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#	VT100 sample initialization file
#	v2.3 861101 DBW	- Dave Wecker standard defaults
#	compatible with v2.6
#
#   also includes tek initializations
#   tek version 2.65 - Nick Giordano (9-87)
#
# Hash mark at the beginning of a line denotes a comment.
# White space (space(s) or tab(s)) delimit fields.
# Case ignored except for function key bindings.
#
# All items in this file overide variables of the same name in VT100.H
# (all variables in vt100.h have a "p_" prepended to them)
#
# (tek variables have a "t_" prepended)
#
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BAUD		1200		# Anything after required fields is ignored
SCREEN		WORKBENCH		# may be CUSTOM or WORKBENCH
INTERLACE	OFF		# ON for CUSTOM or interlaced workbench
DEPTH		1		# number of bit planes to use (1 or 2)
WBCOLORS	YES		# ignore custom colors and use defaults
FOREGROUND	950		# Colors are only used on the custom screen
BACKGROUND	000		# Colors are in hex RGB from 000 to FFF
BOLD		a00		# Color for bold highlighting (in custom)
CURSOR		00a		# Color for cursor (in custom screen)
LINES		24		# normal <= 24 interlaced <= 48
MODE		CRLF		# IMAGE or CRLF (for KERMIT transfers)
BUFFER		512		# 512 <= Input buffer size <= 2048
PARITY		NONE		# NONE (= 8 bit), MARK, SPACE, ODD or EVEN
BREAK		750000		# Length for break key in microseconds
VOLUME		64		# Beep Volume (0 = Visual Beep)
WRAP		OFF		# Auto wrap ON or OFF
KEYSCRIPT	7E		# Hex value for script introducer
TSCREEN     1       # tek screen resolution  0=1024x780 (default)   1=640x400
TON     	0		# 0=tek_screen off (default)  1=on
TINT		1		# 0=tek screen interlace no   1=yes (default)
TDEPTH		1		# tek screen depth (default)
#
# Function bindings (strings to type when any of F1 - F10 are pressed)
#	f<num>	= function key
#	F<num>	= shifted function key
#
# The string specified must be delimited and uses one special char:
#	^	= control next character
#	^^	= up arrow
#
# Sample control characters:
#	^[	= escape	^M	= carriage return
#	^J	= line feed	^L	= form feed
#
# If the first character of the string is a script introducer
# (KEYSCRIPT) then the string is interpreted as a script filename
# to be executed when the key is pressed.
#
# Examples of bindings:
#
#	f 1	"^[OP"			# f1-f4 = PF1 - PF4 on a VT100
#	f 2	"^[OQ"
#	f 3	"^[OR"
#	f 4	"^[OS"
#
# f5,6,7 = scripts to execute (assuming that KEYSCRIPT = '~' = 0x7E)
#
#	f 5	"~df1:vt100_source/dialwork.script"
#	f 6	"~df1:vt100_source/sendvt100.script"
#	f 7	"~df1:vt100_source/getpics.script"
#
#	f 8	"MAIL^M"		# Reads my mail (note embedded <CR>)
#	f 9	"NOTE^M"		# Reads conferences
#	F 1	"$2400!"		# dials the phone to work
#	F 2	"$bbs1!"		# dials the phone to billboard 1
#	F 3	"$bbs2!"		# dials the phone to billboard 2
#	F 4	"$bbs3!"		# dials the phone to billboard 3
#
# all done with init, now execute script as startup sequence