Software of the Month Club 1996 June/Software of the Month Club 1996 June.iso/pc/dos/dtp/display/config.dis

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#
# lines that begin with '#' are comment lines
# for boolean variable, 1 = YES, 0 = NO
#
# You can't load SYSTEM and ASSOCIATION sections from within DISPLAY.

# No additional resolution.


[SYSTEM]

# A. Ask before overwriting file.
#    0 : Overwrite always,  1 : Ask before overwrite,  2 : Never overwrite
# B. Check read-only before deleting files from main menu
#
overwrite_confirm=1
check_read_only=0  #boolean

# Ignore image loader error.
#
ignore_error=0

# Double click interval : 1 ... 50
#
double_click_time=4

# Use VESA 2.0 protected mode bank switch (slightly faster)
# Works for VESA video driver only.
#
vesa_prot_switch=0

# Use VESA 2.0 flat frame buffer model. (faster)
# Works in DPMI environment and for VESA video driver only.
#
vesa_flat_model=0

# If you want to use mouse, set this to 1
# You must install mouse driver first.
# If you want to emulate/use mouse ball by default,
#   set use_mouse_ball to 1
# image displacement = mouse_ball_factor * mouse movement
# mouse_ball_factor works in graphics mode, otherwise it is 1.
# 1 <= factor <= 20
#
need_install_queue=1
use_mouse_ball=0
mouse_ball_factor=1

# Do you want to check Sound Blaster in your system ?
# Some SB emulators are incompatible with DISPLAY.
# If you use Linux, set it to 0.
#
check_sb=1  # boolean

# Show text in graphic mode.
# You video card must support 640x480 8 bits
#
# This mode slows down the screen output, but needed for preview.
# Can be changed within DISPLAY.
#
need_graphic_text=0

# Preview image before loaded
# This implies that need_graphic_text=1
#
# Can be changed within DISPLAY if you set 'need_graphic_text' to 1.
#
need_preview=0

# Use HiColor mode (15bits mode) for preview
#
hicolor_preview=0

# Path to find font.(for contact sheet)
# Be sure to use UNIX style, like c:/display/fonts
#
# If not set, this program will :
#    search environment GRXFONT for path
# or set font path to 'DISPLAY_PATH/fonts'
# or set font path to current path
# DISPLAY_PATH is where display.exe resides
#
#font_path=c:/display/fonts

# Hi/True Color Card R/G/B order :
# 0 : R/G/B, 1 : B/G/R
#
card_rgb_order=0
apply_to_15_16=0

# Pseudo 32 bits in TrueColor mode :
# If the pixel size of your video card is 32 bits in TrueColor mode,
#   set this to 1.
# For example, the Diamond Viper card.
#
# Thie resource assumes that TrueColor modes are all pseudo 32 bits or
# all not.
# If you use internal VESA driver or vesa113.vdr, you don't need to use this
# resource. DISPLAY does it for you.
#
pseudo_32_bits=0

# If not all TrueColor modes are 32-bit, comment out 'pseudo_32_bits'
# and use the following resource to specify which mode is 32-bit or not.
# Format : pseudo_32_bits_true=<resolution type>,<0 or 1, 0 = no, 1 = yes>
#
# If you use internal VESA driver or vesa113.vdr, you don't need to use this
# resource. DISPLAY does it for you.
#
# 320 x 200 = 0,  640 x 350 = 1,  640 x  400 = 2, 640 x 480 = 3
# 800 x 600 = 4, 1024 x 768 = 5, 1280 x 1024 = 6
# For additional resolution, Please look at the begin of this file
#

# If you get black screen when returning from graphic mode
# set this to 1.
#
need_set_page=0  # boolean

# Test each graphic mode when program begins to run.
# This will take some time.
#
test_each_mode=0

# Default filename mask :
# default is '*' for mask, None for exclude_mask
# Use ';' or ',' as separator
# For example, *.gif;*.jpg;*.tga
#
mask=*
#exclude_mask=

# User-defined help file:
# Use CTRL-F1 to view this file
#
# If you don't include path, DISPLAY will search DISPLAY_PATH for
#   this file.
# DISPLAY_PATH is where display.exe resides
#
user_help_file=c:/tmp/jsh/work/viewer/brief.doc

#
# Manually disable some(up to 16) video modes.
# If your video card doesn't support Hi/True Color modes &
#   your video driver does, disable these modes
# 8 bits = 0, 15 bits = 1, 16 bits = 2, 24 bits = 3
#
# 320 x 200 = 0,  640 x 350 = 1,  640 x  400 = 2, 640 x 480 = 3
# 800 x 600 = 4, 1024 x 768 = 5, 1280 x 1024 = 6
# For additional resolution, Please look at the begin of this file
#
#   Format : video_disable=<display>,<resolution>
#   example: video_disable=0,5 will disable 8-bit,1024x768
# if display < 0, <resolution> for all displays will be disabled
# if resolution < 0, <display> will be disabled
#

#
# Bytes per scan line table for TrueColor mode
#   format: bytes_per_line_true=<resolution>,<bytes per line>
#   example: bytes_per_line_true=3,2048
# Default bytes per line are screen_width * bytes_per_pixel
# 320 x 200 = 0,  640 x 350 = 1,  640 x  400 = 2, 640 x 480 = 3
# 800 x 600 = 4, 1024 x 768 = 5, 1280 x 1024 = 6
# For additional resolution, Please look at the begin of this file
#


[PRINT]

# DISPLAY uses BIOS function INT 17H to do printing
#
# Use print spooler system
#
use_print_spooler=1

# Printer Type :  0 : Postscript,  1 : HP LaserJet II.
# System Printer : 0 : LPT1,  1 : LPT2,  2 : LPT3
#
printer_type=0
system_printer=0


[ASSOCIATION]

#
# Use external viewers to view files
# format:
#    association=<file extension name>,<external program>
# example:
#    association=.ps,gsview
# DISPLAY will use 'gsview' to view .ps file with the following format:
#   gsview c:\current\dir\file.ps
#          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ --> Current directory
# Special keywords in <external program> :
#   |full| : File name with full path. e.g. c:\image\gif\example.gif
#   |file| : File name without path. e.g. example.gif
#   |path| : Path name only. e.g. c:\image\gif
#   |wait| : Wait for key press after exiting user program
#   |para| : Input Parameters at run-time
#
# If special keyword not found, default is |full|.
# Path is allowed in <external program>, length must < 146.
# Note: You can use this resource to override the default action in
#       DISPLAY
#


[USER_COMMAND]

#
# User defined commands. Up to 4 are allowed.
# Hot keys are ALT-F5 .. ALT-F8.
# format: user_command=<any command>
# Special keywords:
#   |full| : File name with full path. e.g. c:\image\gif\example.gif
#   |file| : File name without path. e.g. example.gif
#   |path| : Path name only. e.g. c:\image\gif
#   |wait| : Wait for key press after exiting user program
#   |para| : Input Parameters at run-time
# example:
#   user_command=scan |path|
#
# Length must < 146.
#
user_command=scan |path|
user_command=dir |wait| | more


[TEXT]

# Text Screen Dimension you prefer :
# Columns. Must >= 80
# Rows. Must >= 25
#
# Will be ignored in graphic text mode.
#
text_columns=80
text_rows=25

# Use default text dimension in environment GO32
# and Ignore above setting
#
use_default_text=0

# The resolution for graphic text mode.
# Resolution must >= 640 x 480
# 320 x 200 = 0,  640 x 350 = 1,  640 x  400 = 2, 640 x 480 = 3
# 800 x 600 = 4, 1024 x 768 = 5, 1280 x 1024 = 6
# For additional resolution, Please look at the begin of this file
#
graphic_text_resolution=3

# Split screen to upper and lower halves in file selection screen.
# Useful for image file comprison in preview.
#
double_view=0  # boolean

# Text item options(boolean):
# dim = dimension. desc = description.
#
display_file_size=1
display_file_date=0
display_file_dim=0
display_file_desc=0

# Read image dimension as late as possible.
# Very useful, if there are many files in the directory
# For 'Text item options' only.
#
delay_read_dimension=0  # boolean

# by filename = 0, by extension = 1, by size = 2, by date = 3
# no sort = 4
#
sort_file_method=0

# Description file name : (Please read DISPLAY.FAQ)
# 'description_file' : description file name in every directory
# 'perm_desc_file'   : description file in specified location
# if you choose 'perm_desc_file', desc. file in current directory
# is ignored
# 'perm' means 'permanent'
#
description_file=descript.ion
#perm_desc_file=
use_perm_desc=0  # boolean
perm_desc_path=0  # Include full path in perm. desc. file ?

show_hidden_file=1  # boolean
show_desc_file=0  # boolean

# Want to read/write image dimension infomation from/to description
# file ?
#
read_desc_dim=1
write_desc_dim=0

# Manipulate description file when files are deleted/copied/moved
#
manipulate_desc=0

# Write empty description as '-'
#
write_empty_desc=0

# Idle time to active screen saver
# Note that the timing is not very accurate.
# 0 to supress screen saver. 0 <= idle time <= 3600.
#
screen_save_time=300  # second

# Show little clock at the corner.
#
show_system_time=1

# Auto-change to Photo CD image directory (/PHOTO_CD/IMAGES) after
# changing to new CDROM drive.
#
auto_pcd_path=0  # boolean

# Select bar follows mouse in pop-up menu
#
select_follow_mouse=1  # boolean


[GRAPHIC]

# Initial display & resolution type when program starts up.
# 8 bits = 0, 15 bits = 1, 16 bits = 2, 24 bits = 3
#
# 320 x 200 = 0,  640 x 350 = 1,  640 x  400 = 2, 640 x 480 = 3
# 800 x 600 = 4, 1024 x 768 = 5, 1280 x 1024 = 6
# For additional resolution, Please look at the begin of this file
#
display_type=0
resolution_type=2

# Screen background color : 0...255
#
background_red=0
background_green=0
background_blue=0

# display image at center of screen if image is smaller than
# screen.
#
center_image=1  # boolean

# Scrolling step: 1% ... 100% of screen dimension
#
scrolling_step=5
page_scrolling_step=50

# If set to 1, DISPLAY scrolls image at the rate of 18 steps / second.
# Otherwise as fast as possible
#
use_scroll_timing=1

# Big crop step. 1 <= step <= 20
# number of columns or rows to be cropped at one time.
#
big_crop_step=5

# Reduce/Enlarge image to screen size when it is displayed.
# preserve_image : Preserve original image before fitting.
#
fit_to_screen=0  # boolean
smooth_fitting=0  # boolean
zoom_small_image=0  #boolean
preserve_image=1  #boolean

# Preserve original 8-bit image when you view 24-bit image on 8-bit
# display. This option works if you have 8-bit display only.
#
preserve_8bit_image=1

# Gamma step : 1% .. 50%
# For keys F1-F8 in graphic mode
#
gamma_step=10

# Automatically show mouse cursor in graphic mode
#
auto_show_mouse_cursor=1  # boolean

# Use .TNL file as preview. This is much faster
# You can use 'make thumbnail' to generate .TNL files
#
use_tnl_preview=0  # boolean

# The global .TNL files path.
# DISPLAY checks this path first before loading local (current directory)
# .TNL file.
# DISPLAY supports to read TNL image from ZIP file. Read DISPLAY.DOC
#
#global_tnl_path=
#global_tnl_packfile=
#local_tnl_packfile=

# 1: Time to delay before preview is shown.
#    Unit = 1/18 second. Not very accurate. 0 <= delay <= 100
# 2: Use color preview for 24bit images (except for JPEG and PCD).
# 3: Use color preview for JPEG images.
#
preview_delay_tick=5
use_color_preview=1
jpeg_color_preview=0


[AUTO_SELECTION]

# Automatically select screen resolution.
# I suggest that you set this to 1.
#
auto_select_resolution=1  # boolean

# Auto selection step(for Hi/True Color Card) :
#   1. If 'auto_display_type_xxxxx' is satisfied, return.
# 8 bits = 0, 15 bits = 1, 16 bits = 2, 24 bits = 3
#
# select_best_resolution(for Hi/True Color Card) :
#   Whether consider resolution when changing display type or not.
#   If 1, it implies 'auto_select_resolution' = 1.
#
# If your video card supports Hi/True Color,
#   setting 'auto_select_display' to 1 will save your time.
# If you have only 8-bit card, set 'auto_select_display' to 0.
#
auto_select_display=1  # boolean
auto_display_type_first=3
auto_display_type_second=2
auto_display_type_third=1
select_best_resolution=1  # boolean

# Auto conversion between 8 & 24 bits images before displaying
#
auto_convert_8_24=1  # boolean

# Image viewing parameter :
#
# 1. auto_display_image : Auto display image when it is loaded.
# 2. auto_back_to_main : Auto go back to main menu after viewing image.
# 3. return_to_next : RETURN key to next image.
# 4. keep_screen_image : This resource is for return_to_next. If 1,
#    image is kept in screen while loading next image.
#
# If you set 'auto_display_image' to 1, I suggest that you also set
#   'auto_select_resolution' and 'auto_select_display' to 1
#
auto_display_image=0
auto_back_to_main=0
return_to_next=0
keep_screen_image=1

# Automatically link 24 bits image to 8 bits image.
# For cropping in graphic mode only.
#
# If 8 bits image is cropped, 24 bits image will be cropped, too.
#
auto_link_24_to_8=0  # boolean


[PROCESS_CONTROL]

# these options influence the quality of your image

#
# Quantization : Convert 24-bit image to 8-bit.
#
# Fixed 256 = 0, Median Cut = 1, Median Cut(Better) = 2,
# Grey 256 = 3, Variance Based = 4, Statistical = 5, Current Palette = 6
# Ordered(fast) = 7, Neural Net(256) = 8
#
# If you don't have enough memory or your computer is slow, try to
# use Ordered quantization.  It is the fastest in DISPLAY.
# You can also try Neural Net quant.: better than Ordered quant., fast.
#
quantization=5

# The result of dithered image is better than non-dithered.
# Quantization time is longer when dither is on.
# This option is for DISPLAY, not for JPEG.
#
dither_in_quantization=1  # boolean

# If you set it to NO, DISPLAY loads 24-bit image from JPEG files.
# Thus you can use the 'quantization' option above to produce 8-bit
# image. If you turn this on(1 Pass,2 Pass, Grey256), DISPLAY loads
# 8-bit image from JPEG file. Actually the quantization is done by
# JPEG decoder. In my opinion, the quantization in DISPLAY is better.
#
# No = 0, 1 Pass = 1, 2 Pass = 2, Grey256 = 3
#
jpeg_quantization=0

# 0 : Off,  1 : FS dither,  2 : Ordered dither
# This option has no effect, if 'jpeg_quantization' is NO or Grey256
# Ordered dither works for '1 Pass' quantization only.
# FS dither is better than Ordered dither, but slower.
#
jpeg_color_dither=1

# This option controls the speed of JPEG decoder
#   0 : Accurate Integer,  1 : Fast Integer,  2 : Floating point
# 'Fast' produces slightly lower quality image, but faster.
# I don't know if it is really faster.
#
jpeg_fast_decode=1

# FS = 0, Stucki = 1, JJN = 2
#
bw_dither_method=0

# More efficient = 0, Efficient = 1
# For color quantization. Actually, I can't tell the difference.
#
inverse_color_map=0

# How to treat 'number of color' when 8-bit image is generated/saved.
# I suggest 'No effect'
# Set to Highest Palette number = 0, Remove unused colors = 1,
# Always set to 256 colors = 2, No effect = 3
#
number_of_colors=3

# Number of colors for quantization. 2 <= colors <= 256
# This option control both DISPLAY's and JPEG's quantizer
#
quantization_colors=256

# Which Photo-CD image to load
#   0 : Base, 768 x 512       1 : Base/4, 384 x 256
#   2 : Base/16, 192 x 128    3 : 4*Base, 1536 x 1024
#   4 : 16*Base, 3072 x 2048
#
pcd_image_type=0

# Check Photo-CD image orientation automatically
# The result may be wrong.
# Load Photo-CD image as grey scale (use less memory)
#
check_pcd_orient=1  # boolean
pcd_grey_scale=0

# Gamma correction after image loading:
# 100 = No correction
# 1% <= gamma <= 1000%
#
red_gamma=100
green_gamma=100
blue_gamma=100

# Sample factor for Neural Net quantization:
# 1(best,very slow) <= factor <= 80(worst)
#
neuquant_sample_factor=10

# Treat 3 planes FITS image as color image
#
read_fits_color=1  # boolean

# How to scale FITS image:
# 0 : Auto. use linear scale for 8-bit image, sqrt scale for 16-bit
#     image, log scale for others
# 1 : linear scale,  2 : logarithm scale,  3 : sqare root scale
#
read_fits_scale=0

# Use text/binary viewer to view UNKNOWN format image
# If first 1K bytes are printable, use text viewer
# If it is ASCII screen file, use ansi viewer
# Otherwise use binary viewer
#
# Automatically run .EXE/.COM/.BAT program when you select them
# If you set run_program to 1, view_unknown doesn't work on
# .EXE/.COM/.BAT files.
#
view_unknown=0  # boolean
run_program=0  # boolean

# Screen width for ANSI file. default is 80
#
ansi_screen_width=80

# Default bytes to skip before reading RAWRGB or RAWGRAY image
#
raw_bytes_skip=0

# Load/Save comment from/to image file.
# boolean.
#
load_comment=0
save_comment=0

# Save image compression parameters as comment.
# You must set 'save_comment' to 1.
#
save_para_comment=0


[COLOR]

# Text Color :
# BLACK = 0, BLUE = 1, GREEN = 2, CYAN = 3, RED = 4, MAGENTA = 5,
# BROWN = 6, LIGHTGRAY = 7, DARKGRAY = 8, LIGHTBLUE = 9,
# LIGHTGREEN = 10, LIGHTCYAN = 11, LIGHTRED = 12, LIGHTMAGENTA = 13,
# YELLOW = 14, WHITE = 15
# Blink = Color + 128, for foreground color only
# 0 <= Background <= 7
#
directory_color=15      # for dir item in file selection menu
normal_color=11         # for file item in file selection menu
normal_background=1
tag_color=14            # for tagged file
tag_background=5
select_color=0         # for select bar
select_background=3
select_standby_background=7  # for double view

# Special item color :
# If filename matches with the specified name, the specified color is
# used. Otherwise 'normal_color' is used.
# Number has no limit.
# Format:  special_color=<Color>,<Patterns>
# For example, special_color=4,*.txt,*.doc,*.me
# If patterns (length < 128) are too long, use two or more entries.
#
special_color=10,*.txt,*.doc,*.me,*.1st,*.faq
special_color=13,*.exe,*.com,*.bat,*.dll

message_color=14        # for text in top, bottom line
message_background=7
disable_color=9        # for disabled item in selection
disable_background=1
brief_color=15

menu_color=15
menu_background=2
menu_disable_color=8
menu_frame_color=7
menu_select_background=0

dialog_color=14
dialog_background=2
dialog_frame_color=15

input_color=15
input_background=1

preview_background=3
preview_frame_color=15


[DEFAULT]

# Default :(For command line image reading)
# 320 x 200 = 0,  640 x 350 = 1,  640 x  400 = 2, 640 x 480 = 3
# 800 x 600 = 4, 1024 x 768 = 5, 1280 x 1024 = 6
# For additional resolution, Please look at the begin of this file
#
# 8 bits = 0, 15 bits = 1, 16 bits = 2, 24 bits = 3
#
default_resolution=3
default_display_type=0


[CONTACT_SHEET]

# Method :
# 0 : Variable box size,  1 : Fixed box size,  2 : Fixed box width,
# 3 : Fixed box height,   4 : Fixed image area.
#
sheet_method=0

# Produce multi-contact sheets. Similar to batch contact sheet.
#
multi_sheet=0

# Font name :
#
string_font_name=pc8x16.fnt
title_font_name=cour20bi.fnt

# Contact sheet title :
# max 49 characters
# format : sheet_title=!any string
#       needed --------^
#
#sheet_title=!

# Dimension :
#
sheet_width=800
sheet_height=600
image_min_width=8
image_min_height=8
image_max_width=100000
image_max_height=100000
box_width=80
box_height=80
image_area=64000
spacing_horizontal=5
spacing_vertical=5
spacing_image_string=0

# For fixed box, fixed box width, fixed box height and fixed area.
# Min values for the specified methods. If you specify these values,
# DISPLAY scales the box size or area automatically.
# 0 means "don't use".
#
min_box_width=0
min_box_height=0
min_image_area=0

# Contact sheet work space offset and size. These four parameters define
# a rectangle for contact sheet making.
# Work space must <= contact sheet size. offset starts from 0.
# work size can be 0 or >= 32. 0 means using whole contact sheet.
# If you set work space, DISPLAY doesn't trim the unused space at the
# contact sheet bottom.
#
sheet_work_offset_x=0
sheet_work_offset_y=0
sheet_work_width=0
sheet_work_height=0

# Color :
#
sheet_background_red=200
sheet_background_green=200
sheet_background_blue=255
sheet_string_red=0
sheet_string_green=0
sheet_string_blue=0
sheet_title_red=0
sheet_title_green=0
sheet_title_blue=255
frame_red=0
frame_green=0
frame_blue=0

# Show title/string background color :
# If no, the background of text is transparent.
# If yes, background colors are the same as sheet background colors.
#
show_text_back=0

# Background image arrangement:
# 0 : No background image,    1 : Center,    2 : Repeat
#
bg_arrange=1
#bg_image_name=

# Text string1 option :
#   0 : None,  1 : Filename/user input.
# Text string2 option :
#   0 : None,  1 : Dimension/user input,  2 : Description/user input
#
sheet_text1_option=1
sheet_text2_option=1

# Sort image by:
# 0 : None,  1 : Name,  2 : Total height, then width
# 3 : Total width, then height
#
sheet_sort_by=0

# Auto adjust spacing : Rearrange images in contact sheet.
# Auto trim : Trim unused space at the contact sheet bottom. You must
#   set auto_adjust to 1 to enable this feature
# frame_around : 0 : None,  1 : Draw frame around image.
#                2 : Draw frame around box (for fixed box).
#
auto_adjust=1
auto_trim=1
frame_around=0

# Horizontal alignment of image row:
# 0 : distribute,  1 : center,  2 : Each image has the same width
#
horz_align=0

# Start a new row if image's (total) height changes.
# This is for 'sort image by total height' only.
#
new_height_next=0

#
# Align text strings on the same row
#
align_string=1

# Max number of images per row.
# 0 = no limit.
#
image_per_row=0

# Resize step in preview screen (%) : 0.1 <= step <= 50
#
resize_step=5.0


[SLIDE_SHOW]

# Slide show parameters :
#
def_slide_resolution=3
def_slide_display=0
slide_fit=0  # fit to screen ?
slide_scroll=0  # allow to scroll ?
slide_enlarge_small=0  # enlarge small image ?
slide_smooth_fit=0  # smooth fitting ?
slide_preserve=1  # preserve aspect ratio ?
slide_keep_tag=1  # keep tag ?
slide_auto_res=0  # auto change resolution ?
slide_auto_disp=0  # auto change display ?
slide_show_name=0  # show filename ?
slide_show_desc=0  # show file description ?
slide_time=2  # delay time
slide_loop=0  # loop count
slide_beep=0  # Beep on error

# Slide Show Effects:
#
# 0 : Random
# 1 : Normal,    2 : Palette Fade,     3 : Wipe Out,  4 : Wipe In,
# 5 : Line Down, 6 : Line Up,          7 : Line Left, 8 : Line right,
# 9 : Block,     10: No clear (block), 11: Dot,       12: No clear (dot)
#
special_effect=4
random_order=0  # boolean

# Delay for each effect step
#
slide_effect_delay=5


[BATCH_CONVERT]

# For batch conversion.
#
# To change this section:
#   Edit the fields for batch conversion inside DISPLAY and
#   make them the default and then save the config.dis file (Alt-S)
#
# You can delete the following entries.
#
# =====  BUT DON'T EDIT  =====
#
dimension=0,0  # default dimension


[SPECIAL_EFFECT]

# Special effect resources.
#
# You can delete the following entries.
#
# =====  BUT DON'T EDIT  =====
#
effect=0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
effect=1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
effect=2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
effect=3,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
effect=4,1,0,45,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
effect=5,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
effect=256,1,1,1,100,100,0,0,0,0,0
effect=257,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
effect=258,0,65537,1000,1000,0,1000,0,0,0,0
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[TEXT_VIEWER]

#
# 0 : ASCII mode, 1 : HEX mode.
#
def_binary_display_mode=1
tab_size=8  # 1 .. 50
auto_wrap=0


[GENERAL_MOVIE]

# Default movie display type & resolution :
#
# 8 bits = 0, 15 bits = 1, 16 bits = 2, 24 bits = 3
#
# 320 x 200 = 0,  640 x 350 = 1,  640 x  400 = 2, 640 x 480 = 3
# 800 x 600 = 4, 1024 x 768 = 5, 1280 x 1024 = 6
# For additional resolution, Please look at the begin of this file
#
movie_display=0
movie_resolution=0

#
# Other movie parameters
# Quantization method:
# 0 : 3-3-2,  1 : Grey,  2 : Ordered dither
# 0 <= loop_count <= 100. 0 = infinite
# typical_frame_rate is for movie without timing information.
# load sound : Load the whole sound track into memory before play.
#
movie_quant=2
movie_preload=0
movie_double_size=0
movie_play_sound=1
movie_load_sound=0
loop_count=0  # for single movie, in movie slide show, it is set to 1.
slide_loop_count=0  # for movie slide show
typical_frame_rate=25  # 1 <= rate <= 100

#
# Parameters for movie slide show
#
auto_select_display=1  # boolean
auto_select_resolution=1  # boolean


[JPEG]

#
# Quality : 5..100, Smooth : 0..100
# Please read DISPLAY.FAQ for more information
#
quality=90
optimize=1  # boolean
smooth=0
progress=0  # write progressive JPEG file

#
# Jpeg encoder type:
#   0 : Accurate Integer,  1 : Fast Integer,  2 : Floating point
#
jpeg_fast_encode=0


[SUN_RASTER]

#
use_rle=1  # boolean


[PBM]

#
use_raw=1  # boolean


[TARGA]

#
use_rle=1  # boolean


[WINBMP]

#
use_rle=1  # boolean


[GEM]

#
# Plane : 1..8
#
number_of_plane=8


[XPM]

#
# Version : 1 or 3
#
version=1
ascii_name=0  # boolean


[TIFF]

#
# 0 : None, 1 : LZW, 2 : PACKBITS, 3 : FAX3, 4 : FAX4
#
compression=1  # boolean


[ILBM]

#
# Ham bit : 4..6
#
use_rle=1  # boolean
use_ham=0  # boolean
ham_bit=4
write_pbm=0  # write PBM format instead of ILBM


[LASER]

#
# dpi = 75, 100, 150, 300.
# Scale = 5% .. 1000%
#
dpi=300
scale=100


[YUV]

#
ccir601=0  # boolean
split_file=0  # boolean


[POSTSCRIPT]

#
# US Letter = 0, A4 = 1, B5 = 2, US Legal = 3, 11"x17" = 4,
# 4 by 5 = 5, 35mm slide = 6
#
paper_size=1

#
# Portrait = 0, Landscape = 1
#
orientation=0

#
compress=1  # boolean

#
max_image=0  # boolean

#
# Standard dot per inch for 100% scale
#   36 <= dpi <= 300, default is 72
#
standard_dpi=72


[MPEG_MOVIE]

# Default MPEG display type & resolution :
# Not used in movie slide show
#
# 8 bits = 0, 15 bits = 1, 16 bits = 2, 24 bits = 3
#
# 320 x 200 = 0,  640 x 350 = 1,  640 x  400 = 2, 640 x 480 = 3
# 800 x 600 = 4, 1024 x 768 = 5, 1280 x 1024 = 6
# For additional resolution, Please look at the begin of this file
#
mpeg_display=0
mpeg_resolution=0

# Dithering method for 8-bit display :
# Gray = 0, FS2 = 1, FS4 = 2, Ordered = 3
#
mpeg_dither=3

# number of levels for L , Cr , Cb (8-bit display only)
#  L,Cr,Cb >= 2 and L * Cr * Cb <= 256
#
mpeg_level=16,4,4

# Default buffer size (in K bytes):
# must >= 8. If set to 0, whole file size is assumed.
#
def_buf_k_size=20


[IFF_ANIM]

#
have_loop_back_frame=1  # boolean


[WINDOWS_ICON]

#
# Icon size:
# 0 : 16 x 16,  1 : 32 x 32,  2 : 64 x 64
#
icon_size=1

#
# Color flavor (for 16-color ICON):
# 0 : None(Grey), 1 : Red, 2 : Green, 3 : Blue, 4 : Yellow,
# 5 : Magenta, 6 : Cyan
#
icon_color=0

#
# Number of colors in ICON:
# 0 : 16-color,  1 : 16M-color(TrueColor)
#
icon_type=0

#
# Enlarge small image:
# If number of image colors <= 16 and you want to preserve orignal
#   image palette, turn it off.
#
enlarge_small=1


[ANSI_TEXT]

#
# For ANSI text writing:
# ANSI screen width : 80..132
# Ratio(W/H) : 0 = 1/1,  1 = 2/1.
#
ansi_width=80
ratio=0
smooth=1  # boolean


[GIF]

#
# Use Lossy compression to reduce file size
# Try_count_max : How many closest neighbors to try for single pixel
#   to get best compresstion ratio (for lossy). 1 .. 255
# max_distance : Max allowed distance between two pixels that is considered
#   to be matched (for lossy).
#
use_interlace=0
use_lossy=0  # boolean
try_count_max=255
max_distance=20

# Write transparent GIF
# Color = R,G,B.
#
use_transparent=0
transparent_color=0,0,0


[RIFF_AVI]

#
# Some programs write AVIs with buggy 'idx1' chunk. These AVIs cause
# DISPLAY to crash. So don't use index in these AVI files.
#
avi_use_index=1


[THUMBNAIL]

#
# Size of thumbnail image (Always square): 32 <= size <= 200.
# Thumbnail format : 0 : raw,  1 : JPEG.
# Quality is for JPEG format. Range: 5 .. 100.
# Store thumbnail : 0 : Grey,  1 : Color,  2 : Both
#
thumbnail_size=120
thumbnail_format=1
thumbnail_quality=75
thumbnail_store=0


[PNG]

#
# Level = 1 .. 9.  1 : Fast, 9 : Best
# Interlace:  0 : None, 1 : Adam7
# Filter:  0 : None,  1 : Sub,  2 : Up,  3 : Average,  4 : Paeth
#          5 : Mixed
#
level=9
interlace_type=0
filter_type=0

# Transparent color
# Color = R,G,B.
#
use_transparent=0
transparent_color=0,0,0


[RAW_RGB]

#
split_file=0  # boolean

#
# Write which channel(s):
# 0 : R,G,B;  1 : R;    2 : G;   3 : B
# 4 : R,G;    5 : R,B;  6 : G,B
#
rgb_channel=0


[FLIC]

#
# Align chunk to word (2 bytes) boundary
#
align_chunk=1


[FLIC_ENCODER]

#
# Align chunk to word (2 bytes) boundary
# Some FLIC player don't like this.
#
align_chunk=1
use_global_palette=1


[END_OF_CONFIG]