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1999-05-19
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[PPD]
Project=none
Curfile=E:\PCE08CD1\UTILIT~1\PROGRA~1\PACIFI~1\EXAMPLES\READDIR.C 23 1
Tabsize=8
File0=H:\PCE08CD1\UTILIT~1\PROGRA~1\PACIFI~1\BIN\README.TXT 1 1
File1=none
File2=none
File3=none
File4=none
File5=none
File6=none
File7=none
#
# Menu bar clock enable: 0 = off, non-zero = on
#
Clock=1
#
# sound enable: 0 = off, non-zero = on
#
Sound=1
#
Ucnam0=
Ucmd0=
Ucnam1=
Ucmd1=
Ucnam2=
Ucmd2=
Ucnam3=
Ucmd3=
SavedTemp=
Autosave=0
Warnlevel=0
[WINDOWS]
#
# The SCREEN=rows,lines value is used to select any of the "standard"
# EGA or VGA text modes. This value is only used if EGA or VGA are
# detected. Useful combinations are:
#
# EGA: 25,350 or 43,350 (these also work on VGA)
# VGA: 25,400, 28,400 or 50,400
#
# The SCREEN= value will not set a lower resolution mode than is
# already in use. Eg. SCREEN=25,400 will not set 25 lines if a
# 50 line screen is already selected using the DOS MODE command.
# The 28 rows by 400 scan lines mode is very nice on most VGA displays.
#
SCREEN=28,400
#
MOUSE=50,50,0,1
SOUND=On
CLOCK=On
[COLOURS]
#
# colour settings:
#
# Remove the # before any line to set the colours for the specifed
# window. In each colour group, the first value is the foreground
# colour, the second is the background colour. The attribute names
# for most windows are:
#
# normal: normal text colour
# bright: bright/highlighted text colour
# inverse: inverse text colour
# frame: window frame colour
# title: window title colour
# button: colour for any buttons in window
#
# If just the "normal" colour for a window is specified, the
# settings of "bright", "inverse", "frame" and "title" will be
# extrapolated from the "normal" colour.
#
# Valid colours: foreground: 0-15, background: 0-7
#
# 0=black 1=blue 2=green 3=cyan
# 4=red 5=magenta 6=brown 7=white
# 8=grey 9=bright blue 10=bright green 11=bright cyan
# 12=bright red 13=br. magenta 14=yellow 15=bright white
#
# The settings below create a horrible "neon" colour scheme.
#
#Editor=normal:7,1 bright:0,3 button:1,7 hilite:14,0
#Clipboard=normal:7,0 bright:14,0
#Table_help=normal:14,0 bright:15,0
#Compdial=normal:7,4 bright:7,0 frame:6,4
#Map_window=normal:0,5
#Help_window=normal:14,0 bright:15,0 inverse:4,7
#Ascii_window=normal:2,0 button:4,7 high:3,0
#Calculator=normal:7,0
#Warndial=normal:7,4
#Msg_window=normal:15,6
#
# Set C_colours=1 to enable C colour coding, C_colours=0 to disable
#
C_colours=1
#
# The settings below define the colours used by the editor
# when displaying colour coded C source. The editor breaks
# C code into "language elements" named as follows:
#
# C_wspace: White space - foreground colour affects cursor
# C_number: Octal, decimal and hexadecimal numbers
# C_alpha: Alphanumeric variable, macro and function names
# C_punct: Punctuation characters, etc.
# C_keyword: C keywords and variable types: e.g. int, static, etc.
# C_brace: Open and close braces: { }
# C_s_quote: Text in single quotes
# C_d_quote: Text in double quotes
# C_comment: Traditional C style comments: /* ... */
# Cpp_comment: C++ style comments: // ...
# C_preprocessor: C pre-processor directives: #blah
# Include_file: Include file names
# Error: Errors - anything incorrect detected by the editor
# Asm_code: Inline assembler code (#asm ... #endasm)
# Asm_comment: Assembler comments: ; ...
#
#C_wspace=7,1
#C_number=7,1
#C_alpha=7,1
#C_punct=15,1
#C_keyword=15,1
#C_brace=11,1
#C_s_quote=3,1
#C_d_quote=3,1
#C_comment=14,1
#Cpp_comment=14,1
#C_preprocessor=13,1
#Include_file=2,1
#Error=6,1
#Asm_code=11,1
#Asm_comment=14,1
#
# The settings below may be used to create menu and menu bar
# colour schemes. The following attribute values are valid:
#
# Menu: normal: dimmed menu item, can't be selected
# bright: selectable menu item
# inverse: currently highlighted menu item
# frame: menu frame colour
#
# Menubar:
# normal: menu bar normal colour
# inverse: colour of half blocks around selected menu
# bright: selected menu colour
# altkey: alt key standard colour
# altdown: alt key pressed colour
#
#Menu=normal:6,7 inverse:7,0 bright:0,7
#Menubar=normal:0,7 inverse:7,0 bright:7,0 altkey:4,7 altdown:7,0