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; 4EDIT Configuration File
;
;This file allows the user to set different values for several of the
;4EDIT parameters, including:
; Maximum Description Length
; Whether 4EDIT should hide Descript.ion files
; Color Selection
; File types to be colored specially
; Sort type
; Time of Day display format
;
;Any text following a semicolon will be ignored by 4EDIT, so you can
;easily document your configuration with comments. The configuration
;file consists of entries with the form
;
; KEYWORD=value
;
;This sample file is set up with an entry for each keyword that sets
;4EDIT to the default value. If you want to change any of these
;defaults, simply remove the semicolon from the beginning of the
;corresponding entry line and change the value to the one you prefer.
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
;Maximum Description Length
;4EDIT will permit you to edit long descriptions, up to a maximum of
;200 characters. This is consistent with 4DOS Version 5.0
;You may wish to restrict descriptions to shorter values. For
;example, to be fully compatible with the 4DOS Version 4.0
;DESCRIBE function, Descriptions cannot be longer than 120 characters.
;(But 4DOS users shouldn't feel you have to restrict description length.
;4DOS will handle them perfectly. You just won't be able to edit
;them with DESCRIBE.)
;Descriptionmax=200;
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
;Hiding DESCRIPT.ION files. 4DOS keeps file description information
;in a file named DESCRIPT.ION in each subdirectory. Originally, 4DOS
;always hid these files so that they would not normally be seen in a
;directory display. Newer versions of 4DOS leave the file either hidden
;or not hidden - the same as it finds it. 4EDIT will do the same.
;But what should happen if 4EDIT has to create a DESCRIPT.ION file
;(because it is creating the first description in a subdirectory.)?
;You can decide for yourself; the default is to create the file as
;HIDDEN. To change this just remove the semicolon from the following
;line and set the value to FALSE.
;HIDENEWDESCR=TRUE
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
;The next three items allow three groups of file types to be displayed in
;distinctive colors in the 4EDIT directory display. The examples show
;typical uses.
1FileGroup=*.exe *.com *.bat *.btm
2FileGroup=*.pas *.inc
3FileGroup=*.bak *.tmp *.jnk
;You can select the colors for most things yourself. The syntax is
;
; Name= [BRIGHT] foreground [ON background]
;
;If ON background is omitted, the background associated with TextColor
;will be used. BRIGHT may be abbreviated as BRI
;
;Colors available are:
;Black, Blue, Green, Cyan, Red, Magenta, Brown, White
;Following are the complete set of attributes that can be colored
;independently and their default colors
;
;Text=white on blue ;normal file entries, unselected
;Select=blue on white ;normal file entries, selected
;Viewer=black on green ;Text displayed in the file viewer
;BLOCK=green on black ;block of ines selected in viewer for pasting
;1Color=bright red ;Files in 1FileGroup, unselected
;1Select=blue on white ;Files in 1FileGroup, Selected
;2Color= bright green ;Files in 2FileGroup, unselected
;2Select=blue on white ;Files in 2FileGroup, Selected
;3Color=bright brown ;Files in 3FileGroup, unselected
;3Select=blue on white ;Files in 3FileGroup, Selected
;TooLong=Brown on white ;Char Count display when Description Too Long
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
;4EDIT always displays files sorted so that the directories come first.
;After that, the files can ve displayed by NAME, EXTENSION, SIZE, DATE,
;or DESCRIPTION. The default is sort by NAME
;You can change the default with the following syntax
; SORT=sort type
;SORT=Name
;
;The default sort type can also be changed on the command line.
;The Syntax is 4EDIT /SX, where X takes the values N,E,S,D or I
;corresponding to sort by Name, Extension, Size, Date or Description.
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
;The display format for the file creation time is normally determined
;automatically by the DOS country code. Two formats are provided:
; 12 hour format: 11:20 11:20p
; 24 hour format: 11:20 23:20
;You can optionally set the default time format in the 4EDIT.CFG
;file with the following syntax
; TIME=12 or TIME=24
;The default time format can also be changed on the command line.
;The syntax is 4EDIT /12 or 4EDIT /24