMenu only loads the Information Box on initial
# startup and when returning from DOS after an executed
# menu option ! ( Default: 0 )
#
info_box_update = 60
#
#
# SCREEN_SAVER where 'value' is set to the time in seconds
#
#
screen_saver = 300
#
#
# ALPHA_KEYING Specifys whether you want alpha keying enabled !
# set 'value' to 'on' for enabled
# or 'off' for disabled ( Default )
#
alpha_keying = on
#
#
# TABS User Configurable tab positions, measure posion from left
# of window, each successive TAB character found will start
# cursor at the next tab spot.
# 'value' is specified by a series of tab positions in increasing
# order, seperated by commas.
# Tab positions are used in 'Menu Titles' and 'Menu Options'
# Only. There is no default value! ( ie. If they are not set
# explicitly, they are not used )
#
tabs = 3, 8, 12, 16, 20
#
# Options below are new to PcMenu v3.0.8
#
# HELP_BAR_COLORS Define the colours of the help bar by using global
# colours from Information Box Details.
#
# DEFAULT is the default value for this option.
#
# set 'value' to 'default' to always retain system Default settings
# or 'infobox' to have colours follow GLOBAL colour
# settings in the PCMU$HDR.DAT file
#
help_bar_colours = infobox
#
#
#
# SAVER_MESSAGES Enables or Disables ALL Screen Saver Messages
#
# set 'value' to 'on' to enable default saver messages, and
# the 'screen_saver_message' if set. ( Default )
#
# to 'off' for NO messages. The screen remains
# blank.
saver_messages = on
#
#
# SCREEN_SAVER_MESSAGE Display your own message while screen saver Active.
#
# This adds to the default list of screen saver messages
# a user defined string "value" that will display
# every THIRD time. (ie. after the two default messages)
#
# Text MUST be enclosed in quotes and can be <= 80 chars !
#
screen_saver_message= "PcMenu Version 3.0 now has MORE features to offer !"
#
#