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  1. ********************************************************************************
  2. *                                                                              *
  3. *                                Dirutily                                      *
  4. *                                                                              *
  5. ********************************************************************************
  6.  
  7. ********************************************************************************
  8. *                                                                              *
  9. * Special Notes:                                                               *
  10. *                                                                              *
  11. *  - Dirutily is support on the following operating systems:                   *
  12. *      MS/PC DOS          (Dirutily package available from the PCTOOLS disk)   *
  13. *      OS/2               (Dirutily package available from the OS2TOOLS disk)  *
  14. *      4680 Store System  (Dirutily package available from BERRYPAU @ RALVM0)  *
  15. *                                                                              *
  16. *  - Please read the information supplied in this profile, if additional       *
  17. *    information is needed, refer to the documentation.  The comments in       *
  18. *    this profile give a brief description about the commands that can be      *
  19. *    used in the profile.  Each command listed has a full description in       *
  20. *    the documentation.  Please see the Dirutily "Special Features" section    *
  21. *    in the documentation, it will make using Dirutily a lot easier!           *
  22. *                                                                              *
  23. *  - There is a quick start section in the documentation for users that don't  *
  24. *    like to read documentation.                                               *
  25. *                                                                              *
  26. *  - The programs assigned to the keys below are only examples, they can       *
  27. *    be obtained from PCTOOLS or OS2TOOLS.                                     *           *
  28. *                                                                              *
  29. *  - A blank or a * in column one is considered a comment, and the line        *
  30. *    will be ignored.                                                          *
  31. *                                                                              *
  32. *  - To comment out something starting beyond column one, use ** in front      *
  33. *    of the item.                                                              *
  34. *                                                                              *
  35. *  - All profile commands begin in column 1.                                   *
  36. *                                                                              *
  37. *  - The profile cannot contain TAB characters, if your editor saves files     *
  38. *    with TAB characters, use the editor's notabs option when saving this      *
  39. *    profile to disk.  You will get an error message if the profile contains   *
  40. *    TAB characters when running the Dirucust utility.                         *
  41. *                                                                              *
  42. ********************************************************************************
  43.  
  44. ********************************************************************************
  45. *                        Dirutily Internal Commands                            *
  46. ********************************************************************************
  47. *                                                                              *
  48. * To assign one of the following internal commands as a key definition, it     *
  49. * must be the only option following the = sign on the key definition line,     *
  50. * with the exception of the [NEW_PATH] internal command.                       *
  51. *                                                                              *
  52. * The square brackets must surround the command.                               *
  53. *                                                                              *
  54. *   Example: f1 = [TOGGLE_HELP]                                                *
  55. *                                                                              *
  56. * This assigns to the F1 key the toggle help screen command.                   *
  57. *                                                                              *
  58. *                                                                              *
  59. *                       Internal Commands Available                            *
  60. *                       ---------------------------                            *
  61. *                                                                              *
  62. * [ATTRIB_MENU] = changes file/directory attributes.                           *
  63. * [COPY]        = copies files to path specified.                              *
  64. * [DELETE]      = deletes files or complete sub-directory trees.               *
  65. * [MARK_ALL]    = mark all the files in the list.                              *
  66. * [MARK_MENU]   = mark options menu, to mark/unmark/remark files in the list.  *
  67. * [MOVE]        = moves files to path specified.                               *
  68. * [NEW_PATH]    = loads the path you specify.  (See the doc for path options)  *
  69. * [OS_SHELL]    = escape to the operating system and allows you to return.     *
  70. * [PRINT]       = prints files.                                                *
  71. * [QUIT]        = quits Dirutily.                                              *
  72. * [QUIT_IN_DIR] = quits Dirutily in the directory you're currently in.         *
  73. * [REFRESH_DIR] = refreshes the file listing and screen.                       *
  74. * [REMARK]      = re-marks any files that have been processed.                 *
  75. * [RENAME]      = renames files/directories.                                   *
  76. * [SORT_MENU]   = sort options menu to sort by name, extension, size or date.  *
  77. * [SORT_NAME]   = sort the file list by name.                                  *
  78. * [SORT_EXT]    = sort the file list by extension.                             *
  79. * [SORT_SIZE]   = sort the file list by size.                                  *
  80. * [SORT_DATE]   = sort the file list by date.                                  *
  81. * [TOGGLE_HELP] = toggles between help screens.                                *
  82. * [UNMARK_ALL]  = unmark all the files in the list.                            *
  83. *                                                                              *
  84. * NOTE: [QUIT_IN_DIR] is only supported under the PC/MS DOS operating system.  *
  85. *                                                                              *
  86. ********************************************************************************
  87.  
  88. ********************************************************************************
  89. *                      File Name/Path Place Holder Options                     *
  90. ********************************************************************************
  91. *                                                                              *
  92. * The following options can be used to specify the current file name or path   *
  93. * information when processing files:                                           *
  94. *                                                                              *
  95. * /n = the current file name only (no file extension or dot). e.g. FILENAME    *
  96. * /e = the current file extension only (no file name or dot). e.g. EXT         *
  97. * /  = the current drive and directory concatenated with the current file      *
  98. *      name and extension (full path with fn.ext).  e.g. C:\TOOLS\FILENAME.EXT *
  99. * /d = the current drive only.  e.g. C:                                        *
  100. * /p = the current drive and directory only.  e.g. C:\TOOLS                    *
  101. * /h = the corresponding Host/PC file extension from the file extension        *
  102. *      conversion tables.  i.e. SCT would get converted to SCRIPT              *
  103. *                                                                              *
  104. *                                                                              *
  105. *   Example 1: alt_x = /                                                       *
  106. *                                                                              *
  107. * If the current path was C:\WORK and the current file name was STARTUP.EXE    *
  108. * the following line would be passed to the operating system to be executed    *
  109. * when the ALT+X key is pressed:                                               *
  110. *                                                                              *
  111. *                        C:\WORK\STARTUP.EXE                                   *
  112. *                                                                              *
  113. *   Example 2: alt_x = /n                                                      *
  114. *                                                                              *
  115. * Given the same information above, the following line would be passed to the  *
  116. * operating system to be executed when the ALT+X key is pressed:               *
  117. *                                                                              *
  118. *                              STARTUP                                         *
  119. *                                                                              *
  120. *                                                                              *
  121. * NOTE: If you want to use one of the options listed above, and you do not     *
  122. *       want the substation to take place, use // two slashes.  e.g.  //n      *
  123. *                                                                              *
  124. ********************************************************************************
  125.  
  126. ********************************************************************************
  127. *                       Special Key Definition Options                         *
  128. ********************************************************************************
  129. *                                                                              *
  130. * The following options can be used to customize the way Dirutily handles      *
  131. * programs being passed to the operating system to be executed.                *
  132. *                                                                              *
  133. * [RF] = ReFreshes the screen after the program you specified has completed.   *
  134. *        This option replaces the "&" option in previous versions of Dirutily. *
  135. *                                                                              *
  136. * [PR] = After processing all the marked files with the program you specified, *
  137. *        Dirutily will Pause and wait for you to press any key to Return back  *
  138. *        to Dirutily.  This option replaces the "!" option in previous         *
  139. *        versions of Dirutily.                                                 *
  140. *                                                                              *
  141. * [PA] = Dirutily will Pause After processing each marked file in the list     *
  142. *        and wait for you to press any key to begin processing the next marked *
  143. *        file.                                                                 *
  144. *                                                                              *
  145. * [PB] = Dirutily will Pause Before processing each marked file in the list    *
  146. *        and wait for you to press any key to begin processing the file.  This *
  147. *        allows you to see the command before it is executed.                  *
  148. *                                                                              *
  149. * [BO] = Adds a Binary Option (i.e. /B ) if the file extension is in the       *
  150. *        binary extension table.  Used for host upload and download utilities. *
  151. *        This option replaces the "%" option in previous versions of Dirutily. *
  152. *                                                                              *
  153. * [IM] = Allows you to Ignore Marked files and execute the program you         *
  154. *        specified against the current file only.  This option replaces the    *
  155. *        "@" option in previous versions of Dirutily.                          *
  156. *                                                                              *
  157. * [EA] = Allows you to Edit the command line on All the marked files in the    *
  158. *        list before each file is passed to the operating system.  This        *
  159. *        option replaces the "#" option in previous versions of Dirutily.      *
  160. *                                                                              *
  161. * [EO] = Allows you to Edit the command line only Once, the information on the *
  162. *        command line will be executed against all the marked files in the     *
  163. *        list.  This option replaces the "+" option in previous versions of    *
  164. *        Dirutily.                                                             *
  165. *                                                                              *
  166. * To assign one or more of these options to a key definition, they must be     *
  167. * specified BEFORE any other commands on the key definition line.  These       *
  168. * options can be specified in any order you wish with NO blanks between them.  *
  169. *                                                                              *
  170. * Examples:                                                                    *
  171. *                                                                              *
  172. *   cntl_c = [RF][EO]                                                          *
  173. *                                                                              *
  174. *   The line above causes the command line to be displayed only once allowing  *
  175. *   you to enter in the program you want to execute against all the marked     *
  176. *   files.  The Dirutily screen will be refreshed when all the marked files    *
  177. *   have been processed.                                                       *
  178. *                                                                              *
  179. *                                                                              *
  180. *   enter = [IM][RF]  BROWSE /                                                 *
  181. *                                                                              *
  182. *   The line above ignores all the marked files in the list and executes the   *
  183. *   BROWSE utility against the current file only (i.e. the file the bounce     *
  184. *   bar is positioned on).  The Dirutily screen will be refreshed when you     *
  185. *   exit out of the BROWSE utility.                                            *
  186. *                                                                              *
  187. *                                                                              *
  188. *   alt_c = [RF][PR]  CHKDSK A:                                                *
  189. *                                                                              *
  190. *   The line above executes the CHKDSK utility on the A: drive and pauses      *
  191. *   before returning to Dirutily allowing you to see the results the CHKDSK    *
  192. *   utility printed on the screen.  The Dirutily screen will be refreshed      *
  193. *   once you press any key to return.                                          *
  194. *                                                                              *
  195. *                                                                              *
  196. *   cntl_c = [RF][PA]  CRC /                                                   *
  197. *                                                                              *
  198. *   The line above executes the CRC utility on each marked file in the list.   *
  199. *   It pauses after it process each file allowing you to see the results       *
  200. *   before continuing to the next file.  The Dirutily screen will be refreshed *
  201. *   when all the marked files have been processed.                             *
  202. *                                                                              *
  203. *                                                                              *
  204. *   cntl_i = [RF][PB][PA]  DSKIMAGE / A:                                       *
  205. *                                                                              *
  206. *   The line above executes the DSKIMAGE utility on each marked file in the    *
  207. *   list.  It will display the command being sent to the operating system      *
  208. *   and pause waiting for you to press any key to continue.  It will also      *
  209. *   pause after it has finished processing the file allowing you to see the    *
  210. *   results before continuing to the next file.  The Dirutily screen will be   *
  211. *   refreshed when all the marked files have been processed.                   *
  212. *                                                                              *
  213. ********************************************************************************
  214.  
  215.  
  216. ********************************************************************************
  217. *                            Dirutily Help Boxes                               *
  218. ********************************************************************************
  219. *                                                                              *
  220. * NOTE: The "║" lines indicate the width of the box and should not be altered. *
  221. *       Any wording between the "║" lines can be altered.  You are allowed     *
  222. *       to have a maximum of 3 help boxes.  The maximum number of lines that   *
  223. *       each help box can have is 33.  The number of screen rows your system   *
  224. *       displays reflects the number of help box lines that get displayed per  *
  225. *       help box.  For a normal 25 line screen, 15 help box lines will be      *
  226. *       displayed.  The maximum is 33 help box lines for a 43 line screen.     *
  227. *       If you use more lines in the help box than your system can display,    *
  228. *       those help box lines will not be displayed.                            *
  229. *                                                                              *
  230. ********************************************************************************
  231.  
  232. *** First Help Box ***
  233.  
  234. ************ ╔═══════════════════════════════╗
  235. help_box_1 = ║ F1 Copy  F2 Delete F3 Rename  ║
  236. help_box_1 = ║ F4 Move  F11 Attri F12 Help   ║
  237. help_box_1 = ║                               ║
  238. help_box_1 = ║ Alt+A-E Change Drive A:-D:    ║
  239. help_box_1 = ║ Alt+P Print    Alt+N New Path ║
  240. help_box_1 = ║                               ║
  241. help_box_1 = ║ Ctrl+A   Disk Image Drive A:  ║
  242. help_box_1 = ║ Ctrl+B   Disk Image Drive B:  ║
  243. help_box_1 = ║ Ctrl+C   Copy Disk            ║
  244. help_box_1 = ║ Ctrl+L   Laplink Menu         ║
  245. help_box_1 = ║ Ctrl+M   Mark Options Menu    ║
  246. help_box_1 = ║ Ctrl+S   Sort OPtions Menu    ║
  247. help_box_1 = ║                               ║
  248. help_box_1 = ║ Enter=Load/Browse  ESC=Quit   ║
  249. help_box_1 = ║ Space=Mark/Unmark             ║  ** last line for a 25x80 display
  250. help_box_1 = ║ Keys: Insert Home PageUp      ║  ** last line for a 26x80 display
  251. help_box_1 = ║       Delete End  PageDwn     ║  ** last line for a 27x80 display
  252. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 28x80 display
  253. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 29x80 display
  254. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 30x80 display
  255. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 31x80 display
  256. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 32x80 display
  257. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 33x80 display
  258. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 34x80 display
  259. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 35x80 display
  260. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 36x80 display
  261. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 37x80 display
  262. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 38x80 display
  263. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 39x80 display
  264. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 40x80 display
  265. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 41x80 display
  266. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 42x80 display
  267. help_box_1 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 43x80 display
  268. ************ ╚═══════════════════════════════╝
  269.  
  270.  
  271. *** Second Help Box ***
  272.  
  273. ************ ╔═══════════════════════════════╗
  274. help_box_2 = ║ Alt+L                         ║
  275. help_box_2 = ║ Alt+O   Shell To Op Sys       ║
  276. help_box_2 = ║ Alt+Q   Quit In Current Dir   ║
  277. help_box_2 = ║ Alt+X   Execute File          ║
  278. help_box_2 = ║ Alt+A   Load A:\*.*           ║
  279. help_box_2 = ║ Alt+B   Load B:\*.*           ║
  280. help_box_2 = ║ Alt+C   Load C:\*.*           ║
  281. help_box_2 = ║ Alt+D   Load D:\*.*           ║
  282. help_box_2 = ║ Alt+T   Tiny Editor           ║
  283. help_box_2 = ║ Alt+U   Upload File No Edit   ║
  284. help_box_2 = ║ Ctrl+D  Download File No Edit ║
  285. help_box_2 = ║ Ctrl+U  Upload File Edit All  ║
  286. help_box_2 = ║ Ctrl+P  Load Parent Directory ║
  287. help_box_2 = ║ Ctrl+X  XCopy Directory Tree  ║
  288. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 25x80 display
  289. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 26x80 display
  290. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 27x80 display
  291. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 28x80 display
  292. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 29x80 display
  293. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 30x80 display
  294. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 31x80 display
  295. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 32x80 display
  296. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 33x80 display
  297. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 34x80 display
  298. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 35x80 display
  299. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 36x80 display
  300. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 37x80 display
  301. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 38x80 display
  302. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 39x80 display
  303. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 40x80 display
  304. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 41x80 display
  305. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 42x80 display
  306. help_box_2 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 43x80 display
  307. ************ ╚═══════════════════════════════╝
  308.  
  309. *** Third Help Box ***
  310.  
  311. ************ ╔═══════════════════════════════╗
  312. help_box_3 = ║ Alt+F1 Cable   Alt+F2 Loadram ║
  313. help_box_3 = ║ Alt+F3 Gsee    Alt+F4 Saveram ║
  314. help_box_3 = ║ Alt+F5 Crc     Alt+F6 Pkunzip ║
  315. help_box_3 = ║ Alt+F7 ZIPeach Alt+F8 ZIP in 1║
  316. help_box_3 = ║ F6 PSFX Menu                  ║
  317. help_box_3 = ║ F7 Print 8 to 1               ║
  318. help_box_3 = ║ F8 Print 4 to 1 ring BINDER   ║
  319. help_box_3 = ║ F9 Print 4 to 1 BOOKLET       ║
  320. help_box_3 = ║ Ctrl+F1 Cmd Line Pause After  ║
  321. help_box_3 = ║ Ctrl+F2 Cmd Line Pause Before ║
  322. help_box_3 = ║ Ctrl+F3 Cmd Line Pause Return ║
  323. help_box_3 = ║ Ctrl+F4 Cmd Line Pause B & A  ║
  324. help_box_3 = ║ Ctrl+F5 Upload File Edit Once ║
  325. help_box_3 = ║                               ║
  326. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 25x80 display
  327. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 26x80 display
  328. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 27x80 display
  329. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 28x80 display
  330. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 29x80 display
  331. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 30x80 display
  332. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 31x80 display
  333. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 32x80 display
  334. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 33x80 display
  335. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 34x80 display
  336. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 35x80 display
  337. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 36x80 display
  338. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 37x80 display
  339. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 38x80 display
  340. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 39x80 display
  341. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 40x80 display
  342. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 41x80 display
  343. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 42x80 display
  344. help_box_3 = ║                               ║  ** last line for a 43x80 display
  345. ************ ╚═══════════════════════════════╝
  346.  
  347. ********************************************************************************
  348. *                          Dirutily Definable Keys                             *
  349. ********************************************************************************
  350. *                                                                              *
  351. * To define one of the following keys, the definition must follow the = sign.  *
  352. * Except for some of the internal commands like [COPY], you can specify        *
  353. * anything after the = sign you wish, that includes options listed above       *
  354. * plus your own options.                                                       *
  355. *                                                                              *
  356. * Note: Total number of characters following the equal sign cannot exceed 80.  *
  357. *                                                                              *
  358. ********************************************************************************
  359.  
  360. enter    = [RF][IM] C:\dirutily\READ /
  361. esc      = [QUIT]
  362.  
  363. f1       = [COPY]
  364. f2       = [DELETE]
  365. f3       = [RENAME]
  366. f4       = [MOVE]
  367. f5       = [EO][RF]
  368. f6       = [RF] C:\PSFX\PSFXMENU
  369. f7       = [RF][IM] C:\P4PS / //OUTPUT:LPT3 //N:4 //BORDER //F:BOTH
  370. f8       = [RF][IM] C:\P4PS / //OUTPUT:LPT3 //N:2 //BORDER //F:BOTH
  371. f9       = [RF][IM] C:\P4PS / //OUTPUT:LPT3 //BOOKLET:DROP //F:BOTH
  372. f10      =
  373. f11      = [ATTRIB_MENU]
  374. f12      = [TOGGLE_HELP]
  375.  
  376. alt_f1   = [RF] CABLE /
  377. alt_f2   = [RF][PR] LOADRAM /
  378. alt_f3   = [RF][PA] GSEE *:/n./e
  379. alt_f4   = [RF][PR][IM][EO] SAVERAM *.*       .FLS
  380. alt_f5   = [RF][PA] CRC /
  381. alt_f6   = [RF][PA][EO] C:\PKUNZIP /
  382. alt_f7   = [RF][PR][EO] C:\PKZIP -u /p\/n.zip /
  383. alt_f8   = [RF][PR][EO] C:\PKZIP -u /p\save.zip /
  384. alt_f9   =
  385. alt_f10  =
  386. alt_f11  =
  387. alt_f12  =
  388.  
  389. cntl_f1  = [EO][PA][RF]
  390. cntl_f2  = [EO][PB][RF]
  391. cntl_f3  = [EO][PR][RF]
  392. cntl_f4  = [EO][PB][PA][RF]
  393. cntl_f5  = [BO][EO] ALMCOPY / H:/n /h A1 //Q //CK
  394. cntl_f6  =
  395. cntl_f7  =
  396. cntl_f8  =
  397. cntl_f9  =
  398. cntl_f10 =
  399. cntl_f11 =
  400. cntl_f12 =
  401.  
  402. alt_a    = [NEW_PATH] A:\*.*
  403. alt_b    = [NEW_PATH] B:\*.*
  404. alt_c    = [NEW_PATH] C:\*.*
  405. alt_d    = [NEW_PATH] D:\*.*
  406. alt_e    = [NEW_PATH] E:\*.*
  407. alt_f    =
  408. alt_g    =
  409. alt_h    =
  410. alt_i    =
  411. alt_j    =
  412. alt_k    =
  413. alt_l    =
  414. alt_m    =
  415. alt_n    = [NEW_PATH]
  416. alt_o    = [OS_SHELL]
  417. alt_p    = [PRINT]
  418. alt_q    = [QUIT_IN_DIR]
  419. alt_r    = [REFRESH_DIR]
  420. alt_s    =
  421. alt_t    = [RF] C:\dirutily\T /
  422. alt_u    = [BO] ALMCOPY / H:/n /h A1 //Q //CK
  423. alt_v    =
  424. alt_w    =
  425. alt_x    = [EA][IM][RF] /
  426. alt_y    =
  427. alt_z    =
  428.  
  429. cntl_a   = [EO] C:\DIRUTILY\DXP.EXE A: File Name
  430. cntl_b   = [EO] C:\DIRUTILY\DXP.EXE B: File Name
  431. cntl_c   = [RF] C:\Dirutily\DCF.EXE
  432. cntl_d   = [BO] ALMCOPY H:/n /h A1 / //Q //CK
  433. cntl_e   =
  434. cntl_f   =
  435. cntl_g   =
  436. cntl_h   =
  437. cntl_i   =
  438. cntl_j   =
  439. cntl_k   =
  440. cntl_l   = [RF] C:\DIRUTILY\LE /
  441. cntl_m   = [MARK_MENU]
  442. cntl_n   =
  443. cntl_o   =
  444. cntl_p   = [NEW_PATH] ..
  445. cntl_q   =
  446. cntl_r   =
  447. cntl_s   = [SORT_MENU]
  448. cntl_t   =
  449. cntl_u   = [BO][EA] ALMCOPY / H:/n /h A1 //Q //CK
  450. cntl_v   =
  451. cntl_w   =
  452. cntl_x   = [RF][PR][IM][EO] XCOPY /\*.*         //S
  453. cntl_y   =
  454. cntl_z   =
  455.  
  456.  
  457. ********************************************************************************
  458. *                          Dirutily Color Selections                           *
  459. ********************************************************************************
  460. *                                                                              *
  461. *                Foreground Color                         Background Color     *
  462. *      -------------------------------------              ----------------     *
  463. *      0 = Black           8 = Dark Grey                    0 = Black          *
  464. *      1 = Blue            9 = Light Blue                   1 = Blue           *
  465. *      2 = Green           A = Light Green                  2 = Green          *
  466. *      3 = Cyan            B = Light Cyan                   3 = Cyan           *
  467. *      4 = Red             C = Light Red                    4 = Red            *
  468. *      5 = Magenta         D = Light Magenta                5 = Magenta        *
  469. *      6 = Brown           E = Yellow                       6 = Brown          *
  470. *      7 = White           F = Bright White                 7 = White          *
  471. *                                                                              *
  472. *                                                                              *
  473. *   Example: F1                                                                *
  474. *            ││                                                                *
  475. *            │└── Background (Blue)                                            *
  476. *            └─── Foreground (Bright White)                                    *
  477. *                                                                              *
  478. ********************************************************************************
  479.  
  480. *** The following colors look good on a color display ***
  481.  
  482. color_help_box        = 71             ** bright white  on  blue
  483. color_input_fields    = F5             ** bright white  on  cyan
  484. color_filelist        = B0             ** light cyan    on  black
  485. color_bounce_bar      = E4             ** bright white  on  red
  486. color_info_fields     = E0             ** yellow        on  black
  487. color_prompt_fields   = A0             ** light green   on  black
  488. color_background      = 00             ** black         on  black
  489.  
  490.  
  491. *** The following colors look good on a non color display ***
  492.  
  493. * color_help_box       = 07             ** black         on  white
  494. * color_input_fields   = 07             ** black         on  white
  495. * color_filelist       = 70             ** white         on  black
  496. * color_bounce_bar     = 07             ** black         on  white
  497. * color_info_fields    = F0             ** bright white  on  black
  498. * color_prompt_fields  = 70             ** white         on  black
  499. * color_background     = 00             ** black         on  black
  500.  
  501.  
  502. ********************************************************************************
  503. *                           Dirutily Special Options                           *
  504. ********************************************************************************
  505.  
  506. default_sort         = 2  ** 0=no  1=name  2=ext  3=size  4=date (sorting order)
  507. dir_positions        = 2  ** 0=no  1=mix   2=top  3=bottom     (<DIR> positions)
  508. safe_copy_move       = y  ** Y=yes N=no                (file overlay protection)
  509. time_format          = 1  ** 1=(12 hour clock)   2=(24 hour clock)
  510. date_format          = 1  ** 1=MM/DD/YY  2=DD/MM/YY  3=YY/MM/DD  4=DD.MM.YY
  511. display_volid        = y  ** Y=yes N=no              (display disk volume label)
  512. display_hidden_files = y  ** Y=yes N=no              (display hidden files/dirs)
  513. beep_when_done       = y  ** Y=yes N=no        (beep when marked files are done)
  514. cga_snow_removal     = n  ** Y=yes N=no            (remove snow on CGA displays)
  515. enhanced_keyboard    = y  ** Y=yes N=no   (enhanced/standard keyboard installed)
  516.  
  517.  
  518. ********************************************************************************
  519. *                    Dirutily File Extension Look-Up Tables                    *
  520. ********************************************************************************
  521. *                                                                              *
  522. * The following tables are used by Dirutily to pass information to a 3270 host *
  523. * emulation upload/download utility (i.e. Mytecopy, Almcopy, Send, Receive).   *
  524. *                                                                              *
  525. * Note: Total number of characters following the equal sign cannot exceed 80   *
  526. *       for the "binary_extensions" table.                                     *
  527. *                                                                              *
  528. *       Total number of characters following the equal sign cannot exceed 150  *
  529. *       for the "pc_ext_table" and the "host_ext_table".                       *
  530. *                                                                              *
  531. ********************************************************************************
  532.                                      ** binary file extension look-up table
  533. binary_extensions  = EXE FLS COM ARC RAM DAT SYS 286 P86 L86 BSX ZIP DLL IMG OBJ ICO
  534.  
  535.                                      ** PC/Host file extension conversion tables
  536. pc_ext_table       = EXC  XED   PKG     NOT  EXE    COM    SCT    FLS    RAM    DAT    SYS    NEW  DLL    ZIP    OBJ    ICO
  537. host_ext_table     = EXEC XEDIT PACKAGE NOTE EXEBIN COMBIN SCRIPT FLSBIN RAMBIN DATBIN SYSBIN NEWS DLLBIN ZIPBIN OBJBIN ICOBIN
  538.  
  539.  
  540.