;
; This is the initialization file for Lexa File. It is a normal ASCII text 
; file which you can edit with Lexa Text itself or any other text editor.
; Note that the programme only reads information from those
; lines which do NOT begin with a semi-colon.
;
; You may enter "0" or "no" to reject and option; "1" or "yes" affirms it.
; Do not type the inverted commas.
;
; If you change any parameters then be very careful to keep
; to the pre-determined format as outlined in the comments below.
;
; 1: Change to new directory on starting Lexa File
;   (Leave line empty if no change is desired)
;

; 
; 2: File template to be used for display
;
*.*
;
; 3: Sorting type (Options: Name; Extension; Size; Date)
;
Name
;
; 4: Sorting order (Options: Ascending; Descending)
;
Ascending
;
; 5: Date format for file listings
;
; Key:
; 	0  =  American  (MM/DD/YYY)
; 	1  =  British   (DD/MM/YYY)
; 	2  =  German    (DD.MM.YYY)
;
2
;
; 6: Type of date filter (Options: Before; After; Today; None)
;
Today
;
; 7: Date on which filter is to act (NB: Form must correspond with Item 5!)
;
01.01.94
;
; 8: Use browse mode (file listing is refreshed when you move in tree)
;
yes
;
; 9: File window (move to right window automatically on loading)
;
no
;
; 10: Mark all files in listing in right window
;
no
;
; 11: Only update target when copying
;
no
;
; 12: Target drive and directory used for copying
;
A:\
;
; 13: Automatically terminate Lexa File after copying
;
no
;
; 14: Name of programme to be loaded on pressing F2
;
TXTLOOK
;
; 15: Name of programme to be loaded on pressing F2 when file ends in .DBF
;
DBTXT
;
; 16: Name of programme to be loaded on pressing Shift-F2
;
LTEXT
;
; 17: Name of programme to be loaded on pressing Shift-F2 when file ends in .DBF
;
DBTXT
;
; 18: Name of programme to be loaded on pressing Ctrl-F2
;
LBYTE
;
; 19: Release all memory when Alt-F9 or GreyPlus are pressed in batch mode?
;
no
;
; 20: Name of programme as default with Ctrl-F9, Alt-F9, GreyPlus
;
WP
;
; 21: Name of programme to be loaded on pressing Space Bar
;
;TXTLOOK

;
; 22: Call batch file on loading? (leave empty for none)
;
;GER_KEYB.BAT

;
; 23: Name of user font to be used in text editor
;
LTXT_CHR.VGA
;
; 24: No. for user font activation. This parameter has to do with VGA
; adapters which differ in certain respects. There are some which require
; 8 for the activation of a user font in an internal register and some which
; demand the figure 32. Try these two out. I'm afraid that if neither of these
; works, there is not much you can do. There may be the odd VGA adapter which
; is not 100% compatible with the industry standard and which does not support
; user defined fonts.
;
;32
8
;
; 25: Name of file to be loaded on pressing Alt-Tab
;
LFIND
;
; 26: Name of file to be loaded on pressing Ctrl-Tab
;
LBROWSE
;
; 27: Use monochrome display irrespective of video hardware?
;
no
;
; 28: Use screen saver when computer is idling?
;
; Note: A value of 0 means 'no'; a number represents the time interval after
; which the screen saver is to be activated
;
15
;
; 29: Name of programme used as screen saver
;
_SCR_SAV.EXE
;
;
; 30: Directory to store diary texts (default is Home Dir. of Lexa File)
;     Max.length 48 chars.
;
F:\DIARY
;
; End of File