+:0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%% ! GENERAL INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! G.1 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!Access to the ",T1.0% !General,S1.0%!0" settings of TELIX is through the third option ,S1.0%%%!Fof the Configuration Menu. ,T1.0%%%!The first choice, ",T1.0% ! Sound on/off,S1.0%!%" determines whether or not TELIX ,S1.0%%%!Fwill make ANY sounds while it runs. ,T1.0%%%!If ",T1.0% !Alarm,S1.0%!;" sound is turned on, TELIX will beep when a file has fin- ,S1.0%% %!Fished downloading, etc. If it's turned off, those alarms won't work, ,T1.0%% %!Fbut TELIX will still beep when it receives the bell code from the ,T1.0%% %!Fremote host, unless the first sound option is also off. ,T1.0%% %!If ",T1.0% !Keep aborted downloads,S1.0%!*" is on, TELIX will keep files which were ,S1.0%%%!Faborted during a download. If not, they'll be discarded. ,T1.0%%%!The ",T1.0% !Show free space for downloads,S1.0%!"" setting controls whether or not ,S1.0%%%!FTELIX will display the free space on the disk when you start a down- ,T1.0%%%!Fload. You can turn the option off. If you have a system that requires,T1.0%%%!Fyou to use floppy disks for downloaded files, this feature can be ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*º+3(¿0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%% ! GENERAL INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! G.2 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!Fhelpful. ,T1.0%%%! Using the ",T1.0% !Quick Dial Bar,S1.0%!+", you can avoid using the dialing directo-,S1.0%%%!ry. When you press ,T1.0% !ALT-D ,S1.0%!,to get the dialing directory, TELIX normally,S1.0%%%!Fdisplays the Quick Dial Bar at the bottom of the screen. This allows ,T1.0%%%!Fyou to dial entries without having to view the dialing directory. ,T1.0%%%!FHowever, if you would rather go directly to the dialing directory when,T1.0%% %! you press ,T1.0% !ALT-D,S1.0%!, set this feature to Off.,S1.0%% %! Setting the ",T1.0% !Confirm Hang-up,S1.0%!" (,S1.0% !ALT-H,S1.0%! ) will determine whether or not ,S1.0%% %!FTELIX asks for a confirmation from you before hanging up. ,T1.0%%%!If the ",T1.0% ! Usage Log,S1.0%!3" is on by default, TELIX will open the standard ,S1.0%%%! Usage Log ",T1.0% ! TELIX.USE,S1.0%!2" at program start up. Otherwise, you have to ,S1.0%%%!manually turn it on (,T1.0% !ALT-U,S1.0%!) if it's needed.,S1.0%%%!The ",T1.0% ! Scroll-Back,S1.0%!4" buffer allows you to scroll back over the few last,S1.0%%%!Fscreens for review. Setting the size of TELIX's Scroll-Back buffer ,T1.0%%%!F(in kilobytes) determines how many screens of information is retained.,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*ä +3(é 0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%% ! GENERAL INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! G.3 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%! To use the ,T1.0% ! Scroll Back ,S1.0%!feature, press ,S1.0% !ALT-B,S1.0%!.,S1.0%%%! TELIX's ",T1.0% !Capture,S1.0%!4" file buffer size is adjustable. This is the size ,S1.0%%%!Fof the disk buffer TELIX should use for the Capture file when it is ,T1.0%%%!Fopened. A larger buffer size means the disk is accessed less often. ,T1.0%%%!FYou can capture an image of what's portrayed on screen anytime you ,T1.0%%%!wish by pressing ,T1.0% !ALT-L,S1.0%!0 to turn the capture feature on. TELIX will ,S1.0%% %! display ",T1.0% !Cap,S1.0%!/" on the status line to let you know it's open.,S1.0%%,81.0,=1*30, 1.0, 1.&B