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- ;Internet Editor Global Variables File V1.0
- ;Lines starting with ; are ignored by the
- ;system.
- ;
- ;Variables are defined as follows:
- ;
- ;variablename=value
- ;
- ;Variable names are case insensitive and
- ;they CANNOT contain spaces.
- ;
- ;To place a variable into an overlay, use
- ;this directive:
- ;
- ;$G$[*variablename*]
- ;
- ;Sample variable declarations follow. Delete
- ;or change them as you wish.
- ;
- name=Sam Cooke
- phone=555-1221
- company=Music Makers Inc.
- address=My address as defined in global variables
- ;
- ; The next few lines contain enhanced global variables
- ; These contain standard overlay commands but
- ; they are placed into global variables instead.
- ; This means that cetain complicated yet valid HTML
- ; commands can be used
- ;
- FILEGIF=<IMG SRC="$F$.gif">
- FILEJPG=<IMG SRC="$F$.jpg">
- ;
- ; if positioninfo is set to on, then all new windows
- ; will display the position indicator by default
- ; remove this line or change it to off if you
- ; do not want the position indicator on all the time
- ;
- positioninfo=off
- ;
- ; the variable font sets the default proportional
- ; editor font
- ;
- font=Arial
- ;
- ; you can set the default font size by changing
- ; the fontsize setting
- ;
- fontsize=12
- ;
- ; You can set a default TextType for new and opened documents
- ; with the texttype variable
- ;
- texttype=Plain
- ;
- ; You select the colour of the TextType tagging with the 3 tag*
- ; varibles. The trailing R, G, and B represent Red, Green, and Blue
- ; values. The maximum is 255 and the minimum is 0.
- ;
- tagR=0
- tagG=0
- tagB=255
- ;
- ; the savechars options specifies how many
- ; changes you want made to the text before
- ; Iedit will do an autosave.
- ; Removing it from this file or setting it
- ; to zero turns off autosaving.
- ;
- savechars=0
- ;
- ; all entries starting with the first four characters
- ; "_ext" control the association between files and TextType
- ; overlays.
- ; A proper entry begins with the "_ext" plus the extension
- ; you want to associate, then an equals sign (=) and the
- ; name of the associated TextType overlay
- ; See the following examples for more information,
- ;
- ; _exthtml=html <-- This associates the html overlay with
- ; the file extention "html"
- ;
- ; _extpl=perl <-- This associates the perl overlay with
- ; the file extention "pl"
- ;
- _exthtml=html
- _exthtm=html
- _extpl=perl
- _exttxt=plain
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