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# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group ADEW


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

Allows the specification of an alternate file to be displayed by the 
\italic{Init Value Window} menu option. Any Arbcon created file may be 
used. The default is $ANDREWDIR/lib/arbiters/vallist.

#~endhelp

ValueFile:


#~type string list

#~views string stringlist

#~help

Allows the specification of an alternate list of objects and views for 
inclusion in the Object <View> list, i.e. the list of objects that can be 
created with the arbcon.

#~endhelp

ObViewList:


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

This specifies a filename to read for the list of objects and views for 
inclusion in the Object <View> list.  The default list is currently 
included in $ANDREWDIR/lib/arbiters/viewlist.

#~endhelp

ObViewFile:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If yes, only the user specified ObViewList above will be used. If no, the 
objects in the ObViewList will be added to those shown by default. The 
default is no.

#~endhelp

IgnoreDefaultViewlist: no

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group Applications


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

When set this name will be used to locate message line and menu translation 
files for the specified language.  (These translation files will normally 
be found in $ANDREWDIR/lib/language.menu, and $ANDREWDIR/lib/language.msg. 
Where language is the name of the language.)  This preference can be set or 
overridden with the environment variable ANDREWLANGUAGE.

#~endhelp

AndrewLanguage:


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

The file to read message line and menu translations from, the normal 
translation files will be found in $ANDREWDIR/lib/*.msg, i.e. files ending 
in the .msg extension. This preference can be set or overridden with the 
environment variable ANDREWLANGUAGEFILE.

#~endhelp

AndrewLanguageFile:


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

The file to read menu translations from, the normal translation files will 
be found in $ANDREWDIR/lib/*.menu, i.e. files ending in the .menu 
extension. This preference can be set or overridden with the environment 
variable ANDREWLANGUAGEMENUFILE.

#~endhelp

AndrewLanguageMenuFile:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When on, menus will be translated according to the AndrewLanguage and/or 
AndrewLanguageMenuFile preferences.

#~endhelp

TranslateMenus: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to no, the startup message with the application and ATK version 
numbers is not printed.

#~endhelp

PrintVersionNumber: yes


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The default foreground color for the application.

#~endhelp

ForegroundColor: black


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The default foreground color for the application.

#~endhelp

BackgroundColor: white


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

The default geometry for the application, of the form 
[WidthxHeight][+/-Left/Right+/-Top/Bottom].

#~endhelp

Geometry:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to no, ^U can be used in normal key bindings, otherwise it 
controls the argument/repetition mechanism.

#~endhelp

CtrlUCmds: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes, the selected region in any text insets (or other insets 
which support the X selection protocol.), will behave just like normal X 
application selections.

#~endhelp

XStyleSelections: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes, the selected region will be deselected if another 
application or inset grabs the selection.  (In insets which support the X 
selection protocol, current only text.)  This preference has no effect 
unless XStyleSelections is set to yes.  Setting this preference to yes will 
cause ezdiff to behave differently, since it tries to show the differences 
by highlighting the corresponding regions in two files.  But with 
StrictXStyleSelections set to yes only one region is allowed to be 
highlighted.  Some other insets and packages may suffer similar problems, 
but ezdiff is the only one known at this time.

#~endhelp

StrictXStyleSelections: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes, text (or other data in insets which support the X 
selection protocol) will be automatically placed in the cut buffer when it 
is selected.  (Making the Copy menu option redundant.)  Otherwise only 
explicit operations like Copy or Cut will place data in the cut buffer. 
 This preference has no effect unless XStyleSelections is set to yes.

#~endhelp

CopyOnSelect: yes



#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

This value detemines whether a lookup is done in order to find the home 
directory of the owner of a file being viewed by EZ.  The file-owner's home 
directory is used to \italic{fold} the full pathname down to something 
shorter, like ~foo/bar for displaying in the title-bar of the EZ window. 
 Defaults to: yes.

#~endhelp

CheckOwnerHome: yes

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5


# \



# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \



# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \



# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \



# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  


# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \



# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \



# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \



# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \



# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \



# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \



# software.


# \



# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \



# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \



# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \



# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \



# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \



# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \



# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \



# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \



# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \



# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \



# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \



# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \



# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.


#  $

#~group Bush


#~type string list

#~views string stringlist

#~help

A list of the editors bush will let you choose from when setting which 
editor to use.

#~endhelp

Editors:


#~type font

#~views string font

#~help

The font used for nodes in the file tree.

#~endhelp

TreeNodeFont: Andy12


#~type font

#~views string font

#~help

The font used for files in the file lists.

#~endhelp

ListingFont: Andy12


#~type boolean

#~views \


#~help


#~endhelp

SecurityConscious: no


#~type font

#~views string font

#~help

Font to be used by the buttons in the control area at the top of the bush 
view.

#~endhelp

ControlFont:


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~help

This is the time interval (in seconds) between when a document is first 
modified from within bush to when it will be checkpointed.

#~endhelp

#~range 60 600

CheckpointInterval: 240


#~type boolean

#~views boolean

#~help

This value determines if bush will attempt to automatically rescan a 
directory when it finds that it has changed.  AutoRescan has a delitereous 
affect when editing files within bush as it will cause a rescan after 
Pop'ing out of the file.

#~endhelp

AutoRescan: no


#~group Compile


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Sets the command to be executed by the compile-build proctable function.

#~endhelp

CompileCommand: build -k

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group Console


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes causes console to display the sender's name when new mail arrives.

#~endhelp

MailFrom: no


#~type font

#~views string font

#~help

Controls the size and appearance of the font used for text.  The default is 
a 12 point variable width font with serifs.

#~endhelp

BodyFont: Andy12


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

If no console file is given on the command line the file named in this 
preference will be used.  If none is specified the Default console will be 
used.

#~endhelp

Default:



#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes clock displays and timestamps will be reported in 24 time.

#~endhelp

TFHC: no

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group Contents


#~type string list ,

#~views string stringlist

#~help

Specifies the title formats included in both the Table of Contents window 
and a printed table of contents.  See the  \italic{ez-contents } help file 
for more information.  Title formats to be included in the Table of 
Contents can also be set on a command line for  \italic{ezprint} .

#~endhelp

ContentsList: chapter,section,subsection,paragraph,function


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If yes, whenever you place the text caret on a new procedure in the TOC 
window, the associated procedure in the source document will be scrolled to 
the top of the window.

#~endhelp

ContentsScrollTop: no

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group Dialogs


#~type font

#~views string font

#~help

The font used to draw the labels on the dialog's buttons.

#~endhelp

DialogButtonFont: andysans12b

\leftindent{
}#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 1 4

#~help

This integer preference specifies which "look" should be used for the 
dialog box and it's buttons.  The default of 4 indicates "OSF/Motif" (TM) 
appearance.  The supported styles are:

\leftindent{1. Double Boxed.

2. Three Dimensional.

3. Plain Box.

4. OSF/Motif (TM).


}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogStyle: 4


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \bold{\italic{ }<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as 
set by the foregroundcolor preference>\italic{ \bold{(see the preferences 
help file for more information)}}}

The color in which the main features of the plainer dialog box buttons (see 
DialogStyle) will be drawn and from which several other colors will be 
computed to provide a "3D" effect for the "Three Dimensional" and 
"OSF/Motif" (TM) style buttons.

\section{
}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogButtonForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the background color for the application, as set by the 
backgroundcolor preference)}\bold{\bold{ }}\bold{\italic{\bold{(see the 
preferences help file for more information)}}}

The color in which the background of the plainer dialog boxes (see 
DialogStyle) will be drawn and from which several other colors will be 
computed to provide a "3D" effect for the "Three Dimensional" and 
"OSF/Motif" (TM) style buttons.\smaller{\section{


Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogButtonBackground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>}

The color which will be drawn in the background behind a button's label. 
  (For the "3D"ish buttons.)

\section{
}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogButtonTop:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the upper shadow of a button when it 
is "inactive" (ie, not pressed).   (For the "3D"ish buttons.)

#~endhelp

DialogButtonTopShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the lower shadow of a button when it 
is "inactive" (ie, not pressed).  (For the "3D"ish buttons.)

\section{
}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogButtonBottomShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference> }\bold{(see the preferences help file for more 
information)}

The color in which the actual label of a button will be drawn in.

\section{
}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogButtonLabelForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \bold{<defaults to the background color for the application, as set by the 
backgroundcolor preference)}\bold{ }\bold{(see the preferences help file 
for more information)}

The color of the shadow around the label of a button.  (For the "3D"ish 
buttons.)

\section{
}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogButtonLabelBackground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the default foreground color for the application, as set 
by the foregroundcolor preference}\bold{>}\bold{\bold{ }}\bold{(see the 
preferences help file for more information)}

The color in which the foreground of the plainer dialog boxes (see 
DialogStyle) will be drawn and from which several other colors will be 
computed to provide a "3D" effect for the "Three Dimensional" and 
"OSF/Motif" (TM) style buttons.  Setting this will also have the effect of 
setting the DialogButtonForeground preference, unless one already exists.


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \bold{<defaults to the background color for the application, as set by the 
backgroundcolor preference> }\bold{(see the preferences help file for more 
information)}

The color in which the background of the plainer dialog boxes (see 
DialogStyle) will be drawn and from which several other colors will be 
computed to provide a "3D" effect for the "Three Dimensional" and 
"OSF/Motif" (TM) style buttons.  Setting this will also have the effect of 
setting the DialogButtonBackground preference, unless one already exists.

\section{
}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogBackground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be drawn in the background of the dialog box. Setting 
this will also have the effect of setting the DialogButtonTop preference, 
unless one already exists.  (For the "3D"ish dialogs, ie Three Dimensional 
and "OSF/Motif" (TM))

\section{
}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogTop:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the upper shadow of a button when it 
is "inactive" (ie, not pressed).  Setting this will also have the effect of 
setting the DialogButtonTopShadow preference, unless one already exists. 
(For the "3D"ish dialogs, ie Three Dimensional and "OSF/Motif" (TM).)

\section{
}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogTopShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the lower shadow of a button when it 
is "inactive" (ie, not pressed).  Setting this will also have the effect of 
setting the DialogButtonBottomShadow preference, unless one already exists. 
 (For the "3D"ish dialogs, ie Three Dimensional and "OSF/Motif" (TM).)

\section{
}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

DialogBottomShadow:

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group ELI


#~type directory list

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

By default, the elipath is "/usr/andrew/lib/eli".  This preference is used 
by the LOAD primitive and dictates the sequence of directories to be 
searched when looking for ELI libraries (Lisp source libraries).  There is 
also the capability to define a "client" library path; for example, FLAMES 
(the Filtering Language for the Andrew MEssage System) makes additional use 
of preferences by looking for the *.flamespath preference, which is a 
sequence of directories to use for the LOAD primitive \italic{before} using 
the directories in the *.elipath preference.

#~endhelp

EliPath:

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group EZ


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

In addition to responding to the EMACS editor command set, EZ has the 
option of responding to the command set of the Berkeley VI editor.  When 
this preference is set to true, the keycommand <ESC>t will toggle between 
command sets.  This is so you can switch between VI command set and EMACS 
command set.  It is set to false by default so beginning users don't 
suddenly discover EZ no longer behaves.  EZ can be made to come up in VI 
mode by setting the \bold{editor} preference, or by setting an environment 
variable.

#~endhelp

AllowKeyToggleToViMode: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If you are editing a file which is really a symbolic link to another file, 
what should EZ do when you ask to save the buffer?  Should it follow the 
symbolic link and replace the pointed-to file?  Or should it replace the 
link itself with a new, real file?  Turning this preference on will result 
in EZ asking you which option you prefer the first time you try to save a 
file which is really a symbolic link.  See the \bold{ClobberSymlinks} 
preference.

#~endhelp

AskAboutSymlinks: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If set to yes, this preference causes selected text to automatically be cut 
when backspace is pressed or when any new text is inserted.  This is 
similar to the text editing behavior in Motif\superscript{tm}, except that 
the text is placed in the cutbuffer so that it might be retrieved.  \


#~endhelp

Autocut: no


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

It is comparatively easy for a user who prefers the VI command set to the 
EMACS command set to have EZ start up with the VI command set by default. 
 Either set ez.Editor to \italic{vi} or set any one of the following 
environment variables to the string \italic{vi}: EDITOR, EDIT, ED, FCEDIT, 
VISUAL.

#~endhelp

Editor: NULL


#~type font

#~views string font

#~help

Controls the size and appearance of the font used for text in the EZ 
window.  The default is a 12 point variable width font with serifs.

#~endhelp

BodyFont: Andy12


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Determines whether EZ makes backup files automatically, and if so, what 
extension it puts on them.  The default is no backup files unless you 
include this preference and specify an extension.  If you provide an 
extension, then when you save a file, EZ stores both a new version of your 
file and a backup version, which does not include the changes you made in 
the current EZ session; it puts your specified extension on the backup 
version.  Note that the period ("\bold{.}") that usually precedes 
extensions is not included automatically.  If you want a period (as in 
.BAK), be sure to type it in the name of your extension.  Note also that 
this kind of backup file is different from a checkpoint file, which EZ 
\italic{does} create by default.

#~endhelp

BackupExtension:


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Determines what extension appears on checkpoint files.  Note that the 
period ("\bold{.}") that usually precedes extensions is not included 
automatically.  If you want a period (as in the default .CKP), be sure to 
type it in the name of your extension.

#~endhelp

CheckpointExtension: .CKP


#~type directory

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

Determines in which directory checkpoint files are written.  The default 
operation is to save the checkpoint file in the same directory as the file 
being edited.  By setting the checkpoint directory, you can cause all 
checkpoint files to be saved into that directory.

#~endhelp

CheckpointDirectory:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Where the user has specified a CheckpointDirectory preference and this 
preference has been enabled, checkpoint filenames will take this form:


<CheckpointDirectory>/ #uid.@ful@path@name#.<CheckpointExtension>


where @ful@path@name is the name of the file being checkpointed.

\smaller{(Yes, we know "gaudy" is spelled wrong. It's all in the name of 
backwards compatibility.)}

#~endhelp

CheckpointGawdyNames: no


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 600

#~help

Determines how much time must elapse since a change was made to a buffer 
before EZ will checkpoint the buffer and save the contents in a .CKP file. 
 (See the  \italic{ez-buffers}  help document to learn about how buffers 
work.) Specifying a larger value increases the delay between occurrences of 
checkpointing. The default value is 120 seconds.  \


#~endhelp

CheckpointMinimum: 120


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 60

#~help

Determines how often EZ checks to see if a buffer has been modified for the 
length of time required by \bold{ez.CheckpointMinimum}.  It is not 
recommended that you change this preference; in particular, decreasing it 
only draws processing resources away from more important functions.  Change 
\bold{ez.CheckpointMinimum} instead.  The default value is 30 seconds.

#~endhelp

CheckpointInterval: 30


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Controls whether saving a buffer whose file is a symbolic link results in 
replacing the link with the file contents (the default), or replacing the 
link's target.  See the \bold{AskAboutSymlinks} preference.

#~endhelp

ClobberSymlinks: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If this is set to "no" and you are trying to save a file under an new name 
that already exists, the system will prompt the user telling him that the 
file already exists and do you want to overwite it.  Its default value is 
"yes."

#~endhelp

OverwriteFiles: yes


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

This specifies the ATK editor which is invoked if you edit a directory 
(rather than a file.) Currently, \italic{dired} is the only editor 
available.

#~endhelp

DirectoryEditor: dired


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 1 10

#~help

Tells EZ how many windows it can open during startup.  (You can open 
multiple windows by typing \bold{\typewriter{ez}} followed by multiple file 
names.)  Any files over the maxinit number will be placed into buffers 
instead of windows.  The default is 2 windows.   \


#~endhelp

MaxInitWindows: 2


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Determines whether the user will be allowed to resize the message line.

#~endhelp

ResizableMessageLine: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Determines whether the message line will grow and shrink based on it's 
contents.

#~endhelp

DynamicMessageLineSize: no


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 1 10

#~help

Sets the minimum size of the message line area in lines. \


#~endhelp

MinimumMessageLines: 1


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \bold{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference> \italic{(see the preferences help file for more 
information)}}

The color of the text in the message line (at the bottom of the window).

#~endhelp

MessageLineForegroundColor:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \bold{<defaults to the background color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference> \italic{(see the preferences help file for more 
information)}}

The color of the background of the message line (at the bottom of the 
window).

#~endhelp

MessageLineBackgroundColor:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \bold{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference> \italic{(see the preferences help file for more 
information)}}

The color of the border of the message line (at the bottom of the window).

#~endhelp

MessageLineBoundaryColor:



#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 1 60

#~help

Controls the length of time messages appear in the message area at the 
bottom of the EZ window.  A message will remain on the message line until 
MessageTimeout seconds have elapsed (unless another message replaces it). 
 After the required time has elapsed, the message disappears when you type 
any keystroke into the window.  The default is 15 seconds.  \


#~endhelp

MessageTimeout: 15


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Determines the marker that is put in the window's title bar when the file 
you are editing is read-only. The default is "(readonly)".

#~endhelp

ReadOnlyTitle: (readonly)


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When this is set to "yes" , visit file will use the current working 
directory for the root of the prompt for a new file name.  If it is "no" it 
uses the directory of the file currently being edited in that window.  The 
default is "no."

#~endhelp

UseCurrentWorkingDirectory: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Determines whether you can make recursive edits when using the Query 
Replace and Spellchecking features of EZ.  The default setting of  "off" 
means that recursive edits are not possible; a setting of "on" makes them 
possible.


Enabling recursive edits means that you can temporarily "leave" the 
spellchecking or query replace functions to make more extensive revisions 
than is allowed within those functions.  To enter recursive edit mode in 
the Spellchecker, type \bold{e}; in Query Replace, type \bold{r}.  The 
word(s) selected by the routine are deselected, and you can edit any part 
of the document you choose.  When you are finished editing, press \bold{^C} 
(Ctrl-c) to re-enter the Spellchecker or Query Replace routine.   \


Note that the routines re-start from the current position of the text 
caret.  If you have moved the text caret past some misspelled words or 
instances of the string being replaced, they will not be found.  Also, the 
word that was selected when you entered recursive edit mode will not be 
corrected or replaced, so you must make that change by hand.

#~endhelp

ExpertMode: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Controls whether the text in the window display and printed versions of an 
EZ document  is justified on the right edge as well as the left.  The 
default "on" setting justifies both margins; a setting of "off" gives a 
ragged right margin.  Within EZ, overrides the more general \bold{justified} 
preference, if they disagree.

#~endhelp

Justified: yes


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~help

When a style has indicated that tabs should represent some number of spaces 
this preference sets the number of spaces.

#~endhelp

TabsCharSpaces: 8


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 1 72

#~help

Sets the numerator of the scaling factor from screen to paper of tabs when 
printing.

#~endhelp

TabScalingMultiplier: 14


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 1 72

#~help

Sets the denominator of the scaling factor from screen to paper of tabs 
when printing.

#~endhelp

TabScalingDivisor: 12


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Enables an experimental mode where styles are displayed on screen in a way 
similar to the way the styles would be entered with Scribe or TeX.

#~endhelp

ExposeStylesOnStartup: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When off, this preference causes style menus to be available only when 
there is a region selected; otherwise the style menus with be available at 
all times a changeable document is displayed.

#~endhelp

AlwaysDisplayStyleMenus: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When this preference is on, if a block of text is highlighted that starts 
at the beginning of a line, the highlight goes back to the left edge of the 
inset. Also, if the end of the block is at the beginning of a line, the 
highlight will stop on the previous line, at the right edge of the inset.

#~endhelp

HighlightToBorders: no


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

If you have this preference specified, when you just type 'ez' without a 
filename, EZ will bring up the specified filename in whatever directory you 
are in.

#~endhelp

DefaultStartUpFile:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When ez is started with no files on the command line by default a scratch 
buffer will be provided.  If this preference is set to no, you will be 
prompted for a file to edit.

#~endhelp

DefaultIsScratchBuffer: yes


#~type string list ,

#~views string stringlist

#~help

Specifies the title formats included in both the Table of Contents window 
and a printed table of contents.  See the  \italic{ez-contents } help file 
for more information.  Title formats to be included in the Table of 
Contents can also be set on a command line for  \italic{ezprint} .

#~endhelp

ContentsList: chapter,section,subsection,paragraph,function


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes, this will automatically enumerate printed Table of 
Contents.  See the  \italic{ez-contents } help file.

#~endhelp

AutoEnumerate: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Sorry,  I don't know what this does... (Rob Ryan)

#~endhelp

InitialChapNumber: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes, a table of contents will be included in each printed 
document, regardless of whether or not you open a Table of Contents window. 
 A "yes" setting can be overridden by a -cn switch to  \italic{ezprint} . 
  See the  \italic{ez-contents } help file.

#~endhelp

PrintContents: no


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

Allows you to specify an alternate tmac file for ezprint to use when 
printing.

#~endhelp

tmacFile:


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

Allows you to specify an alternate tmac file for ezprint to use when 
printing postscript through groff.

#~endhelp

tmacGroffFile:


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

Allows you to specify an alternate tmac file for ezprint to use for accents 
when printing.

#~endhelp

tmacAccentsFile:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes the tmac files needed when printing a document will be 
included in the generated troff file instead of being included via .so 
directives.

#~endhelp

InlineMacros: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes footnotes will be printed as endnotes instead.

#~endhelp

Endnotes: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If set to "yes", EZ will tell troff to account for duplex printing.

#~endhelp

Duplex: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If set to "yes", EZ will use hyphenation when printing.

#~endhelp

Hyphenate: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Changing this changes how text behaves when you add it to a styled region. 
Normally when you have text within a style, like bold, when you add to the 
beginning of the style the text you add is \bold{not} in the style. When 
add to the end of the styled region, the text you add is in the style. 
(Hence the defaults listed above.) However, if you add text at the 
beginning of a paragraph, you will always pick up the style of the 
paragraph, regardless of the setting of StylesIncludeBeginning.

#~endhelp

StylesIncludeBeginning: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Changing this changes how text behaves when you add it to a styled region. 
Normally when you have text within a style, like bold, when you add to the 
beginning of the style the text you add is \bold{not} in the style. When 
add to the end of the styled region, the text you add is in the style. 
(Hence the defaults listed above.) However, if you add text at the 
beginning of a paragraph, you will always pick up the style of the 
paragraph, regardless of the setting of StylesIncludeBeginning.

#~endhelp

StylesIncludeEnd: no


#~type directory list

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

Determines the directories where EZ looks for  templates  for text 
documents.  You can add other directories to the default path, including 
ones where you store templates you have made yourself.  To do so, place the 
full pathname(s) at the start of the list, separating each with a colon but 
no space.  Programs look for templates in the order of the directories in 
the list, stopping when they find the required template.  It is recommended 
that you include the defaults in your own list.  This preference defaults 
to the single diretory $ANDREWDIR/lib/tpls.

#~endhelp

ATKTemplatePath: \



#~type directory list

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

This is an obsolete name for the ATKTemplatePath preference.

#~endhelp

BE2TemplatePath:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When this preference is set to yes, and plainer is invoked with no selected 
region, new text will be inserted in the second innermost style.  When set 
to no the innermost style will be removed if there is no selected region.

#~endhelp

UseNewStylePlainer: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes many additional keybindings are available for dealing with 
styles, otherwise these bindings are disabled.

#~endhelp

UseStyleKeybindings: yes


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Setting this preferences allows you to change the prefix of the style 
keybidnings, it defaults to ESC-'  The usual escape conventions are 
available for indicating control keys, and escape.

#~endhelp

StyleCommandPrefix:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes forces the old text insertion rules to be used with respect 
to styles.

#~endhelp

UseOldInsertionRules: no


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Specifies the printer to be used when printing.  This can be overridden by 
the printer options dialog, or the environment variable PRINTER.

#~endhelp

Printer:


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Specifies the printer to be used when printing.  This can be overridden by 
the printer options dialog, or the environment variable PRINTER.  This is 
an obsolete name for the Printer preference.

#~endhelp

SpoolDir:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes, specifies that the old dialog boxes be used, these dialogs are 
faster than the new ones in some cases, but don't look as nice.  (For info 
on the default dialog boxes see 'help dialogs'.)

#~endhelp

UseBuiltinDialogs: no


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 100

#~help

This is a value between 0 and 100 that controls when dialog boxes are used 
as opposed to the message line.  A value of about 30 brings up most things 
in a dialog box.

#~endhelp

DialogPriority: 50


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes, the Quit menu item will by default quit only the window it is 
chosen in.  By default this preference is no, and choosing quit will exit 
the application.

#~endhelp

QuitWindowOnly: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When both QuitWindowOnly and this preference are yes, the Quit menu item 
will by default delete the buffer and the window.  (Or only the window if 
the buffer is being viewed in other windows.)

#~endhelp

QuitBuffer: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When this is yes, if you delete the last window, you will see a dialog box 
warning you that the program is about to quit. If you change this to no, 
there will be no dialog box; deleting the last window will silently quit 
the program.

#~endhelp

LastWindowQuitWarning: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

 \bold{<defaults to the value appropriate to the platform EZ is running on> 
\italic{(YES for OS/2, NO for UNIX)}}

When a NEW file is created and saved, this preference determines whether 
the file is saved with CR+LF sequences for each newline (a DOS and OS/2 
convention).  For EXISTING files, ez leaves them as they were and this 
preference has no effect.

#~endhelp

WriteForDOS:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

 \bold{<alternate name: CheckForDOSText>}

When EZ loads a "DOS format" file (CR+LF for each newline), it strips the 
CR characters off, making it considerably easier to edit.  It adds them 
back in to the saved file automatically.

If this preference is turned off, EZ will display the CR characters as 
"soft newlines", making "DOS format" text files appear doublespaced. 
 Turning it off would be most useful for editing NON-textual files where CR 
characters have some significance.

#~endhelp

CheckForDOSFormat: yes

#~group EZ Diff


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes, causes EZ Diff to ignore white space when comparing files. 
 Otherwise EZ Diff will prompt each time it is invoked.

#~endhelp

AlwaysIgnoreBlanks: no

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# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


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# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

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# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


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# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


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# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


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# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


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#~group Figures


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When this preference is set to yes, Figure will start up with expert mode 
already enabled.

#~endhelp

FigureExpertMode: no


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

This preference controls the background color of Figure insets. The default 
is white, even if your *.BackgroundColor is something else. 
FigureMatteColor should only be set to white or a light color, since most 
Figure drawings contain black objects.

#~endhelp

FigureMatteColor: white


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

This preference controls the foreground color of Figure insets. The default 
is the setting of the ForegroundColor preference or black if none is set. 
 This color is used to draw sketches of objects being built or reshaped, 
and for the marks of control points and anchors.

#~endhelp

FigureForegroundColor: white


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

 This preference can be used to specify an alternate "Class" to provide 
scrolling support. If this preference is not set the value of the 
ScrollClass preference (if any) will be used.  The default behavior is to 
use the new style scrollbars.  The currently available choices are:

\indent{
scroll

panner

scpanner	(both scrollbars and a panner)

oscroll	(oldstyle scrollbars)}

#~endhelp

FigureScrollClass:

# Copyright 1994 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

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# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


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# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

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#~group Go Tools


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

Specifies the background color for go diagrams.

#~endhelp

BoardColor: #FFD29B

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# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \



# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  


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# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \



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# software.


# \



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# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \



# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \



# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \



# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \



# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \



# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \



# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \



# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \



# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \



# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \



# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \



# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.


#  $

#~group Help


#~type directory list

#~views filename filechoice

#~help

Provides a path of directories for Help to search in addition to the 
standard help directories when it starts.  By default, only the system 
directories are searched.   This preference allows you to put help 
documents into a personal directory and make them available to a small 
group of users in addition to the system help file.  For example,  the 
Computer Club has documentation for its programs in 
/afs/andrew.cmu.edu/usr0/cl0x/man.  Using this preference slows the startup 
time of Help a little; the more directories you add, the slower Help will 
be when it starts.  Initially this preference is empty and only the normal 
system directories are searched.

#~endhelp

SearchPath:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to "off," causes the Overviews and Programs panels in the Help 
window to be hidden when you start Help.  The default is "on," causing the 
panels to be shown when you start Help. \


#~endhelp

ShowPanels: on


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to "off", Help will not display the Overviews Panel when it starts 
up

#~endhelp

ShowOverviews: on


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to "off", Help will not display the Program List panel when it 
starts up.

#~endhelp

ShowPrograms: on


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to "on," Help will display the History panel when it starts up

#~endhelp

ShowHistory: off


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to "on," Help will start up with the Programs panel containing a 
full list of programs available, instead of the default condensed list.  Be 
aware that setting this preference to "on" will slow down Help's startup 
time.

#~endhelp

ExpandedList: off

#~group ISearch


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes invoking the incsearch proctable entries with a region 
selected will search for other occurrences of that sequence.

#~endhelp

IncSearchUseSelectionRegion: yes

#~group Layout


#~type string list

#~views string stringlist

#~help

Specifies a list of insets to be provided on the Insets menu for choosing a 
child of the filler inset.

#~endhelp

FillerInsets: box:text:raster:table:zip:fad:pshbttn:clock:timeoday:link


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

The font family used by table for the cell contents, and by the filler 
inset to draw the list of choices for a child when it has none.

#~endhelp

BodyFontFamily: andysans


#~group Link


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 5

#~help

Chooses the appearance of link insets.


	0	inline text

	1	double boxed text

	2	3-Dish button

	3 	Mac-is rounded button (doesn't work)

	4	single boxed text

	5 	'Motifish' look. \



 (Motif is a trademark of the Open Software Foundation.)

#~endhelp

LinkStyle: 2

#~group LookZ


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 8 36

#~help

The size of font to use for the choices in the lookz style editor.

#~endhelp

LookZFontSize: 10


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

By default LookZ only updates the appearance of your document when you ask 
it too.  If this preference is changed to 'yes' then all changes will

be immediately reflected in your document.

#~endhelp

LookZAutoUpdate: no

#~group Matte


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes insets embedded in text can be resized, if no resizing insets is 
not allowed.

#~endhelp

ResizeInset: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes insets embedded in text have a black border drawn around them, 
otherwise no border is drawn.

#~endhelp

DrawInsetBorder: no

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group Messages


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~help

Sets the maximum number of items which will appear per "File into" menu 
card.

#~endhelp

MaxClassMenu: 8


#~type string list ,

#~views string stringlist

#~help

The list of crucial classes, each element is a string of the form: 
name[:fullpath]

#~endhelp

CrucialClasses:


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 120

#~help

The minimum time between checkpoints.

#~endhelp

CheckpointFrequency: 30


#~type boolean

#~views boolean string

#~help

Turns off checkpointing and provides a "Commit" button.  This option is 
dangerous in that turning it on could result in losing messages state if 
the program, network, or machine crash.

#~endhelp

TurnOffCheckpointingAndIUnderstandTheDangersForMessages: no


#~type boolean

#~views boolean string

#~help

When set to no messages will not try to fetch the next board while you're 
reading the one before it.

#~endhelp

DoPrefetch: yes


#~type string list

#~views string stringlist

#~help

This option alters the list of headers that are highlighted (not hidden) 
when you display a message.  Your entry should be a list of words separated 
by colons, with no spaces.  (If you make your entries in the string list 
inset this will happen automatically.)

#~endhelp

KeyHeaders: From:Date:Subject:To:CC:ReSent-From:ReSent-To


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If you tell Messages to show folder icons, it will place a special icon 
next to the help icon wherever the name of a folder appears.  Clicking with 
the left button on the folder icon will insert the current message into 
that folder; clicking with the right button on the folder icon will insert 
all marked messages into that folder, if you have turned on the option that 
allows you to mark sets of messages.

#~endhelp

ShowClasses: no


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

This option,  when set to "low", tells Messages to display the captions in 
a larger font and with more white space between them

#~endhelp

Density:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When no, the headers on messages are not displayed.

#~endhelp

WasteSpaceAndTime: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes a fixed width font is used for the captions list.

#~endhelp

FixCaptionFont: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes deleted messages will be automatically purged when you quit 
messages, otherwise you will be prompted whether to delete them.

#~endhelp

PurgeOnQuitting: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes, suppresses the explanations about various subscription options.

#~endhelp

SubscriptionExpert: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes, increases the amout of whitespace used in the folders and 
captions lists.

#~endhelp

MailFontBloat: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes, the messages-send window will be cleared after a message has been 
composed and sent.

#~endhelp

ClearAfterSending: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes, the messages-send window will vanish after a message has been 
composed and sent.

#~endhelp

HideAfterSending: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes, a copy of each outgoing message sent will be kept.  (Without it 
actually being sent to your mailbox.)

#~endhelp

Bcc: no


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 127

#~help

When set to 127, all menus will be made available.  This integer represents 
a bit pattern where each bit activates certain sets of menus.  This should 
be modified through the messages "Set Options" menu.

#~endhelp

MenuLevel:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes, all menus will be made available.  Otherwise only commonly used 
menus will be provided.

#~endhelp

BigMenus: no


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Sets the font family to be used in messages.

#~endhelp

FontFamily: andy


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

The file to display when starting up in the area normally used for message 
captions.

#~endhelp

MotdFile: /etc/motd


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

The file to display when starting up in the area normally used for message 
bodies.  If not set a standard help message is provided in that space.

#~endhelp

SurrogateHelpFile:


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range -1 1300

#~help

The width of themessages windows  when running messages with -w.


\leftindent{Bodies.width: 600

Folders.width: 600

Foldertree.width: 600

Captions.width: 600

SendMessage.width:

Messages.width:}

#~endhelp

Width:


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range -1 1300

#~help

The height of one of the messages windows when running messages with -w. 
 The defaults are:


\leftindent{Bodies.height: 250

Folders.height: 120

Foldertree.height: 400

Captions.height: 120

SendMessage.height:

Messages.height:}

#~endhelp

Height:


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 8 72

#~help

The point size of font to use in Messages windows.

#~endhelp

FontSize: 12


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 23

#~help

The depth of Bob Glickstein's vanity.  Determines where in the intro 
message Bob's name appears.

#~endhelp

BobgVanity: 0


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 50 1300

#~help

Sets the threshold below which the folders view will use a format intended 
to work better when it is "narrow."

#~endhelp

VeryNarrowFolders: 300


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

The size of the border around the buttons in the folders when the commit, 
or punt buttons are present.

#~endhelp

FolderOptionsBorder: 0


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

The amount of padding around the buttons in the folders when the commit, or 
punt buttons are present.

#~endhelp

FolderOptionsPadding: 0


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 10 25

#~help

The maximum number of items to put on any given "File into" card.

#~endhelp

MaxTotalClassMenu: 25


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When yes, using the Read Mail menu option (or proctable function) will hide 
all other folders.  Otherwise the other folders will be left as-is.

#~endhelp

ReadMailFolders: no


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 5 95

#~help

The percentage of the window space which should be occupied by the message 
bodies portion of the messages window.

#~endhelp

HeadBodySplit: 50


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 10 1300

#~help

The height in pixels (or width when folders are on the left) of the folders 
portion of the messages window.  Defaults to 80 normally, or 200 when the 
folders are on the left.

#~endhelp

FolderPixels:


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

The size of the border around the buttons in the sendmessage window.

#~endhelp

SendOptionsBorder: 0


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

The size of the padding around the buttons in the sendmessage window.

#~endhelp

SendOptionsPadding: 0


#~type string

#~view string

#~help

This preference determines what is done when sending formatted mail.  The 
recognized values and the effects are listed below.


atk

andrew		send in Andrew datastream format, if sending formatting


mime

multipart		\leftindent{\leftindent{\leftindent{maybe send in Mime multipart 
format, but ask whether to send formatting at all.}}}

mime-force

multipart-force  send in Mime multipart format

#~endhelp

MailSendingFormat: ask


#~type directory

#~view filename filechoices

#~help

The path of a directory where message checkpoint files should go.

#~endhelp

CheckpointDir: ~


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When no,  all (unless PrintMinorHeaders has been set to no) headers are 
printed and appended with message bodies.  Normally the non-major headers 
are placed in a footnote.

#~endhelp

UseFootNote: yes


#~type boolean

#~views  string boolean

#~help

When no, minor headers are omitted entirely when printing.

#~endhelp

PrintMinorHeaders: yes


#~type string list ,

#~views string stringlist

#~help

A list of types of message contents which should be sent in metamail 
format.  The default list is empty.

#~endhelp

ForceMetamail:


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

When running messages in a different AFS cell than the one AMS is being 
used to access this preference should be set to the name fo the cell 
running AMS.  By default this preference is not set.

#~endhelp

AMSHome:


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Specifies where the message server will be run, when running the interface 
and message server separately.  By default this preference is not set. 
 This is used only when AFS_ENV is defined during compilation.

#~endhelp

AMS_RemoteServer:


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Specifies where the message server will be run, when running the interface 
and message server separately.  By default this preference is not set.

#~endhelp

AMS_RemoteLogin:


#~type directory

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

Specifies where AMS programs should look for new mail.  This should almost 
never be changed.

#~endhelp

MailboxDir: ~/Mailbox


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

Specifies where AMS programs should look for a standard Unix type mail 
file.  This has no effect when AMDS is in use.

#~endhelp

MailboxFile:


#~type directory

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

Specifies where AMS programs should put temporary files.

#~endhelp

AMStempfilelocation:/tmp


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Specifies a program to be run to retrieve mail messages and place them in 
the users mailbox when not running AMDS.

#~endhelp

PersonalMailCollectionCommand:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Delays printing until the program is exiting.

#~endhelp

DelayPrinting: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes, causes print jobs to be enqued as soon as they are requested. 
 Otherwise wait until the machine isn't heavily loaded.

#~endhelp

AlwaysPrintImmediately: no


#~type string

#~view string

#~help

Specifies a folder or directory where blind carbon copies should be placed. 
 By default they are sent through the mail to the sender.

#~endhelp

BCCTo:


#~type string list

#~view string stringlist

#~help

A list of headers which should be kept when forwarding a message.  By 
default all headers are kept.

#~endhelp

FwdHeaders:


#~type string list

#~view string stringlist

#~help

A list of folders in the order they should be presented in the folders 
area.  By default personal folders are shown first in alpabetical order, 
followed by bulletin boards.

#~endhelp

SubsOrder:


#~type string list

#~view string stringlist

#~help

A list of root directories for mail folders, and bboard trees.

For example:

/afs/andrew/usr/JbRo/.MESSAGES_PUBLIC:$MAIL:/afs/andrew.cmu.edu/usr3/jBrO/.M\
ESSAGES_K00L:/afs/andrew.cmu.edu/usr23/EeOz/.MESSAGES_PUBLIC:$OFFICIAL:$LOCA\
L:$EXTERNAL

#~endhelp

MSPath: $MAIL:$OFFICIAL:$LOCAL:$EXTERNAL

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group Ness


#~type directory list

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

Ordinarily, Ness searches for Ness library function definitions in 
/usr/andrew/lib/ness.  To search in alternative directories, the NessPath 
preference can be specified with a value of a colon-separated list of 
directories.  In the example value shown, searches for files will begin in 
the directory 'nesslib' of the user's home directory and will proceed next 
to the standard system directory.  \



Warning: Putting a directory in your NessPath means that Ness programs in 
.n files in that directory can be compiled and executed whenever 
referenced.  No visible warning is given to you that the files are being 
called.

#~endhelp

NessPath:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If this option is no, every script is wrapped with a warning notice 
describing the possible consequences of allowing a Ness to execute and 
providing options to enable it.  When you have experience with Ness and 
understand the (remote, but) potential danger, you can set this preference. 
 Thereafter when Ness scripts appear a dialog box is displayed each time a 
script is first encountered in a document or application.  (Default value 
is \italic{no}.)

#~endhelp

NessUseDialogboxInsteadOfWarning: no


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

This preference names the default file  for "Append to file" on the Ness 
menu when editing a Ness script.

#~endhelp

DefaultMacrosFile: ~/.atk.macros


#~type directory list

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

A list of directories to be processed when attempting to access the methods 
or classprocedures of a class from within a Ness script.  The default list 
includes the current directory, /usr/include, $ANDREWDIR/include and 
$ANDREWDIR/include/atk.

#~endhelp

IncludePath: \


# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5


# \



# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \



# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \



# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \



# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  


# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \



# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \



# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \



# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \



# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \



# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \



# software.


# \



# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \



# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \



# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \



# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \



# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \



# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \



# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \



# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \



# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \



# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \



# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \



# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \



# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.


#  $

#~group Old Scrollbars


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 16

#~help

 A number from 0 (white) to 16 (black) indicating what shade pattern should 
be used for the corners of the window which are left when two scrollbars 
are being used (for instance when viewing a raster or table).

#~endhelp

CornerShade: 8


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 16

#~help

A number from 0 (white) to 16 (black) indicating what shade pattern should 
be used for the end regions of the scrollbars.

#~endhelp

EndZoneShade: 2


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 16

#~help

A number from 0 (white) to 16 (black) indicating what shade pattern should 
be used for the region of the scrollbar not covered by the elevator (the 
normally white rectangle which indicated what portion of the document is 
visible).

#~endhelp

BackgroundShade: 2


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 16

#~help

A number from 0 (white) to 16 (black) indicating what shade pattern should 
be used for the interior of the rectangle which shows which portion of the 
document is visible.

#~endhelp

ElevatorShade: 2


#~group CompChar


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

The name of a file to get additions or changes to the default compositions 
from.

#~endhelp

CompositesFile:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes, only those compositions listed in the file specified by 
the CompositesFile preference will be available.  This preference defaults 
to no.

#~endhelp

OverrideComposites: no

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group PrefEd

#~grouphelp

The following preferences are used by the preferences editor. (see also 
\begindata{link,537881848}
Datastream version: 3
$
0
0
\begindata{link,537881848}
Datastream version: 2
Prefed Help
2

Black
White
\enddata{link,537881848}
\enddata{link,537881848}
\view{linkview,537881848,0,0,0}, or run help prefed.)

#~endhelp


#~type filename

#~views filename

#~help

A file to open when no filename is given on the command line.  By default 
the currently active preferences file will be displayed.

#~endhelp

PrefEdDefaultFile:


#~type filename list

#~views string stringlist

#~help

A ':' separated list of files holding preference description information to 
be used when editing preferences.  The environment variable PREFEDPATH can 
override the setting of this preference.

#~endhelp

PrefEdPath:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When yes (the default), you will be asked for a name under which to save a 
backup copy of your preferences if you have not previously edited them with 
the preferences editor.  Changing this preference to no suppresses the 
creation of a backup copy.  It is recommended that you leave this 
preference set to yes until you are confident you can live with how the 
preferences editor formats your preferences file.

#~endhelp

KeepOrigPrefs: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When no (the default), clicking in the categories list will fill in the 
preferences list only.  Changing this preference to yes, causes clicks in 
the categories list to immediately fill in the Instances pane (the middle 
part of the window), with the editors for all the preferences in the 
selected category.  In this case the preferences list becomes effectively a 
table of contents on the Instances pane.

#~endhelp

PrefEdAutoList: no



#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 4

#~help

This integer preference specifies which "look" should be used for all the 
components of the buttons in the preferences editor.  The default of 4 
indicates "OSF/Motif" (TM) appearance. \



The possible values for this preference are:

\indent{0. Plain Text

1. Double Boxed.

2. Three Dimensional.

3. Plain Box.

4. "OSF/Motif" (TM)


}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

PrefEdButtonsStyle: 4


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \smaller{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by 
the foregroundcolor preference>\italic{\bold{ }(see the preferences help 
file for more information)}}

This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style buttons in 
the preferences editor.


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

PrefEdButtonsForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \smaller{<defaults to the background color for the application, as set by 
the backgroundcolor preference>\bold{ }\italic{(see the preferences help 
file for more information)}

}This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style buttons in 
the preferences editor.  \



\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

PrefEdButtonsBackground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \smaller{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}This color will be used to fill the background area around the button's 
label.

#~endhelp

PrefEdButtonsTop:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \smaller{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>}\bold{

}The color which will be used to draw the upper shadow of the button. (For 
"OSF/Motif" (TM) and "Three Dimensional" styles only.)


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

PrefEdButtonsTopShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \smaller{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the bottom shadow of the button. (For 
"OSF/Motif" (TM) and "Three Dimensional" styles only.)


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

PrefEdButtonsBottomShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \smaller{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by 
the foregroundcolor preference>\bold{\bold{ }(see the preferences help file 
for more information)}

}The color in which the actual label of a button will be drawn in.

#~endhelp

PrefEdButtonsLabelForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \smaller{<defaults to the background color for the application, as set by 
thebackgroundcolor preference>\bold{\bold{ }}\italic{(see the preferences 
help file for more information)}

}The color of the shadow around the label of a button.  (For the "3D"ish 
buttons.)

#~endhelp

PrefEdButtonsLabelBackground:

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5


# \



# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \



# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \



# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \



# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  


# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \



# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \



# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \



# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \



# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \



# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \



# software.


# \



# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \



# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \



# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \



# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \



# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \



# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \



# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \



# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \



# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \



# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \



# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \



# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \



# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.


#  $

#~group Printing


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

These three preferences (PreviewCommand, PSCPrintCommand, and PrintCommand) 
allow the user to specify what command to run when printing/previewing. 
 The preview command states what to run when asking to preview a file.  The 
pscprintcommand is used when asking to print a postscript file, and the 
printcommand is normally used when asking to print a ditroff output file. 
 The default values for these preferences vary from site to site.

#~endhelp

PreviewCommand:


PSCPrintCommand:


PrintCommand:


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

Specifies a pipeline of formatting programs for producing output for 
preview or print programs.  By default, the pipeline shown above will 
process your documents through troff with an output device type appropriate 
to the printer you will be using.  \



Add this preference only when you need to include one of the troff 
pre-processors (e.g. pic, eqn, tbl) in your formatting pipeline.  Troff, or 
any one of the troff pre-processors which has a -T switch, should use 
$PRINTERTYPE to automatically select an output device type appropriate for 
the printer you have chosen.

#~endhelp

formatcommand: troff  -T$PRINTERTYPE /tmp/%s.n |


#~shadow

Printer:

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5


# \



# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \



# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \



# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \



# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  


# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \



# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \



# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \



# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \



# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \



# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \



# software.


# \



# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \



# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \



# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \



# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \



# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \



# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \



# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \



# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \



# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \



# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \



# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \



# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \



# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.


#  $

#~group Pushbutton


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 5

#~help

Chooses the appearance of any pushbuttons.


	0	inline text

	1	double boxed text

	2	3-Dish button

	3 	Mac-is rounded button (doesn't work)

	4	single boxed text

	5 	'Motifish' look. \



 (Motif is a trademark of the Open Software Foundation.)

#~endhelp

PushbuttonStyle: 2


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The foreground color for the button, the label will be drawn in this color, 
and for the 3d and Motifish style buttons the foreground and background 
colors will be used to compute additional "shadow" colors.

#~endhelp

Foreground: black


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The background color for the button, the background will be drawn in this 
color, and for the 3d and Motifish style buttons the foreground and 
background colors will be used to compute additional "shadow" colors.

#~endhelp

Background: white

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5 # # 
Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any # 
purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the # 
software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the # distribution 
process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  # (b) that all 
copyright notices, this permission notice, and the # following disclaimer 
remain in these files and appear in supporting # documentation;  (c) that 
you do not translate, reverse engineer, # decompile, or disassemble the 
software; and (d) that the names of # IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and 
other copyright holders not # be used in advertising or publicity 
pertaining to distribution of the # software. # # CARNEGIE MELLON 
UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER # COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES 
# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL # IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF 
MERCHANTABILITY AND # FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON # 
UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER # BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, 
INDIRECT OR # CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES # WHATSOEVER RESULTING 
FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR # PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, # 
NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING # OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH 
THE USE OR # PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. #  $

#~group Rasters


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes this preference causes rasters embedded in text to be 
approximately one line tall until clicked on.

#~endhelp

RastersInitiallyShrunk: no


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

 This preference can be used to specify an alternate "Class" to provide 
scrolling support for rasters. If this preference is not set the value of 
the ScrollClass preference (if any) will be used.  The default behavior is 
to use the new style scrollbars.  The currently available choices are:

\indent{
scroll

panner

scpanner	(both scrollbars and a panner)

oscroll	(oldstyle scrollbars)}

#~endhelp

RasterScrollClass:

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group Sbuttons


#~grouphelp

\section{SButton}

These preferences control the appearance of "sbuttons", many pieces of the 
system now use sbuttons.   The dialogs and scrollbars are two examples of 
this.  If you wish you can arrange for other uses of sbuttons to inherit 
settings from the generic sbutton preferences, see SButtonAlwaysInherit.

#~endhelp


#type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

When set to yes the new improved computations are used for finding shadow 
colors for Motifish 3d appearance.  (This overrides the value of the 
preference UseNewShadows, which is yes by default.)

#~endhelp

SButtonUseNewShadows: yes


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

Sets the space in pixels between the buttons in the sbutton and the border 
of the sbutton on the top and bottom.

#~endhelp

SButtonVBorder: 5


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

Sets the space in pixels between the buttons in the sbutton and the border 
of the sbutton on the top and bottom.

#~endhelp

SButtonHBorder: 5


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

Sets the vertical space in pixels between the buttons in the sbutton.

#~endhelp

SButtonVSpacing: 5


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

Sets the horizontal space in pixels between the buttons in the sbutton.

#~endhelp

SButtonHSpacing: 5


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If set to yes, the settings below will apply to all instances of sbutton 
objects (for example in dialog boxes and scrollbars).  When this is no, 
settings below only apply to sbuttons.

#~endhelp

SButtonAlwaysInherit: no


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 4

#~help

This integer preference specifies which "look" should be used for all the 
components of the sbutton.  The default of 4 indicates "OSF/Motif" (TM) 
appearance. \



The possible values for this preference are:

\indent{0. Plain Text

1. Double Boxed.

2. Three Dimensional.

3. Plain Box.

4. "OSF/Motif" (TM)


}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

SButtonStyle: 4


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \bold{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference>}\bold{\italic{\bold{ }(see the preferences help 
file for more information)}}

This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style sbuttons.


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

SbuttonForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the background color for the application, as set by the 
backgroundcolor preference>\bold{ }\italic{(see the preferences help file 
for more information)}}

This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style sbuttons.  \



\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

SButtonBackground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

 \bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>}

This color will be used to fill the background area around the button's 
label.

#~endhelp

SButtonTop:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the upper shadow of the button. (For 
"OSF/Motif" (TM) and "Three Dimensional" styles only.)


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

SButtonTopShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the bottom shadow of the button. (For 
"OSF/Motif" (TM) and "Three Dimensional" styles only.)


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

SButtonBottomShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference>}\italic{\bold{\bold{ }(see the preferences help 
file for more information)}}

The color in which the actual label of a button will be drawn in.

#~endhelp

SButtonLabelForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the background color for the application, as set by 
thebackgroundcolor preference>}\italic{\bold{\bold{ }}}\bold{\italic{(see 
the preferences help file for more information)}}

The color of the shadow around the label of a button.  (For the "3D"ish 
buttons.)

#~endhelp

SButtonLabelBackground:

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5

# \


# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \


# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \


# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \


# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  

# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \


# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \


# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \


# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \


# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \


# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \


# software.

# \


# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \


# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \


# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \


# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \


# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \


# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \


# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \


# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \


# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \


# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \


# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \


# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \


# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

#  $

#~group Scrollbars


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

This preference, when yes, alters the defaults of many other scrollbar 
preferences in order to emulate the older style ATK scrollbars.  This 
preference defaults to no on color screens, and yes on monochrome screens.

#~endhelp

MimicOldScrollbar:


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Whether a border is drawn around the interior of the frame.  This defaults 
to no when mimicing the old scrollbar, otherwise it defaults to yes.

#~endhelp

ScrollDrawBorders:


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 4

#~help

This integer preference specifies which "look" should be used for all the 
components of the scroll bar.  The default of 4 indicates "OSF/Motif" (TM) 
appearance. \


The only supported style is the "OSF/Motif" (TM) appearance. The other 
styles may or may not work correctly and may effect the behavior of the 
scroll bar as well as it's appearance.


The possible values for this preference are:

\leftindent{\leftindent{1. Double Boxed.

2. Three Dimensional.

3. Plain Box.

4. OSF/Motif (TM).


}}Setting this will also have the effect of setting the ScrollMatteStyle, 
ScrollBarStyle, ScrollButtonStyle, and ScrollElevatorStyle preferences. 
 Any of these preferences may be set individually or with any of the others 
including ScrollStyle.

\indent{
}\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollStyle: 4


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference>\bold{ }(see the preferences help file for more 
information)}

This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style scroll bars. 
 Setting this will also have the effect of setting the 
ScrollMatteForeground, ScrollBarForeground, ScrollButtonForeground, and 
ScrollElevatorForeground preferences.  Any of these preferences may be set 
individually or with any of the others including ScrollForeground.


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{ <defaults to the background color for the application, as set by the 
backgroundcolor preference> (see the preferences help file for more 
information)

}This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style scroll bars. 
 Setting this will also have the effect of setting the 
ScrollMatteBackground, ScrollBarBackground, ScrollButtonBackground, and 
ScrollElevatorBackground preferences.  Any of these preferences may be set 
individually or with any of the others including ScrollBackground.


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollBackground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>}

This color will be used to draw the background (the raised or depressed 
area) of the matte (the area around the scroll bar(s) and the document), 
the bar or the buttons.  Setting this will also have the effect of setting 
the ScrollMatteTop, ScrollBarTop, ScrollButtonTop, and  ScrollElevatorTop 
preferences.  Any of these preferences may be set individually or with any 
of the others including ScrollTop.

#~endhelp

ScrollTop:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the upper shadow of the matte (the 
area around the view and scroll bar(s)) or the bottom shadow of the bar(s) 
(since they are supposed to look depressed).  Setting this will also have 
the effect of setting the ScrollMatteTopShadow, ScrollBarTopShadow, 
ScrollButtonTopShadow, and ScrollElevatorTopShadow preferences.  Any of 
these preferences may be set individually or with any of the others 
including ScrollTopShadow.

\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollTopShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the bottom shadow of the matte, or 
the upper shadow of the bar(s).  Setting this will also have the effect of 
setting the ScrollMatteBottomShadow, ScrollBarBottomShadow, 
ScrollButtonBottomShadow, and ScrollElevatorBottomShadow preferences.  Any 
of these preferences may be set individually or with any of the others 
including ScrollBottomShadow.


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollBottomShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference>\bold{ }(see the preferences help file for more 
information)}

This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the matte in "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style 
scroll bars.  \


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollMatteForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{ <defaults to the background color for the application, as set by the 
backgroundcolor preference> (see the preferences help file for more 
information)

}This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the matte in "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style 
scroll bars.  \



\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollMatteBackground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>}

This color will be used to draw the background (the raised or depressed 
area) of the matte.

#~endhelp

ScrollMatteTop:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the upper shadow of the matte (the 
area around the view and scroll bar(s)) .  \


#~endhelp

ScrollMatteTopShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the bottom shadow of the matte.

\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollMatteBottomShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference>\bold{ }(see the preferences help file for more 
information)}

This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the bar in "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style scroll 
bars. \



\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollBarForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{ <defaults to the background color for the application, as set by the 
backgroundcolor preference> (see the preferences help file for more 
information)

}This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the bar in "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style scroll 
bars.  \



\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollBarBackground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>}

This color will be used to draw the background (the raised or depressed 
area) of the bar.

#~endhelp

ScrollBarTop:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the upper shadow of the bar.

#~endhelp

ScrollBarTopShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the bottom shadow of the bar.

#~endhelp

ScrollBarBottomShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference>\bold{ }(see the preferences help file for more 
information)}

This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the buttons in "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style 
scroll bars. \


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollButtonForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{ <defaults to the background color for the application, as set by the 
backgroundcolor preference> (see the preferences help file for more 
information)

}This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the buttons in "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style 
scroll bars.  \



\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollButtonBackground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>}

This color will be used to draw the background (the raised or depressed 
area) of the buttons.

#~endhelp

ScrollButtonTop:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the upper shadow of the buttons.

\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollButtonTopShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the bottom shadow of the buttons.


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollButtonBottomShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference>\bold{ }(see the preferences help file for more 
information)}

This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the elevator in "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style 
scroll bars.  \



\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollElevatorForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{ <defaults to the background color for the application, as set by the 
backgroundcolor preference> (see the preferences help file for more 
information)

}This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the elevator in "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style 
scroll bars.


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollElevatorBackground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>}

This color will be used to draw the background (the raised or depressed 
area) of the elevator.

#~endhelp

ScrollElevatorTop:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the upper shadow of the elevator.

#~endhelp

ScrollElevatorTopShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the bottom shadow of the elevator.

#~endhelp

ScrollElevatorBottomShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<defaults to the foreground color for the application, as set by the 
foregroundcolor preference>\bold{ }(see the preferences help file for more 
information)}

This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the dot in "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style scroll 
bars.  \



\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollDotForeground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{ <defaults to the background color for the application, as set by the 
backgroundcolor preference> (see the preferences help file for more 
information)

}This color will be used to compute several other colors to provide a "3D" 
effect for the dot in "Three Dimensional" and "OSF/Motif" (TM) style scroll 
bars.  \



\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollDotBackground:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>}

This color will be used to draw the background (the raised or depressed 
area) of the dot.

#~endhelp

ScrollDotTop:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the upper shadowof the dot.

\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollDotTopShadow:


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

\bold{<by default this is computed from the foreground and background 
preferences>

}The color which will be used to draw the bottom shadow of the dot.


\smaller{\section{Notices

}\leftindent{OSF and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Software 
Foundation.}}

#~endhelp

ScrollDotBottomShadow:


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 8 30

#~help

 Determines the width of the scrollbar .  This defaults to 18 when mimicing 
the old scrollbars, and 20 otherwise.

#~endhelp

ScrollBarWidth:


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 6 28

#~help

 The width (in pixels) of the rectangle which indicates where the cursor is 
or where the selection is.  This defaults to 8 when mimicing the old 
scrollbars, and 6 otherwise.

#~endhelp

DotWidth:


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 10

#~help

 The space in pixels between the border around the document and scroll 
bar(s) and the document and scrollbar(s) themselves.  This defaults to 0 
when mimicing, and to 1 otherwise.

#~endhelp

ScrollbarWindowPadding:


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 4 26

#~help

The width of the elevator in pixels.  This defaults to 18 when mimicing, 
and to 16 otherwise.

#~endhelp

ElevatorWidth:


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 6 28

#~help

 The height (or width for horizontal scroll bars) of the buttons at either 
end of the scroll bar(s).  Note: changing this may cause the reaction of 
the scrollbar on left and right clicks to be off by one or more lines. 
 Defaults to 12 when mimicing, and 16 otherwise.

#~endhelp

ScrollButtonSize:


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 30

#~help

 The height (or width for horizontal scroll bars) of the buttons at either 
end of the scroll bar(s).  Note: changing this may cause the reaction of 
the scrollbar on left and right clicks to be off by one or more lines. 
Defaults to -1 when mimicing, and 4 otherwise.

#~endhelp

ScrollButtonPadding:



#~type string

#~views string

#~help

For text scrollbars this determines whether the scrollbar appears on the 
left or the right.  If it is set to be "right"(capitalization matters here) 
the scrollbar will appear on the right of the text, if it is set to 
anything else the scrollbar will appear to the left.

#~endhelp

ScrollbarPosition: left


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 5000

#~help

This value is used to set the time interval before repeat scrolling kicks 
in.  The value is in milliseconds.  A value of 0 indicates that no repeat 
scrolling is to be used.

#~endhelp

StartScrollTime: 1000


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 1000

#~help

This controls how fast repeat scrolling in small increments (line size) 
occurs.  Again it is in milliseconds.

#~endhelp

ContScrollTime: 1000


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 1000

#~help

This controls how fast repeat scrolling  in large (page size) increments 
occurs.  Again it is in milliseconds.  Increments between the value of 
MaxContScrollTime and MinContScrollTime is done by interpolating between 
those two values.

#~endhelp

MinContScrollTime: 1000


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 1000

#~help

This controls how fast repeat scrolling  in large (page size) increments 
occurs.  Again it is in milliseconds.  Increments between the value of 
MaxContScrollTime and MinContScrollTime is done by interpolating between 
those two values.

#~endhelp

MaxContScrollTime: 1000


#~type integer

#~views integer slider

#~range 0 1000

#~help

Controls how quickly the buttons repeat when scrolling by a line at a time 
with the right mouse button.

#~endhelp

ButtonRepeatTime: 100


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If this is set to "yes," then the increment for repeat scrolling is 
constantly recalculated relative to the position of the mouse.  With it on 
you can start scrolling by pages and then move the cursor up toward the top 
of the scroll bar to do more fine scrolling when they get close.  If it is 
false then the repeat scrolling increment is determined by where you first 
press the mouse down in the scroll bar and can not be readjusted.

#~endhelp

AdjustScroll: no


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

If this is set to "yes," then the image being scrolled will be updated as 
the user thumbs in the scroll bar with the left mouse down.  The right 
mouse down will always thumb without updating the image.

#~endhelp

ThumbScroll: yes


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Turns on "Motif" style behavior for the mouse in the bar, and moves the 
scrollbar on most text documents to the right hand side.  If set to yes the 
mouse behaves as follows:

\leftindent{\bold{Clicking with the left mouse button} will scroll one 
screen in the direction of the click relative to the elevator.

\bold{Clicking with the right mouse button }will immediately move the 
elevator to the indicated position and then allow you to drag it, or simply 
release the mouse button to leave the elevator where you clicked.

All other operations are as described above.}

#~endhelp

MotifScrollBars: no


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

 This preference can be used to specify an alternate "Class" to provide 
scrolling support.  Currently only one alternative is provided, this is the 
scrolling package provided in previous releases of ATK.  To use this 
alternative see the help file on "oscroll".

#~endhelp

ScrollClass:

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5 # # 
Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any # 
purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the # 
software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the # distribution 
process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  # (b) that all 
copyright notices, this permission notice, and the # following disclaimer 
remain in these files and appear in supporting # documentation;  (c) that 
you do not translate, reverse engineer, # decompile, or disassemble the 
software; and (d) that the names of # IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and 
other copyright holders not # be used in advertising or publicity 
pertaining to distribution of the # software. # # CARNEGIE MELLON 
UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER # COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES 
# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL # IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF 
MERCHANTABILITY AND # FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON # 
UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER # BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, 
INDIRECT OR # CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES # WHATSOEVER RESULTING 
FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR # PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, # 
NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING # OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH 
THE USE OR # PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. #  $

#~group Shadows


#~grouphelp

\section{Shadows

}These preferences control how "shadow" colors are computed when 
"Motif"\superscript{tm} appearances are desired. The menubar, Motif-style 
popups, scrollbars, dialogs, and sbuttons may change appearance if you 
change these preferences.  (While ATK provides some Motifish appearance, it 
is not claimed to comply with the Motif Style Guide.)

\smaller{Motif is a trademark of the Open Software Foundation

}#~endhelp


#~type boolean

#~views string boolean

#~help

Determines whether the new improved shadow color computations are used for 
the scollbars, dialogs, sbuttons, menubars, and Motif-style popups.  This 
preference can be overridden with MenubarUseNewShadows, 
 PopupsUseNewShadows, or SbuttonUseNewShadows.  (Note that the 
SbuttonUseNewShadows will affect the dialogs and scrollbars as well.)

#~endhelp

UseNewShadows: yes


#~type integer

#~range 0 100

#~views integer slider

#~help

When the background is deemed to be "Lite" (luminosity > 95 by default), 
the top shadow will be darkened by this percentage.

#~endhelp

ShadowsLiteDarkenTop: 5


#~type integer

#~range 0 100

#~views integer slider

#~help

When the background is deemed to be "Lite" (luminosity > .95 by default), 
the bottom shadow will be darkened by this percentage.

#~endhelp

ShadowsLiteDarkenBottom: 25


#~type integer

#~range 0 100

#~views integer slider

#~help

When the background is deemed to be "Dark" (luminosity < .10 by default), 
the top shadow will be lightened by this percentage.

#~endhelp

ShadowsDarkLightenTop: 40


#~type integer

#~range 0 100

#~views integer slider

#~help

When the background is deemed to be "Dark" (luminosity < .10 by default), 
the bottom shadow will be lightened by this percentage.

#~endhelp

ShadowsDarkLightenBottom: 20


#~type integer

#~range 0 100

#~views integer slider

#~help

When the background is deemed to be "Medium" (.10 < luminosity < .95 by 
default), the top shadow will be lightened by this percentage.

#~endhelp

ShadowsMediumLightenTop: 15


#~type integer

#~range 0 100

#~views integer slider

#~help

When the background is deemed to be "Medium" (.10 < luminosity < .95 by 
default), the bottom shadow will be darkened by this percentage.

#~endhelp

ShadowsMediumDarkenBottom: 15


#~type integer

#~range 0 100

#~views integer slider

#~help

NOTE: this feature is currently not used.  Setting this preference will 
have no effect.

When the background is deemed to be "Lite" (luminosity > .95 by default), 
the interior of a depressed area will be darkened by this percentage.

#~endhelp

ShadowsLiteDarkenPressed: 10


#~type integer

#~range 0 100

#~views integer slider

#~help

NOTE: this feature is currently not used.  Setting this preference will 
have no effect.

When the background is deemed to be "Lite" (.10 < luminosity < .95 by 
default), the interior of a depressed area will be darkened by this 
percentage.

#~endhelp

ShadowsMediumDarkenPressed: 5



#~type integer

#~range 0 100

#~views integer slider

#~help

NOTE: this feature is currently not used.  Setting this preference will 
have no effect.

When the background is deemed to be "Lite" (luminosity < .10 by default), 
the interior of a depressed area will be lightened by this percentage.

#~endhelp

ShadowsDarkLightenPressed: 30

#~group Spell


#~shadow

ExpertMode:

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5


# \



# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any \



# purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the \



# software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the \



# distribution process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  


# (b) that all copyright notices, this permission notice, and the \



# following disclaimer remain in these files and appear in supporting \



# documentation;  (c) that you do not translate, reverse engineer, \



# decompile, or disassemble the software; and (d) that the names of \



# IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and other copyright holders not \



# be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the \



# software.


# \



# CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER \



# COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES \



# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL \



# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND \



# FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON \



# UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER \



# BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR \



# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES \



# WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR \



# PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, \



# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING \



# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR \



# PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.


#  $

#~group Suite


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The main foreground color, this is used together with the background color 
to compute several shadow colors.

#~endhelp

SuiteForeground: black


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The main background color, this is used together with the foreground color 
to compute several shadow colors.

#~endhelp

SuiteBackground: white


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The foreground color for an active button, this is used together with the 
background color to compute several shadow colors.

#~endhelp

SuiteButtonActiveForeground: black


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The background color for an active button, this is used together with the 
foreground color to compute several shadow colors.

#~endhelp

SuiteButtonActiveBackground: black


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The color of the label for an active button.

#~endhelp

SuiteButtonActiveCaptionColor: black


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The color of the label for a passive button.

#~endhelp

SuiteButtonPassiveCaptionColor: grey


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The foreground color for a passive button.

#~endhelp

SuiteButtonPassiveForeground: black


#~type color

#~views string color

#~help

The background color for a passive button.

#~endhelp

SuiteButtonPassiveBackground: white

#~group Table


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

The font family used by table for the cell contents, and by the filler 
inset to draw the list of choices for a child when it has none.

#~endhelp

BodyFontFamily: andysans


#~type integer

#~views integer

#~help

The font size used by table for the cell contents.

#~endhelp

BodyFontSize: 12


#~type boolean

#~views boolean string

#~help

When yes the grid and row/column labels are kept hidden if the table is 
read-only.  This preference is mainly useful for application designers 
using tables for layout purposes.

#~endhelp

TableHideGridAndLabelsWhenReadOnly: no


#~type boolean

#~views boolean string

#~help

When yes tables will never take the input focus. This preference is mainly 
useful for application designers using tables for layout purposes.

#~endhelp

TableBlockInputWhenReadOnly: no

#~group Tags


#~type string

#~views string

#~help

The file to read to get tags information

#~endhelp

TagFilename: tags


#~group Termulator


#~type integer

#~views integer

#~help

You can reset this preference to represent the number, in characters, that 
typescript or termulator honors for the size of its scrollback buffer.

#~endhelp

MaxSize: 10000


#~type filename

#~views filename filechoices

#~help

Specifies a file specifying commands to be placed on the 'shell' menu.


For example:

People~80,Bill~10:finger ws1i


The default is to use a file called .shmenu in your home directory if it 
exists.

#~endhelp

ShMenu:

#~group Typescript


#~type integer

#~views integer

#~help

You can reset this preference to represent the number, in characters, that 
typescript honors for the size of its scrollback buffer.

#~endhelp

MaxSize: 10000


#~type font

#~views string font

#~help

Controls the size and appearance of the font used for text.  The default is 
a 12 point variable width font with serifs.

#~endhelp

BodyFont: Andy12


#~type integer

#~range 0 100

#~views integer slider

#~help

This controls how much the Typescript scrolls when the cursor moves off the 
bottom of the window. 100 means that it scrolls down an entire 
window-height; 0 means that it doesn't scroll at all.

#~endhelp

ScrollPercent: 67

# Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved.

# $Disclaimer: Andrew User Interface System - Binary Distribution 7.5 # # 
Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any # 
purpose is hereby granted, provided (a) that no fee is charged for the # 
software, for the medium on which it is distributed, for the # distribution 
process, or for effort involved in making the distribution;  # (b) that all 
copyright notices, this permission notice, and the # following disclaimer 
remain in these files and appear in supporting # documentation;  (c) that 
you do not translate, reverse engineer, # decompile, or disassemble the 
software; and (d) that the names of # IBM, Carnegie Mellon University, and 
other copyright holders not # be used in advertising or publicity 
pertaining to distribution of the # software. # # CARNEGIE MELLON 
UNIVERSITY, IBM, AND THE OTHER # COPYRIGHT HOLDERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES 
# WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL # IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF 
MERCHANTABILITY AND # FITNESS.  IN NO EVENT SHALL CARNEGIE MELLON # 
UNIVERSITY, IBM, OR ANY OTHER COPYRIGHT HOLDER # BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, 
INDIRECT OR # CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES # WHATSOEVER RESULTING 
FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR # PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, # 
NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING # OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH 
THE USE OR # PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. #  $

#~group X Related Preferences


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 2 256

#~help

If a static gray display has fewer than this many color cells, ATK will 
treat it like a static gray monochrome display.  The default is: 16.

#~endhelp

ForceMonochromeThreshold: 16


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 8 216

#~help

This value specifies the number of color cells that are to be used in the 
color cube that ATK uses for displaying all images on color displays.  This 
value should be a cubic (ie. 8, 27, 64, 125, 216).  If undefined, ATK will 
use the largest cubic that is less that half of the total available color 
cells on the display.

#~endhelp

ColorCubeSize:


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When 'yes' ATK applications will dither images when displaying them with a 
color cube.  Otherwise no dithering will be done when using a color cube. 
 The default is 'yes', since otherwise the appearance of images is very 
poor.

#~endhelp

DitherToCube: yes


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When 'yes' ATK applications will dither images when displaying them with 
custom colors selected by the color manager.  Otherwise no dithering will 
be done when using the color manager.  The default is 'no', using dithering 
with custom colors can take a considerable amount of time.

#~endhelp

DitherToCustomColors: no


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When 'yes' ATK applications will transfer images to off-screen storage in 
the X server.  This will speed up subsequent scrolling and drawing 
operations.  Otherwise the entire image will be transferred to the X server 
whenever scrolling or drawing is done.  The default is 'no', since this 
option can use considerable amounts of memory in the X server.

#~endhelp

UsePixmapsForImages: no


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 2 256

#~help

This value specifies the number of color cells that are to be used by the 
color manager in picking colors to represent all the images being displayed.

#~endhelp

ColorManagerQuota: 64


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When 'yes' ATK applications will use a color cube to minimize the number of 
colors used. (See ColorCubeSize.)  If both UseColorCube and UseColorManager 
are set to 'no' all available colors will be used.

#~endhelp

UseColorCube: yes


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When 'yes' ATK applications will use the acolorman program to allow them to 
cooperate in sharing colors for images.  If both UseColorCube and 
UseColorManager are set to 'no' all available colors will be used.

#~endhelp

UseColorManager: yes



#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When yes ATK applications will check all 8 cutbuffers and create any which 
aren't found.  Otherwise if the last cutbuffer exists it is assumed the 
other 7 exist as well.

#~endhelp

AlwaysMakeCutBuffers: no


ForceInstallColormaps: no

#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When yes ATK applications will use XInstallColormap to force the 
installation of a colormap.  This should only be set to yes when using a 
window manager which fails to conform to the ICCCM conventions for colormap 
management.  The symptom of such a failure is that images will appear with 
completely bogus colors.

#~endhelp

ForceInstallColormaps: no


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

This is used by the X11 version of ATK to tell you when a font substitution 
is happening.  When set to "yes," if a program asks for one font, it 
doesn't exist and another font is used, you will be notified.

#~endhelp

AnnounceFontSubstitutions: yes


#~type string list ,

#~view string stringlist

#~help

Allows you to change the ordering of menus.  Each menu has a priority from 
1 to 100, menus with lower priority are placed to the left in the menubar 
and towards the front in the "stack of cards".  The format for this 
preference is:


\example{*.CardOrder: "Card1Name~\italic{Card1Priority}", 
"Card2Name~\italic{Card2Priority}"

}
(The above may appear as two or more lines on the screen but is really only 
one line.)   The strings in italics should be replaced by a number from 1 
to 100 indicating the priority of the corresponding menu.  (Remember: never 
put styles in your preferences file, they are used here only for ease of 
discussion.)

This preference can change the order menus appear in \bold{both} the stack 
of cards and in the menubar.  The ~\italic{CardPriority} strings can be 
omitted for some or all of the cards. In this case the first card will 
default to a priority of 10, and any others will default to the priority of 
the previous card plus the value of the \bold{PriorityStep} preference.

#~endhelp

CardOrder:


#~type string list ,

#~view string stringlist

#~help

This preference allows you to control the size difference when requesting X 
fonts with the Andy font names.  (e.g. andysans12 by default maps to a 14 
point helvetica font.)  One suggested setting for this preference is:

75:2,100:0


The first number is the DPI of the display, typically near 75, or 100 dpi 
(dots per inch).  The second is the 'fudge' factor to be added to the andy 
font sizes to get the corresponding X font size.  (See the output of 
xdpyinfo for the DPI of your display.)

#~endhelp

AndyFontsFudgeFactor: 75:2


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 75 150

#~help

If your X server reports an incorrect DPI (dots per inch), you can use this 
preference to override the server's report for ATK applications.

#~endhelp

XDPI:


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 75 150

#~help

If your X server reports an incorrect DPI (dots per inch) horizontally, you 
can use this preference to override the server's report for ATK 
applications.

#~endhelp

XHorizontalDPI:


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 75 150

#~help

If your X server reports an incorrect DPI (dots per inch) vertically, you 
can use this preference to override the server's report for ATK 
applications.

#~endhelp

XVerticalDPI:


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 1 99

#~help

The amount to offset the priority of each menu from the previous menu in 
the \bold{CardOrder} preferences if no priority is given.

#~endhelp

PriorityStep: 5


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

This is used by the X11 version of ATK to decide whether to try to 
automatically add the appropriate font directory to the X server's font 
path.  The appropriate directory is usually $ANDREWDIR/X11fonts, but may be 
set with the AndrewFontDir preference or the ANDREWFONTDIR environment 
variable.

#~endhelp

AddFontPath: yes


#~type string

#~view string

##~defaultproc xim-fontdir-default

#~help

This is used by the X11 version of ATK to decide what directory to add to 
the X server's font path to try to get the Andrew fonts.

#~endhelp

AndrewFontDir: \



#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

This is used by the X11 version of ATK to decide whether or not to redirect 
error messages printed to stderr to the ATK console program or not.  The 
ATKCONSOLEHOST environment variable can also be used to direct error 
messages to a console on a different host than that indicated by $DISPLAY. 
 It can also be used to indicate that a different port number should be 
used.  e.g.  setenv ATKCONSOLEHOST foo:9000 would send error messages to 
the host foo, at port 9000.

#~endhelp

ErrorsToConsole: yes


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

Indicates whether menu items with key equivalents should have those key 
equivalents displayed on the pulldown menu cards and on the popup menus 
(unless overriden by the MenubarShowKeys or PopupsShowKeys preferences).

#~endhelp

MenusShowKeys: yes


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

Indicates whether menu items which are not currently applicable should be 
displayed.  If they are displayed they will be grayed out.

#~endhelp

MenusShowInactive: yes


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

Under X11, you can run with the application using backing store.  In this 
case when menus are brought up the server will attempt to repaint the bits 
when they go down.  Also overlapping windows will use this feature. 
 Unfortunatley on some servers backing store is very expensive and having 
the client repaint is a better choice.

#~endhelp

UseBackingStore: yes


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 500

#~help

Under  some X servers with two button mice a problem occurs when the user 
presses both buttons:  Sometimes the server sends first the down stroke for 
one button and then the down stroke for both.  To adapt to this problem, 
ATK waits a short time after any mouse down operation to see if the other 
button is going to go down.  The wait time is given by the preference 
option MouseHysteresis, an integer number of milliseconds.  The default 
value of 1/20th second has worked well and should not need to be changed.

#~endhelp

MouseHysteresis: 50


#~type integer

#~view  integer slider

#~range 0 500

#~help

Under X if the geometry specifies a size and position and the user brings 
up a second window with the same geometry, they overlay each other exactly. 
 To avoid this, ATK attempts to offset windows after the first.  The new 
window will be LeftIncrement pixels further to the right and TopIncrement 
pixels down from the previous window.

#~endhelp

LeftIncrement: 10


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 500

# reuse the help from LeftIncrement

# #~help

# #~endhelp

TopIncrement: 10


#~type integer list

#~view integer stringlist

#~help

LeftIncrementList and TopIncrementList provide a more generalized version 
of the LeftIncrement and RightIncrement preferences.  You can use it to 
specify a sequence of positions where new windows will appear, each is 
relative to the position of the last window brought up.

#~endhelp

LeftIncrementList: \



#~type integer list

#~view integer stringlist

# reuse the help from LeftIncrementList

# #~help

# #~endhelp

TopIncrementList: \



#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When yes this preference allows ATK to supply and request the X selection 
as well as using cut buffers when doing a copy, cut or paste operation.

#~endhelp

SelectionAndCB: yes


#~type integer

#~view  integer slider

#~range -1 50

#~help

The value limits the maximum length of the string in a window's icon label. 
 The default value is -1, indicating that the length of the window's icon 
label is unlimited.  The icon label is made up of two different parts: the 
first is the program name; the second some application-specific string.  In 
the case of the Ez editor, the program name is "\bold{ez}" and the 
application-specific portion is the current file name or buffer.  When a 
positive value is specified, the front part of the application-specific 
string is truncated, limiting its total length to this value.  This 
preference is most useful with programs that place a potentially long, 
filename in the icon label. \


#~endhelp

MaxIconLabelLength: -1


#~type integer

#~view  integer slider

#~range -1 50

#~help

The value limits the maximum length of the string in the window title bar. 
 The default value is -1, indicating that the length of the window title 
bar string is unlimited.  The title bar string is made up of two different 
parts: the first, which may be omitted, is the program name; the second, 
some application-specific string.  In the case of the Ez editor, the 
program name is "\bold{ez}" and the application-specific portion is the 
current file name or buffer.  When a positive value is specified, the front 
part of the application-specific string is truncated, limiting its total 
length to this value.  This preference is most useful with programs that 
place a potentially long, filename in the title bar.  \


#~endhelp

MaxTitleLength: -1


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

If this is set to "no", then the program name will not be included in the 
window title bar.  The default is that the program name will be included in 
the window title bar.

#~endhelp

UseProgramNameInTitle: yes



#~group Cursors

#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

The color used for the foreground of the pointer cursor.

#~endhelp

cursorforegroundcolor: black


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

The color used for the background of the pointer cursor.

#~endhelp

cursorbackgroundcolor: white



#~group Pulldown Menus

#~grouphelp

\section{Pulldown Menus}

The pulldown menus are activated by clicking with the mouse in the strip at 
the top of the window.  These preferences allow you to alter the appearance 
and order of the menu cards.

#~endhelp


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When yes, the new shadow color computations are used.   The default value 
is inherited from the value of the preference UseNewShadows.

#~endhelp

MenubarUseNewShadows: yes


#~type string list , \


#~view string list

#~help\bold{

}This preference works just like the CardOrder preference except it only 
affects the menubar.

#~endhelp

MenubarCardOrder:


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

Determines whether a menubar is provided across the top of every window.

#~endhelp

Menubar: yes


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

Indicates whether menu items with key equivalents should have those key 
equivalents displayed on the pulldown menu cards.

#~endhelp

MenubarShowKeys: yes


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

Indicates whether menu items which are not currently applicable should be 
displayed in pulldown menus.  If they are displayed they will be grayed out.

#~endhelp

MenubarShowInactive: yes


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range -1 30

#~help

Sets amounts of extra space (in pixels) between "groups" of items in the 
menucards.  Groups are sets of menu items with priorities starting with the 
same digit.  (See the help on initfiles.)  If this value is set to -1 then 
the spacing will be 1/3 of the height of the menubar item font.

#~endhelp

MenubarGroupSpacing: -1


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

Sets amount of extra space (in pixels) between the shadow borders and their 
contents.

#~endhelp

MenubarPadding: 2


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 100

#~help

Percentage brighter or darker than the foreground the default gray should 
be.  An explicit color can be given with the MenubarGrayTitleColor and 
MenubarGrayItemColor preferences.

#~endhelp

MenubarGrayPercentage: 40


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 100

#~help

Percentage brighter or darker than the foreground the default TopShadow 
color should be.  An explicit color can be given with the 
MenubarGrayTitleColor and MenubarGrayItemColor preferences.

#~endhelp

MenubarTopShadowPercentage: 50


#~type integer

#~view integer

#~range 1 3

#~help

When this button is used to activate the menubar but is released over the 
menubar  or the name of a menu card on the "More" menu the menu card will 
remain displayed and a click can then select an item or restart dragging.

#~endhelp

MenubarHoldButton: 1


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

Sets amount of extra space (in pixels) around the names of menus in the 
menubar.

#~endhelp

MenubarSpacing: 5


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

Sets amounts of extra space (in pixels) around the names of items in 
menucards.

#~endhelp

MenubarCardSpacing: 5


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

Sets the amount of extra space between the longest menu item and the key 
equivalents (if they are being displayed, otherwise it has no effect.)

#~endhelp

MenubarKeysSpacing: 5


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

The width of the boxes around selected items.

#~endhelp

MenubarShadowDepth: 2


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 1000

#~help

When one menucard is visible this is the amount of time, in milliseconds, 
the mouse must remain stationary before a new menucard will be brought up.

#~endhelp

MenubarCardDelay: 0


#~type font

#~view string font

#~help

The font to use for the menu card names.

#~endhelp

MenubarTitleFont: andy12b


#~type font

#~view string font

#~help

The font to use for the item names on the menu cards.

#~endhelp

MenubarItemFont: andy12b


#~type font

#~view string font

#~help

The font to use for the key equivalents on the menu cards.

#~endhelp

MenubarKeysFont: andy12bi


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

The color to draw the menu card names in.

#~endhelp

MenubarTitleColor: black


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

The color to draw the menu card names in.

#~endhelp

MenubarGrayTitleColor: black


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

The background color to use in the menubar.

#~endhelp

MenubarBackgroundColor: white


#~type filename

#~view filename filechoices

#~help

The pathname of an Xstipple pattern to draw the titles of inactive menu 
cards, or None if no stipple pattern is desired.  For color displays this 
will default to None, for monchrome displays it will default to a grey bit 
pattern.

#~endhelp

MenubarGrayTitleStipple: \



#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

The color to draw the top of the selection box in the menubar in.  This 
defaults to black on monochrome screens and to a grey color on color 
screems.

#~endhelp

MenubarTopShadowColor: \



#~type filename

#~view filename filechoices

#~help

The path of an X stipple pattern to draw the top of the selection box in 
the menubar with, or None if no stipple pattern is desired.  For color 
displays this will default to None, for monchrome displays it will default 
to a grey bit pattern.

#~endhelp

MenubarTopShadowStipple: \




#~type filename

#~view filename filechoices

#~help

The path to a stipple pattern to draw the bottom of the selection box in 
the menubar in, or None if no stipple pattern is desired. \


#~endhelp

MenubarBottomShadowStipple: None


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

The color to draw the bottom of the selection box in the menubar in.

#~endhelp

MenubarBottomShadowColor: black


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

The color to draw menu items in.

#~endhelp

MenubarItemColor: black


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

The background color to use in menu cards.

#~endhelp

MenubarCardBackgroundColor: white


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

The color to draw inactive menu items in.

#~endhelp

MenubarGrayItemColor: black


#~type filename

#~view filename filechoices

#~help

The stipple pattern to draw inactive menu items.  For color displays this 
will default to None, for monchrome displays it will default to a grey bit 
pattern.

#~endhelp

MenubarGrayItemStipple: \




#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

The color for the top of the selection box in the menubar.  This defaults 
to black on monochrome screens and to a grey color on color screems.

#~endhelp

MenubarCardTopShadowColor: \



#~type filename

#~view filename filechoices

#~help

The stipple pattern to draw inactive menu items.  For color displays this 
will default to None, for monchrome displays it will default to a grey bit 
pattern.

#~endhelp

MenubarCardTopShadowStipple: \



#~type color

#~view string color

#~help\leftindent{

}The color for the bottom of the selection box in the menubar.

#~endhelp

MenubarCardBottomShadowColor: black


#~type filename

#~view filename filechoices

#~help

The stipple pattern for inactive menu items.  \


#~endhelp

MenubarCardBottomShadowStipple: None



#~type color

#~view string color

#~help\leftindent{

}The color for the key equivalents of menu items.

#~endhelp

MenubarKeysColor: black


#~group Popup Menus


#~grouphelp

\section{Popup Menus}

The popup menus are activated by clicking with the middle mouse button (or 
both buttons on some machines with two-button mice).  These preferences 
allow you to alter the appearance and order of the menu cards.

#~endhelp


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When yes, the new shadow color computations are used.   The default value 
is inherited from the value of the preference UseNewShadows.

#~endhelp

PopupsUseNewShadows: yes

\bold{
}#~type string list ,

#~view string stringlist

#~help

This preference works just like the CardOrder preference except it only 
affects the "popup" or stack of cards.

#~endhelp

PopupCardOrder:


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

Determines whether popup (aka stack of cards) menus are provided.

#~endhelp

PopupMenus: yes


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

Indicates whether menu items with key equivalents should have those key 
equivalents displayed on the popup menu cards.

#~endhelp

PopupsShowKeys: yes


#~type string list ,

#~view string stringlist

#~help

Allows you to list the names of menucards which should always appear on a 
popup "stack of cards" menu.   If the menubar is active and this preference 
exists and is non-empty only menus in the list given will appear on the 
"stack of cards".  The format for this preference is:


\example{*.PopupMenuList: "Card1Name", "Card2Name"}


Note that more than two cards can be listed and each card name must be 
enclosed in quotes.  There should be no space before the commas, and 
leading spaces, trailing spaces and tabs will be ignored.

#~endhelp

PopupMenuList:


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

Indicates whether menu items which are not currently applicable should be 
displayed in popup menus.  If they are displayed they will be grayed out.

#~endhelp

PopupsShowInactive: yes


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 20

#~help

Determines the amount of space between the longest item name and the key 
equivalents.

#~endhelp

PopupKeysSpacing: 5


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

Determines the color to use for the foreground when drawing the menus.  The 
default value for the foreground color is black. \


#~endhelp

PopupForegroundColor: black


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

Determines the color to use for the key equivalents. \


#~endhelp

PopupKeysColor: black


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

Determines the color to use for the background when drawing the menus.  The 
default value for the background color is white.

#~endhelp

PopupBackgroundColor: white


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

Determines the color to use for the top/left shadow when drawing the menu 
cards in the Motif 3D style.

#~endhelp

PopupTopShadowColor: white


#~type color

#~view string color

#~help

Determines the color to use for the top/right shadow when drawing the menu 
cards in the Motif 3D style.

#~endhelp

PopupBottomShadowColor: black


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

Determines whether or not to use a Motif 3D style for the menu cards.  Note 
that if MotifPopupMenusOnColor is set to yes the MotifPopupMenus setting 
will be overridden.

#~endhelp

MotifPopupMenus: no


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

When this preference is set to yes (the default), a Motif 3D style will be 
used for the menu cards on color displays, but not on monochrome displays.

#~endhelp

MotifPopupMenusOnColor: yes


#~type boolean

#~view string boolean

#~help

Determines whether or not the X server will save the bits under the menus 
so that the application will not have to redraw the window when the menus 
are retracted.  The default value is 1.  The reason this option exists is 
for those displays (like the QDSS) where save unders are available, but 
slower than just redrawing.

#~endhelp

PopupUseSaveUnder: no


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 500

#~help

This attribute (in milliseconds) determines the period of time, from the 
onset of the depression of the middle mouse button, during which you may 
release the middle mouse button and still have the menus up on the screen 
for selection purposes.  In other words, you can peruse the menu stack 
without having the middle mouse button depressed.  To select a menu option 
while in this state, you must again depress the middle mouse button on the 
selection of your choice.  There is an invisible bounding box around the 
menu stack which, if you cross while the menus are up, will force the menus 
to be retracted without a selection.

#~endhelp

PopupClickInterval: 350


#~type font

#~view string font

#~help

Controls the font that is used for the title of each menu pane.  Any valid 
X font may be used.

#~endhelp

PopupTitleFont: AndySans12b


#~type real

#~view string

#~help

Determines the separation distance between the edges of two consecutive 
menu cards in the menu stack.  To specify that the cards be twice as 
separated, PaneSpread should be set to the value 2.

#~endhelp

PopupPaneSpread: 1


#~type font

#~view string font

#~help

Controls the font that is used for the items of each menu pane.  Any valid 
X font may be used.

#~endhelp

PopupItemFont: AndySans12b


#~type font

#~view string font

#~help

Controls the font that is used for the key equivalents on each menu pane. 
 Any valid X font may be used.

#~endhelp

PopupKeysFont: AndySans12bi


#~type integer

#~view integer slider

#~range 0 100

#~help

Determines the percentage of overlap that is used when flipping to the 
previous menu card.  By setting this value to 50, the user can move the 
mouse cursor halfway across a menu card before it flips to the previous 
card.  Setting this value to 100 will keep the current menu card showing 
until the user moves completely off the right edge of the card onto the 
previous card.  By setting this value to 0 (the default), the previous menu 
card will flip over after moving slightly past its left edge.  No setting 
of this value will cause the previous menu to be displayed without at least 
moving the mouse slightly past its left edge.

#~endhelp

PopupOverlapPct: 0

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