Amiga Emulator FAQ

Workbench 4.1 Preferences

• 1. AHI
  • 
  • Preferences for Sound Card settings using AHI device.
  • Mode Settings
    • Music unit: Unit 0,1,2,3
    • Device: Device driver
    • Options
      • Frequency: 4400Hz - 27429Hz
      • Channels: No of channels
      • Volume: Loudness in dB
      • Monitor: Muted
      • Gain: Gain in dB
      • Input: No inputs
      • Output:: Line
  • Advanced Settings
    • Global options
    • Debug level: None, low, high, full
    • Echo: Enabled
    • Surround in Fast modes: Enabled
    • Master volume: With clipping
    • CPU limit: 0-100%
    • Default anti-click time: 0-100 ms
    • Volume scanning: Full volume, safe, safe dynamic, -3dB, -6dB
• 2. AmigaInput
  • 
  • Preferences for mice, joysticks and joypads etc.
  • Drivers
    • Available interfaces: Generic, PCI
    • Available drivers: list of drivers
    • Units: List of unit numbers
    • Driver information
  • Lowlevel
    • Choose a lowlevel.library port: Port 0-3 device
    • Button remapping: Red, green, reverse, start, blue, yellow, forward buttons
    • Directional mapping: Horizontal, vertical settings
• 3. ASL
  • 
  • Configures size and positioning of standard requester windows.
  • General
    • Position: Use Default, Center in Window/Screen, Top left of Window/Screen or Mouse Position.
    • Left Edge: Set left edge position of requester.
    • Top Edge: Set top edge position of requester.
    • Size: Default or Relative.
    • Width: Percentage
    • Height: Percentage
    • Override. On or off.
  • File Req
    • Appearance
      • Background. Row Stripes
      • Filenames: Bold, italic or underlined.
      • Drawer names: Bold, italic or underlined.
      • Link names: Bold, italic or underlined.
    • Options
      • Sorting
      • Sort by: Name, date or size
      • Sort drawers: First, mix or last
      • Sort order: Forward or reverse.
      • Button actions
      • Middle: Volumes, nothing, parent or rename
      • Fourth: Volumes, nothing, parent or rename
      • Fifth: Volumes, nothing, parent or rename
      • File list Columns
        • Size, type, protection, date, comment.
  • 4. ATA3Prefs
    • Preferences for ATA3 disk devices (req A1200)
  • 5. Compatibility
    • 
    • Enables various devices, programs and libraries to run in compatibility mode (68k).
    • JIT emulator. Devices, programs and libraries using Just In time mode.
    • DOS. Program list
  • 6. Console
    • 
    • Set text and features of the Amiga Shell console.
    • Appearance.
      • Text font.Select a font to use.
      • Cursor style
        • Cursor type: Block, line or vertical bar.
        • Cursor blink: Blink off, blink slowly or blink fast.
      • ClickTab labels.
        • Label text to apply.
      • Emulation options.
        • Enable character blink: On or off.
        • Enable strikethrougth: On or off.
        • Enable box around text: On or off.
    • Text Colors
      • Palette: System pens, full ansi colors, faint ansi colors, user colors.
      • Forground Color: Select color (8 possible) for a pen (0-7).
      • Background Color: Select color (8 possible) for a pen (0-7).
      • Sample Text.
    • Completion
      • Name completion.
        • Show info files: On or off
        • Show assigns: On or off
        • Sort order: Files first, mixed files and drawers or drawers first.
      • Command completion.
        • Include built-in commands: On or off.
      • Multiple choices appear: In line or In a popup list.
      • Beep if: Never, no match found, multiple matches or all choices shown.
    • Options
      • Display history
        • Max lines in text buffer: Max lines value e.g 5000
        • Save history in buffer: Save none, save text buffer, or save session.
        • History drawer: Location for history.
      • Text options
        • Command buffer: Size of buffer e.g. 16kB
        • Tab stop spacing: Size in characters e.g. 8.
      • Save settings options (open prefs via a Shell's Settings menu)
        • Use these settings: In this window only, in this and furture windows, in future windows only.
        • Change: This shell only.
  • 7. DefIcons
    • 
    • Set preferences for Default icons using pattern matching.
    • Filetypes: List of different file types.
    • Actions: Set action match strings.
  • 8. DOS
    • 
    • This sets wildcard, assignment, and Command Line Interface window settings.
    • General
      • Allow asterick in pattern matching: Use '*' for patterns (instead of just #?)
      • Enable assign-mount: Allow assign-mount type commands.
    • Boot CLI display
      • Column mode: 80 column
      • Show Close gadget on Boot CLI: Display close gagdget on boot shell window.
    • File handle buffer size: Set size of file handle buffer in memory e.g. 32KB
    • Process stack size: Set size of process stack size e.g. 64KB
    • Warning requester
      • Post time: Time in seconds e.g. 120 sec
      • Wait time: Time in seconds e.g. 5 sec
  • 9. Font
    • 
    • This configures fonts for different aspects of the Workbench interface.
    • Font
      • Example screen with fonts used.
      • Sets the font for Workbench icons, drawer icons and text, system default and screen text.
      • Anti-aliasing if possible: On or off.
    • Caching
      • Cached: On/Off
      • Font directory: Directory e.g. Workbench:Fonts
  • 10. GUI
    • 
    • This sets colour, layout and other graphical elements of the Graphical User Interface.
    • Subsystem: Colors, Borders, Gadgets, Menus, Styles, Options, Effects and Controls.
  • 11. Input
    • 
    • This sets mouse and keyboard settings when interacting with Workbench.
    • Mouse Speed: Set speed of mouse (1:4-4:1)
    • Wheel multiplier: Middle button/wheel multiplier (0-8)
    • Menu button: Left or right button.
    • Accelerated: Set even fast mouse movement.
    • Double-Click Delay: Set time between clicks for double click on left mouse button
    • Test Double-Click: Display message when button double-clicked.
    • Keyboard: Select country and type of keyboard from list.
    • Keyboard test: Press keys here to test key repeat settings.
    • Key repeat delay: Sets the time between first key press and when the same key is repeated.
    • Key repeat rate: Sets how fast the character is repeated.
    • Classic Amiga Keyboard: Yes or No
    • Switch Alt/Amiga keys: Switch between Alt, Amiga keys.
  • 12. Internet
    • 
    • This configures the network for access to the Inernet.
    • Interfaces: Interface drivers e.g. Ethernet, PPPoE
    • Routes: Static routes, default gateway.
    • Hosts: Local name and IP Address resolution list
    • Name Resolution: Domain name servers
    • Services: TCP, DDP, and UDP internet services list.
    • Servers: Server daemons e.g Netbios, SMB, Swat
  • 13. Locale
    • 
    • This sets the language and country settings to display text in correct language for the user.
    • Languages
      • Available Languages: Select language for text to use for Workbench.
      • Preferred Languages: Selected languages are list here.
    • Country
      • Select preferred country for localized settings.
    • Time Zone:
      • Select one of 24 time zones on map for time.
    • NB: See Locale disk for more country and languages to use.
  • 14. Notifications
    • 
    • This sets up notification settings for applications for pop-up meessage and sound prompts.
    • Application List
      • List of applications to configure
      • Config
        • Mode: Global, custom, disabled
        • Volume: Volume (0-64)
        • File: Config file.
      • Delete: Delete application from list.
    • Preferences
      • Pop-up Message Preferences
        • Global Theme: Default, red, black, blue, custom.
        • Font Pen: Font colour.
        • Background Pen: Background colour.
        • Theme font: Font
        • Effect: Rounded corners, drop shadow, none.
        • Close gadget position: Left, right
        • Screen positioning: Bottom left, bottom right, top left, top right.
        • Screen coverage: 0-100%
        • Pop-up transparency: 0-255%
        • Pop-up time: 1-25 secs
      • Global sound
        • Enable: Yes or no
        • Volume: Volume (0-64)
        • Default Sound: Sound folder
    • Server
      • Server status
      • Stop and start buttons
      • Show splash screen on Startup: On or off
  • 15. Overscan
    • 
    • This sets the overscan size of the screen.
    • Monitor Type: Type of monitor to use e.g PAL, NTSC, RTG etc.
    • Dimensions: Indicates minimum and maximum possible overscan size of screen for text and graphics.
    • Edit text size: Change screen size for text.
    • Edit graphics size: Change screen size for graphics.
  • 16. Palette
    • 
    • This configures the colour scheme for Workbench screen.
    • Copy: Copy current selected colour to another selected palette entry.
    • Swap: Swap the current selected colour with another selected palette entry.
    • Spread: Create a gradient of colours from current colour to another selected palette entry.
    • Undo: Remove last change.
    • Restore: Restore palette back to default.
    • Locked or Free. Set state of colour entry to either locked and cannot be changed or can be changed by any application.
    • Change the Red, Green, Blue colours for Workbench. Select a colour from colour block and use the RGB
      color sliders to change the values (0-255).
  • 17. Picasso96Mode
    • 
    • This sets the screen mode for graphics driver using Picasso96 system.
    • Settings
    • Resolutions
    • Modes
  • 18. Pointer
    • 
    • This configures the shape and colour for the pointer graphic used in Workbench.
    • Pointer: Normal or busy pointer.
    • Pointer image. You can change the shape of the pointer by setting or clearing pixels
    • Select pointer resolution: Low res or High res.
    • Colours. You can set the colours used for pointer using Red, Green, Blue sliders
    • Image buttons: Freehand dotted, rectange, ellipse, line, undo, clear, freehand, rectangle filled, ellipse filled, flood fill, redo.
    • Set Point. Allows you to set the click pointer location indicated by small orange squire (usually top left of image).
    • Reset Colors. Restores colour setting back to default.
  • 19. PopupMenu
    • 
    • This set the layout of pop-up menus.
    • General.
      • Submenu delay. Time before showing submenu.
      • Animation. Enable animted menus.
    • Appearance.
      • Menu border: Thin, smooth, thick, ridge, wide ridge, old style.
      • Selected item border: None, raised, recessed.
      • Separator bars: Normal, old style.
      • Internal arrow: On or off.
    • Text
      • Menu titles: Centre, bold, underline, embossed, shadow, outline.
      • Menu items: Centre, bold, underline, embossed, shadow, outline.
    • Spacing
      • Horizontal spacing: No of spaces e.g. 2
      • Vertical spacing: No of spaces e.g. 2
      • Horizontal offset: No of spaces e.g. 2
      • Vertical offset: No of spaces e.g. 2
      • Text displace: No of spaces e.g. 0
  • 20. Printer
    • 
    • This sets the printer driver and paper size when printing.
    • Printer device unit
      • Unit: 0-9
      • Unit name: Name of unit
    • Printer type:
      • Printer driver. Select printer driver from the list. More drivers available on the Storage disk and on Aminet.
      • Picture: Picture of type of printer.
      • Always init printer: Always sent initialisation string to printer.
      • Driver options.
      • Port device: parallel ,serial or printtofile.
    • Page size and margins
      • Paper type. Set the type of paper to either Fanfold used by Dot Matrix or line printers or Single for daisy wheel, inkjet or laser printers.
      • Paper format. Select the standard paper size you require which determine the width and length of the paper.
      • Print Pitch. Sets the size in point size of the text in dots per inch.
      • Print Spacing. Sets how many lines per inch on each page of paper.
      • Length. Set the number of lines per sheet of paper.
      • Left margin. Sets left margin width in characters.
      • Right margin. Sets right margin width in characters.
      • Density: Sets the resolution (1-8)
    • Settings
    • Print Quality. Sets the quality of printed output, draft will be faster, useful for just test and Letter for slower high quality output.
    • Dithering. Selects type of dithering used between pixels: Ordered, Half-Time or Floyd-Steinberg (F-S).
    • Scaling. Set the scaling of the image by Fraction or Integer type.
    • Image. Sets the image or normal positive or reverse colours (negative).
    • Aspect. Sets whether print is sent horizontally (landscape) or vertically (portrait).
    • Shade. Sets type of colour or not is used: Black and White, Grayscale 1 or 2 or Color mode.
    • Threshold. Sets the threshold between light and dark colours for graphic output.
    • Color Correction. Change Red Green Blue colours to increase or decrease the number of colours available
    • Left edge. Sets width of left edge in inches/10.
    • Center Picture. Enables centering of the image.
    • Smoothing. Enabled smoother output to improve sharpness of the image.
    • Limits. Set the kind of limit setting to use: Ignore, bounded, absolute, pixels or multiply.
    • Width limit. Set limits of width of paper in various sizes, if Limits not ignored.
    • Height limit. Set limits of height of paper in various sizes, if Limits not ignored.
  • 21. PrinterGfx
    • 
    • This sets the paper size and density or resolution when printing graphics.
    • Opens Printer page size and margins tab.
    • See Printer preferences for options.
  • 22. PrinterPS
    • 
    • This sets the mode, paper size and graphic settings for Postscript printing.
    • Driver Mode. Set to PostScript or Pass Through.
    • Copies. Number of copies of prints to send to printer.
    • Paper format. Select the standard paper size you require which determine the width and length of the paper.
    • Paper width. Width in inches.
    • Paper height. Height in inches.
    • Horizontal DPI. Quality of image in Dots per inch.
    • Vertical DPI.Quality of image in Dots per inch.
    • Text options. Set font, pitch, orentation and tab width.
    • Dimensions. Set margins, font size, line leading, and lines per inch and page.
    • Options. Set edge size, width, height, image, shading, dithering and tranparent settings.
    • Scaling. Set aspect, scaling type and math and centering with sample scalings.
  • 23. ScreenBlanker
    • 
    • This configures the screen blanker module when screen is idle.
    • Test full screen.
    • Modules
      • Active modules: List of blanker modules that can be used.
      • Inactive modules: List of disabled blanker modules.
      • Selected module: Version, Author.
      • Module Preferences: Module specific settings.
    • Timing
      • Blank delay: Delay before blanking screen e.g. 600 secs
      • Stand-by delay: Delay before stand-by screen e.g. 900 secs
      • Suspend delay: Delay before suspending screen e.g. 1200 secs
      • Power-off delay: Delay before power-off of screen e.g.1500 secs
    • Hotkeys
      • Blank hotkey: Key combination to blank to screen e.g. Shift F1.
      • Blank Corner: None, top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right.
      • Off hotkey: Key combination to turn off screen e.g. Shift F1.
      • Off Corner: None, top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right.
      • Quit Hotkey: Key combination to quit e.g. Shift F1
    • Misc
      • Module order: Random, sequencially.
      • Ignore mouse when in DPMS mode: On or off.
  • 24. ScreenMode
• 
• This sets the monitor driver and resolution for the screen.
• Available Modes
  • Display Mode. Select monitor type, resolution.
  • Width. Width of screen in pixels.
  • Height. Height of screen in pixels.
  • Colors: Number of colours (2-256)
  • Autoscroll. Scrolled enabled.
  • Mode properties. Current settings shown here.
  • NB: To improve graphics, use RTG using Picasso96 or CyberGraphX drivers.
• Monitors
  • Monitor driver. List of Drivers
  • Detect settings. Auto detect monitor. On or off.
  • All supported modes. On or off.
  • Monitors preferred mode. On or off.
  • Show only 60Hz modes. On or off.
  • Manual settings. Available resolutions
  • Enable interrupts. On or off.
  • Allow FakeNative mode.s
• 25. Screens
  • 
  • This sets different screen presets for display.
  • Predefined screens list: List of screens e.g. Default
  • Name: Name of current screen.
  • Add: Add a new screen.
  • Remote: Delete a screen from list.
  • Clone: Copy an existing screen.
  • Up: Move entry up in list.
  • Down: Move entry down in screen.
  • Insert open screen: Insert an opened screen to list.
  • Display: Set title, screen mode and font.
  • GUI: Select default, custom or Workbench settings, Settings file, Pens.
  • Palette: Select default, custom or Workbench settings, Settings file, Colours.
• 26. Serial
  • 
  • This sets up communication protocols for communicating with other devices via the serial (RS232) port.
  • Default unit: Unit number e.g. 0
  • Baud rate. Set the number of symbols or modulation rate per second sent over a serial connection.
  • Input Buffer Size. The amount of memory to temporarily store data while is is being transmitted or received over serial connection.
  • Handshaking.
• The methods of how different computers communicate together.
  • xON and xOFF = Transmit on and transmit off method of software flow control .
  • RTS and CTS = Request to Send and Clear to Send method of hardware flow control.
  • None = No handshaking used.
• Parity. How data is verified by using parity checks which can be Even, Odd, Mark, Space or None.
• Bits / Char. Data is read in bytes (8 x 1s or 0s), you can set the number of bits used for data.
• Stop Bits. Number of bits to indicate then end of data (stop data).
• 27. Sound
  • 
  • This sets startup and inutuition notifications via beeps on AmigaOS.
  • Sound Settings
    • Flash Display. Flashes the display when intuition tries to flash screen. Equivalent to a beep.
    • Make Sound. Also make a sound when flashing screen.
    • Sound type. Set type of sound: Beep or Sampled Sound.
    • Sound Volume. Set volume of sound (0-100)
    • Sound pitch. Set pitch of sound (1-3000)
    • Beep length. Length of beep (1-100)
    • Select Sample. Filename of sampled sound (IFF file only).
    • Play system startup sound: On or off
    • Sample: Filename of startup sound e.g. hirasawa.wav
    • Sound Volume. Set volume of sound (0-100)
  • Mode settings
  • Music unit: Unit number (0-3)
  • Driver list: Driver and type.
  • Display of mode features.
  • Options
    • Frequency: 4410-27429 Hz
    • Channels: No of channels
    • Volume: Volume in dB
    • Monitor: Monitor value
    • Gain: Gain in dB
    • Input: Type of input e.g parallel port
    • Output: Type of output e.g. line
  • Play a test sound.
• Advanced settings
  • Debug level: None, low, high, full.
  • Echo: Enabled or disabled
  • Surround in fast modes: Enabled or disabled
  • Master volume: Volume mode e.g. with clipping
  • CPU usage limit: Percent of use (0-100%)
  • Default anti-click time: Time (0-100%)
  • Volume scaling: Safe, Safe scling, full, -3db, -6db
• 28. Time
• 
• This sets the date and time for your computer.
• System Time
  • Auto adjist for DST: Yes or No
• Date
  • Date. Select day of month.
  • Month. Select month here.
  • Year. Enter year here.
• Time
• Hours. Select hour of the day.
• Minutes. Select the minutes.
• Advanced Options
  • Daylight Saving Time
    • Begin: Select start date and time for DST to begin.
    • End: Select End date and time for DST to begin.
  • Network Time
    • NTP Server: Enter fully qualified name of time server.
    • Port: Enter port number e.g. 123
    • Get Time Now: Sync time with time server.
    • Update at boot time: On or off
    • Update every n hours: Enter time period for updates
• NB: If the Amiga has a battey backed clock then the date and time is remembered otherwise
  it has to be set on every boot.
• 29. Timezone
  • 
    • This sets the Time Zone to ensure the correct time is set for your location.
    • Time Zones
      • Select a country from list for correct time zone.
      • Time Zone properties. Information about time zone
      • Use locale preferences: Enable locale prefs.
      • Auto switch from and to DST: On or Off
      • Advanced
        • DST Switching
          • Ask before switching from and to DST: On of off.
          • Display DST notification requester: On of off.
          • Always set system time: On of off.
        • Environment vars
          • Crate TZ env var: Create a timezone enviroment variable for some apps.
          • Env Var format: Mode 1, Mode 2.
          • Example: Env var text e.g. GMT0BST-1.
• 30. Updates
• 
• This configures settings for the AmiUpdate program to update applications for AmigaOS.
• Updates
  • Check for update to applications every
    • Period: Never, day, week, month.
    • Time: Time of day.
    • Date: Day of week
  • Perform self-update check when starting manually: On of off
  • Scan active servers auto. when starting: On or off
  • Keep downloaded archives: On or off
  • Store downloaded archives here: Folder name e.g. RAM Disk:Unpacked
  • Temporary directory for unpacking: Folder name e.g. RAM Disk:Unpacked
  • Scan now: Search for updates.
• Servers
  • List of update servers
• Install and Rollback
  • Allow applications to install themselves, if possible: On or off
  • Debug auto installation: On of off.
  • Enable the rollback feature: On of off.
  • Store outdated files here: Folder name .e.g. SYS:System/Amiupdate/Rollback.
• General
  • Event logging
    • If you want to create a log file: Folder name e.g. RAM Disk:au.log
    • Include extra info in the log file: On of off.
  • Unpacking files
    • Keep unpacked updates if not installed auto: On of off.
    • Unpack updates into their own sub-dirs: On of off.
  • Iconification
    • Start iconified: On of off.
    • When iconifying the program, show it as an: Amidock Docky, AppIcon, AppMenu.
• 31. URL
  • 
  • This sets the default application when opening different URLs
  • File: Sets the default program for opening files via file:///path/file. e.g. NetSurf
  • Http: Sets the default program for opening web pages via http://name. e.g. NetSurf
  • Https: Sets the default program for opening secure web pages via https://name. e.g. NetSurf
  • Mail: Sets the default program for opening E-Mail client via mail=name e.g. Yam
  • Www: Sets the default program for opening web pages via http://www.name. e.g. NetSurf
• 32. USB
  • 
  • This sets logging and attachment settings for Universal Serial Bus devices.
  • Logging
    • Log errors: On or off.
    • Log warnings: On or off.
    • Log information: On or off.
  • Attachment display.
    • Show attachments. Show attached devices via USB.
    • Duration: Time to show devices.
• 33. WBPattern
  • 
  • This sets a background picture or pattern for Workbench, windows or a screen.
  • Workbench
    • Image Type: Select either Picture or Pattern
    • Picture Name: Select a picture file to display.
    • Dither quality: Best, good, or poor.
    • Color quality: Best, good, or poor.
    • Layout: Tile, center, scale, scale well.
    • Background: Pen, Color and pen/color selection
    • Scaling Options
      • Aspect ratio: Ignore, keep and fill screen, keep and fit screen.
      • Alignment: Middle, left or top, right or bottom
    • Pattern. Selected single pattern shown here
    • Colours. Colours shown.
    • Pattern sample. Tiled pattern or colour shown here.
    • Drawing tools: Freehand doted, rectangle (filled), ellipse (filled), undo, clear, redo.
    • Presets: Pattern 1-8.
  • Windows. See above for settings for window pattern.
  • Screen. See above for settings for screen pattern.
• 34. WBStartup
  • 
  • This manages Workbench startup utilities esp. Commodities and other background tasks.
  • STartup modules
    • List of programs loaded at startup.
  • Show progress window: On or off.
  • Transparent window: On or off.
• 35. Workbench
  • 
  • This sets various settings for Workbench desktop, icons and text mode used.
  • Desktop
    • Hidden devices: Tick wich devices you do not want to see on Workbench.
    • Keyboard selection:
      • Restart delay: Delay in secs.
      • Blink duration: Duration in ms.
      • Blink rate: Frequency e.g. 9Hz
      • Test: Enter test test here.
    • Options
      • Close parent automatically: On or off
      • Update drawers automatically: On or off
    • Screen Title format
      • Text: Information text to appear on screen title bar.
      • Insert: Select which information to show e.g. Memory, cpu, version etc
      • Update delay: Update info every s/10 secs
    • Appearance
      • Title bar: Visible, hidden, automatic
      • Stack size: Stack memory size.
      • No volume gauge: Turn off volume usage gauge.
      • Copy buffer size: Size of copy buffer.
  • Icons
    • General
      • Options
        • No colour icons: On or off
        • No NewIcons: On or off
        • Mark left out icons: On or off
        • Column dragging: On or off
        • Drag with label: On or off
      • Images
        • Quality: Best, good, poor, bad.
        • Border size: No border, small, mid, large.
        • Images in: Other memory, graphics memory.
      • Special effects
        • Selection: Darken, brighen, impose color, negative, rotate RGB. Value e.g. 40
      • Transparency
        • Default icons: Percentage e.g. 50%
        • Dragged icons: Percentage e.g. 20%
        • Include disks: : On or off
      • Desktop icon scaling
        • Factor: Percentage e.g. 50%
        • Minimum size: Size in pixels e.g. 8
        • Maximum size: Size in pixels e.g. 256
      • Drawer icon scaling
        • Factor: Percentage e.g. 50%
        • Minimum size: Size in pixels e.g. 8
        • Maximum size: Size in pixels e.g. 256
    • Previews
      • Image
        • Nominal width: width e.g. 80
        • Nominal height: height e.g. 80
        • Frame: Adapt to image size, always maximum size, none.
      • Picture information
        • Show: Text + background, text only, no.
        • Text height: height in pixels e.g. 2
      • Caching
        • Cache path: Path for cache.
        • Max. number of entries: Number e.g. 1024
  • Text Mode
    • Appearance
      • Background
        • Colour: Default, Custom
        • Colour selection. e.g. grey
        • Stripes: Full Window, text area, no
        • Vertical: On or off.
      • File names
        • Colour: Default, Custom
        • Colour selection e.g black
        • Bold: On or off
        • Italic: On or off
        • Underlined: On or off
      • Drawer names
        • Colour: Default, Custom
        • Colour selection e.g blue
        • Bold: On or off
        • Italic: On or off
        • Underlined: On or off
      • Link names
        • Colour: Default, Custom
        • Colour selection e.g black
        • Bold: On or off
        • Italic: On or off
        • Underlined: On or off
      • File attributes
        • Colour: Default, Custom
        • Colour selection e.g black
    • Options
      • Min size of text item icons: Percentage e.g. 23%
      • Transparency of dragged text items: Percentage e.g. 0%
      • Show drawers: With files, before files, after files.
      • Show clickable text column headers: On or off
      • Show size and type in same text column: On or off
      • Default to showing detailed file types: On or off
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