+Z 0, 1.0%%%%%O%%,1.0%p%%! TELIX COMMAND: ALT-O, then G ,T1.0%p%%%! G.1 ,T1.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!FThe third option in the configuration menu allows you to set some of ,T1.0%%%!FTELIX's general defaults. ,T1.0%%%!FThe first decision you have to make is whether or not you want TELIX ,T1.0%%%!Fto make ANY sounds. Having this turned off late at night can be a ,T1.0%%%!2marriage saver. Right now, you have sound turned ,T1. %*0% !on. ,S1.(%0% !off. ,S1.0%% %!FNext you have to decide if TELIX should sound the alarm when it ,T1.0%% %!Fconnects to a bbs, finishes sending a file, finishes receiving a file,,T1.0%% %!!etc. You have the alarm feature ,T1.%*0% !on. ,S1.(y%*10% !off. ,S1.(y %*y0%!and the alarm feature both ,S1.0% !off,S1.0%!.,S1.0%% %!FIf the Keep aborted downloads is on, TELIX will save them. Otherwise,,T1.0%%%!FTELIX will erase these partial files. ,T1.0%%%!FDo you want TELIX to tell you how much free disk space there is before,T1.0%%%!Fstarting a download. If you do, turn this feature on. Right now, you,T1.0%%%!have it turned ,T1.%*0% !on. ,S1.(0% !off. ,S1.0% %%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*p+R (u0, 1.0%%%%%O%%,1.0%p%%! TELIX COMMAND: ALT-O, then G ,T1.0%p%%%! G.2 ,T1.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!FUsing the Quick Dial Bar allows you to dial entries without having to ,T1.0%%%!Flook at the Dialing Directory. Sounds nice...if you have a good ,T1.0%%%!memory. Yours is turned ,T1. %*0% !on. ,S1.(0% !off. ,S1.0%%%!FWhen Confirm Hang-up is on, TELIX will ask for confirmation, then it ,T1.0%%%!Fhangs up. You get a status window. When it's turned off, TELIX ,T1.0%%%!Dwon't ask. ,T1.0%% %!FIf you have the Usage Log defaulted to on here, TELIX will open the ,T1.0%% %!Fstandard usage log when it starts up. Otherwise, you have to turn it ,T1.0%% %!Eon manually with an ALT-U. The standard usage log is named, ,T1.0%% %!(TELIX.USE. You have the feature turned ,T1.0,1%* 0% !on. ,S1.(* 0% !off. ,S1.0%%%!FThe scroll-back buffer allows you to review the last few screens of ,T1.0%%%!Factivity. You can set the size of this buffer in kilobytes. ,T1.0%%%!FYou can set the size of the capture file buffer from 0 to 4 Kilobytes.,T1.0%%%!FA larger size means less disk access.Right now, the capture file is ,T1.0%%%! currently ,T1.0,1%* 0% ! closed. ,S1.( 0,1%* 0% !open. ,S1.( 0,1%* 0% !open and paused. ,S1.0% %%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0,=1*R 0, 1.0, 1.&B