#ALERTEMU
By setting this variable, DisplayAlert(), (The Screens you get when
the machine crashes.) will be placed on an CyberGraphX screens.

#CPUP2C
By setting this variable, the planar-to-chunky conversion will be done
by the CPU (in contrast to the blitter conversion) Therefore the ugly
looking "planar" blitting effects are gone, but the software
conversion is slower. Do you wish to Enable this feature?

#HIDE15BIT
By setting this variable, you can switch off 15bit modes to reduce
screenmode list length. The Modes are still available but hidden.

#HIRESCRSR
By setting this variable, the Lores-Sprites on non-AA-machines become
Hires-sprites (they are no longer doubled by the CyberGraphX-Software).
This variable is identical to the tooltype HIRESSPRITE of older
Picasso-monitor files.

#KEEPAMIGAVIDEO
If this option is disabled, everytime a CyberGraphX display becomes
frontscreen, Amiga display DMA is switched off in order to increase
chipmem access speed. You can avoid this by enabling this option.

#NOPASSTHROUGH
If this option is enabled, the monitor switch on every CyberGraphX
supported board is deactivated. This option is required for multi
monitor systems.

#PLANES2FAST
With this option on, non displayable planar bitmaps are allocated in
fast memory. This options speeds up handling of planar bitmaps but
could lead to problems with amiga graphics which insist on planar
graphics placed in chip memory. Take care when using this option.

#SAVEMEM
If this option is on, CyberGraphX will reduce memory consumption in
less or equal 16 colour modes, CyberGraphX keeps a planar
representation of the screen bitmap in fastmem and a chunky
representation in video memory.

#SUPERGELS
A replacement for the original CyberGraphX GELs system. GELs =
Graphic ELementS, this includes stuff like blitter objects and effects
the speed of stuff like moving icons or opus drag and drop stuff. It
will also give you superimposed dragging in hi/truecolor! It is
disabled by default. (New with r69)

#SUPERLAYERS
New layers replacement. Will speed layers up a lot, especially when
using many windows. It is disabled by default.

#USESEMAPHORES
Lets CyberGraphX use Semaphores to avoid disabling of multitasking
under certain conditions. The value of this variable is only checked
at boot time. Enabling this option may lead to lockups under certain
conditions but is more system friendly in general because multitasking
is not disabled during certain drawing operations. (New with r67)