!include "types.i" !include "colors.i" # first one can define the size of the help window to be opened, # defaults to 400 x 400 WIN_SIZE_X 200 WIN_SIZE_Y 130 # then a position for the window can be defined, # defaults to 0,0 WIN_POS_X 000 WIN_POS_Y 000 # defaults to 0 WIN_CENTER_ON_MOUSE 1 # win pop up must be defined before drawing the window # no buttons are allowed WIN_POP_UP 1 # thickness of the shades, #defaults to 1 WIN_SHADE_WIDTH 2 # than the window can be opened # (a must if you want to put something on it!) DRAW_NOW # you can give absolute postions, where the next thing should be put # in the window, X position is accumulating, though no linefeed is done... POS_Y 2 POS_X 2 # you can give relative positions (which are forced, whatever the absolut # positions may be pointing to) # a boolean values (1=true, 0=false) # the thing printed is centered, no TOP, or LEFT is given, since these # correspond to 0 (absolut) coordinates # CENTER_X 1 # CENTER_Y 1 # RIGHT 1 # BOTTOM 1 # you can define the print mode, either printing on background: 1 # or printing filled: 2 (default) PRINT_MODE 2 # if you have a multicolored font, than you can make use of it, # with: 1 # otherwise use single color: 2 (default) TEXT_MODE 2 # to print a line of text use: # no linefeed is done, if text is to long for the window it is truncated CENTER_X 1 FORMAT_TEXT "This button moves the cursor in the filedisplay. /^ one position down./^ If the window is active you can also use CURSOR_DOWN."