;If TRUE will autopan when cursor goes off active window, if FALSE the
;scroll bars must be used to pan.
AutoPan		TRUE

;TRUE if names are to be displayed with the windows (Takes more screen space).
WindowName	TRUE

;Set to TRUE if this is AT system (assumes At style keyboard bios calls).
;This will allow usage if F11/F12 for example.
ATKeyboard	TRUE

;Control sensitivity of the mouse. The bigger this number is, the lesser
;sensitive the mouse is.
MouseSensitivity	10

;If TRUE draw only horizontal and vertical lines.
HVLines		TRUE

;Snap distance - all drawings are snapped to this boundary in DRAWING space.
;Lots of staff depends on this value, so dont modify it unless you really
;know what you are doing.
SnapDistance	16

;If FALSE, colors will be the same as for VGA/EGA in 16 colors modes even
;for BGI drivers supporting 256 colors.
;If your BGI driver supports 256 colors you can turn this to TRUE and four
;color intensities for each of the eight colors below will be supported.
;Colors will differ somewhat from the VGA/EGA 16 colors simply because 16
;colors allows 2 intensity levels for each of the eight colors only.
Allow256Colors	FALSE

;If TRUE events may be handled async. - while current event is handled.
AllowAsyncEvents FALSE

;Where the save the background (back save) when something should be poped
;up (like pop up menus and queries). Four options are currently available.
; 0 - allocate space in conventional memory.
; 1 - allocate space in expanded memory.
; 2 - allocate space in extended memory (XMS) - not implemented yet.
; 3 - save to disk (better be a ram disk...). See SaveBackPath below.
SaveBackMethod	0

;Where to back save (full path with postfix '/') on disk if
;SaveBackMethod = 3 (to disk).
SaveBackPath	"f:/"

;Directory where the BGI device driver should be looked for.
;If commented out only current directory is looked at.
BGIDriverPath	"C:/TC/BGI"

;Defines the name and mode for the driver to use in SVGA (select 999 for
;GraphDriver below), in the form "Name.Mode". For example to use the BGI
;driver named ATI.BGI in mode 2, set this string to be "ATI.2".
;This extension driver is assumed to be 800 by 600 in resolution but any
;other driver of 4:3 aspect ratio should work o.k.
;This variable MUST be commented out regular Borland drivers are to be used.
;SVGANameMode	"ATI.2"

;Graphic driver can be one of:
; 0 - Autodetect (same as no default at all in this file)
; 1 - CGA (Hires two colors mode)
; 3 - EGA
; 4 - EGA64
; 5 - EGAMONO
; 7 - Hercules
; 8 - ATT
; 9 - VGA
; 999 - SVGA (super VGA) user installed driver. See SVGANameMode above.
GraphDriver	0

;Mouse should be set to TRUE if has mouse, FALSE otherwise
Mouse		TRUE

;Joystick should be set to TRUE if has joystick (and should be supported
;by the program), or FALSE otherwise.
Joystick	FALSE

;List all the libraries you want to load on start up, seperated by commas.
;Libraries	"TTL1LS,TTL2LS,TTL3LS,TTL4LS,EPROM,GENERAL,LINEAR"
;Libraries	"TTL4LS,EPROM,GENERAL,LINEAR"

;Frame width. All windows/menus frames are drawn with this width in pixels.
FrameWidth	12

;Colors control. Each of the colors below can be one of the eight color as
;defined here:
; 0 - WHITE
; 1 - BLACK
; 2 - RED
; 3 - GREEN
; 4 - BLUE
; 5 - YELLOW
; 6 - CYAN
; 7 - MAGENTA

;Root window - the backgound.
RootFrameolor	7
RootForeColor	3
RootBackColor	5
RootXorColor	6

;Pop up menus/queries.
PopUpFrameColor	2
PopUpForeColor	5
PopUpBackColor	5
PopUpXorColor	6

;The currently active file/window if any.
ActvFrameColor	2
ActvForeColor	5
ActvBackColor	4

;All other passive files/windows if any.
PsvFrameColor	3
PsvForeColor	5
PsvBackColor	4

;High light color - selected items.
HighLightColor	2