
LANGUAGE {English/ANSI},{English/RIP}


LEVEL3 {}

 Users who have this key will never be forced to download
 your custom library at logon or logoff.  If you set the
 LEVEL 4 options ODONACTN and ODOFACTN to FORCE, the system
 will treat users who have this key as if ODONACTN and
 ODOFACTN were set to CHOOSE.  This also applies to users
 who have either the MASTER key or who have the key
 specified in option SYSKEY.  (If ODONACTN or ODOFACTN are
 set to WARN, then users with this key will only get a
 warning message, like all other users).

BYPSKY {SYSOP} S 15 Key required to bypass forced downloads


LEVEL4 {}

 When RIP is auto-sensed, the system will find out what
 version of RIP the user calling in supports.  If the user
 calling in doesn't have at least this version, he'll be
 warned that he needs to download an update.

 This version code must be a 6 digit string without any
 periods (like 015200 for version 1.52.00).

MINVER {015200} S 6 Minimum RIP version code for auto-sensing

 When the system generates an automatic RIP menu, it
 displays a button for each option specified for a menu page
 in the menu tree - on your system's main system menu, this
 includes the option to log off.  Since RIP menus, by
 default, have a Global Command Bar (contained in the text
 block DFSEND) at the bottom, which has an "EXIT" button,
 displaying an additional button for logging off may be
 redundant.  Set this option to NO to suppress the display
 of this button - your users will use the "EXIT" button to
 log off your system.  Set this option to YES if you would
 like a button displayed for the logoff option.

DSPXIT {Display button for exit from main menu? NO} B

 To avoid displaying a button for the option to log off, the
 system needs to know what module page calls the module
 "Logoff (End Session)".  Most often this is the "EXIT"
 module page, but if you've changed that page name, you
 should enter the new name here.

XITPGE {EXIT} (DSPXIT=NO) S 16 Name of "Logoff (End Session)" page

 When automatically generating a RIP menu, the system uses
 either of two different button and text style combinations:
 styles for larger buttons (specified in the text blocks
 ENALGE and DIMLGE) or styles for smaller buttons (specified
 in the text blocks ENASML and DIMSML).  This option tells
 the system the maximum number of options a menu can have
 and still be displayed using the styles for larger buttons.
 If a menu has more options than specified here, the system
 will display those options using the styles for smaller
 buttons.  Set this option to 25 to always use the larger
 styles, or 0 to always use the smaller styles.

MAXLGE {Maximum number of selections for large button style 16} N 0 25

  For those users who are logged on with RIP, you may not
  want the system to display any menu files which have
  extensions of .IBM, .ANS, or .ASC.  If you set this option
  to NO, then when a RIP user is on a menu page, and that
  menu page is set to display a file, the system will only
  look for a menu file with a .RIP extension, and will
  ignore any other files.  If it can't find a file with a
  .RIP extension, it will display an auto-generated menu.
  If you set this option to YES, then the system will try
  each extension in turn, as normal.

DSPOEXT {Display other menu file extensions for RIP users? NO} B

 If you maintain a particular library of RIP icons and/or
 scenes that are required for your system, you can have the
 system check your users' hard drives for a certain file,
 compare its date, time and size to a copy of that same file
 on the server's hard drive and, if they're different, either
 force the user to download your custom library, let the
 user choose whether or not to download, or just warn the
 user that their library is out of date.  You can have the
 system perform this check when a user logs on, when they
 log off, or both.  Set this option to NO if your system
 doesn't require any special icons and/or RIP scenes.

HASCLB {Does this system have a custom icon library? NO} B

 This is the name (and, if you wish, the path) of the
 signature file, on the server's hard drive, for your
 system's library of icons and/or scenes.  Whenever the
 system does a remote check of this same file on a user's
 hard drive, it will compare the date and time information
 it receives back from the user's system to the date and
 time of this file. A copy of the file specified here should
 be included with your custom library - that is, placed in
 the same directory specified in CLBPTH, or archived into
 the file specified in ARCSPC (or both), along with the
 files which make up your system's custom library.

SGNNAM {BBSRIP.ICN} (HASCLB=YES) S 39 Signature file name

 This option specifies whether all of your custom icons
 and/or RIP scenes are stored separately in a directory on
 your hard drive, are archived in a single file, or are
 stored both ways.  When the download begins, if this option
 is set to MULT, then the server will look in the directory
 specified in CLBPTH and begin a download of all the files
 it finds there.  If this is set to ARCHVD, then the system
 will download the file specified in ARCSPC.  If this option
 is set to BOTH, the user will be allowed to choose how they
 want to download.  All downloads will be via ZMODEM.

CLBFRM {How is the custom library stored? MULT} (HASCLB=YES) E MULT ARCHVD BOTH

 If you set CLBFRM to either MULT or BOTH, this option tells
 the server the directory path where the files for your
 custom library are stored.  If you specify an invalid
 directory here, and CLBFRM is set to BOTH, then the system
 will download the file specified in ARCSPC.  If the
 directory is invalid and CLBFRM is set to MULT, then the
 system will only warn the user.

CLBPTH {CUSTLIB\} (CLBFRM=MULT,BOTH) S 39 Custom library path

 If you set CLBFRM to either ARCHVD or BOTH, this option
 tells the server the name (and, if you wish, the path) of
 the single archive file which contains the custom library.
 If the file specified here doesn't exist, and CLBFRM is set
 to BOTH, then the system will download the files it finds
 in the directory specified in CLBPTH.  If the file doesn't
 exist and CLBFRM is set to ARCHVD, then the system will
 only warn the user.

ARCSPC {CUSTLIB.ZIP} (CLBFRM=ARCHVD,BOTH) S 39 Custom archive name

 This tells the system when to check for an out of date
 library on the user's hard drive.  You can have the system
 perform this check at logon (after the user has entered
 their User-ID and password), at logoff, or both.  Note that
 if you have this option set to BOTH, and the user does in
 fact download at logon (and doesn't subsequently delete the
 signature file!), then nothing will happen at logoff.

CHKSGN {When to check user's hard drive for signature file LOGON} (HASCLB=YES) E LOGON LOGOFF BOTH

 This tells the system what action to take at logon if it
 determines the user's library is out of date.  If you set
 this option to FORCE, then the user will receive a warning
 message, and the download will begin after they press
 ENTER. If you set this to CHOOSE, a warning message will be
 sent, but the user will be allowed to bypass the download
 if they wish.  If you set this to WARN, then the system
 will only send a warning message, and no download will take
 place.

ODONACTN {Action at logon for out of date library FORCE} (CHKSGN=LOGON,BOTH) E FORCE CHOOSE WARN

 This tells the system what action to take at logoff if it
 determines the user's library is out of date.  If you set
 this option to FORCE, then the user will receive a warning
 message, and the download will begin after they press
 ENTER. If you set this to CHOOSE, a warning message will be
 sent, but the user will be allowed to bypass the download
 if they wish.  If you set this to WARN, then the system
 will only send a warning message, and no download will take
 place.

ODOFACTN {Action at logoff for out of date library FORCE} (CHKSGN=LOGOFF,BOTH) E FORCE CHOOSE WARN

 This is the command string for the RIP_QUERY_FILE command,
 but without the signature file name at the end (the server
 will append the file name before transmitting this string).
 It's recommended you don't change this string, unless
 you're very familiar with the RIPScrip language.

SGNFIQ {|1F030000} (HASCLB=YES) S 29 RIP_QUERY_FILE command string


LEVEL6 {}

 This is the message a user gets if he calls in with RIP
 support that's a little bit too old.  This message should
 advise him to download an update to get the most out of
 this system.

OLDVER {[0m
[1;33mYour RIPscrip-compatible terminal program will need to be updated before
you can use this system in RIP mode.  You should log on now in ANSI mode,
and then go into the File Library to download the latest terminal
program.
} T User has to update his RIP terminal

 This is the message a user gets if he calls in with RIP
 support, but the system couldn't find out what version he
 has (because of line noise).  Since a particular version
 of RIP support is required to see all of the RIP screens
 correctly, this message will advise them what version they
 need.

NOVERS {[0m
[1;33mDue to line noise, we weren't able to automatically sense what version of
RIPscrip support your terminal offers.  This system requires version %s
RIP support.  You may need to log on now in ANSI mode, and then download
the latest terminal program from the File Library.
} T Warning message: couldn't get version number


ODONFM {[0m
[1;32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or RIP
scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system will not function properly on
your terminal without an updated library, it will now start the automatic
download of these files.  You won't need to take any action after the
download is finished, since the files will be automatically placed into the
proper subdirectory on your hard drive.
} T Out-of-date at logon, force download, mult files


ODONCM {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or RIP
scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system won't function properly on your
terminal without an updated library, you should, before going on, allow the
system to start the download of these files.  You won't need to take any
action after the download is finished, since the files will be automatically
placed into the proper subdirectory on your hard drive.
} T Out-of-date at logon, choose to download, multiple files


ODONFA {[0m
[1;32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or RIP
scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system won't function properly on
your terminal without an updated library, it will now start the automatic
download of the file "[36m%s[32m".  This is an archive file which contains
all of the custom icons and/or RIP scenes for this system.  Once the download
is finished, you should, before going on, shell out to DOS, and unzip the
files contained in "[36m%s[32m" into the proper subdirectory.
} T Out-of-date at logon, force download, archived


ODONCA {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or RIP
scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system won't function properly on your
terminal without an updated library, you should, before going on, allow the
system to start the download of the file "[36m%s[32m".  This is an archive file which
contains all of the custom icons and/or RIP scenes for this system. Once the
download is finished, you should shell out to DOS, and unzip the files
contained in "[36m%s[32m" into the proper subdirectory.
} T Out-of-date at logon, choose to download, archived


ODONFC {[0m
[1;32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or RIP
scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system won't function properly on your
terminal without an updated library, it will now start the automatic
download of these files.
} T Out-of-date at logon, force d/load, mult files or archived


ODONCC {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or RIP
scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system won't function properly on your
terminal without an updated library, you should, before going on, allow the
system to start the download of these files.
} T Out-of-date at logon, choose d/load, mult files or archived


ODONWRN {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or RIP
scenes is a bit out of date.  The system will not function properly on your
terminal without an updated library.  You should log on now in ANSI mode, and
then download the latest icons and scenes from the File Library.

[36mPress ENTER to continue... } T Out-of-date at logon, warning only


ODONAFM {[0m
[1;32mBy aborting this download, you will be only partially updating your
library of custom icons and/or RIP scenes.  Again, since the system will not
function properly on your terminal without a completely updated library,
you must allow this download to complete.  The system will now restart the
download of these files.

[36mPress ENTER to continue... } T Aborted d/l at logon, force restart, mult files


ODONACM {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mBy aborting this download, you will be only partially updating your
library of custom icons and/or RIP scenes.  Again, since the system will not
function properly on your terminal without a completely updated library,
you should allow this download to complete.
} T Aborted d/l at logon, choose to restart, mult files


ODONAFA {[0m
[1;32mBy aborting this download, you will be only partially updating your
library of custom icons and/or RIP scenes.  Again, since the system will not
function properly on your terminal without a completely updated library,
you must allow this download to complete.  The system will now restart the
download of the archive file "[36m%s[32m".

[36mPress ENTER to continue... } T Aborted d/l at logon, force restart, archived


ODONACA {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mBy aborting this download, you will be only partially updating your
library of custom icons and/or RIP scenes.  Again, since the system will not
function properly on your terminal without a completely updated library,
you should allow the system to complete the download of the archive file
"[36m%s[32m".
} T Aborted d/l at logon, choose to restart, archived


DLCEXPON {[0m
[1;32mYou have a choice as to how to download the custom library.  You can have
the system download the icons and/or RIP scenes as individual files using a
batch transfer, or you can download the single file "[36m%s[32m" - this is
an archive file containing all of the custom icons and/or RIP scenes for
this system.  If you choose to download the icons as separate files, the
transfer will take longer, but you won't need to take any action after the
download is complete, since the files will be placed automatically into the
correct subdirectory on your hard drive.  If you choose to download only the
file "[36m%s[32m", the download will take less time, but you'll need to
shell out to DOS when the download is complete, and unzip the files into the
proper subdirectory.
} T Explain choice of download of mult files or single archive


UZREMON {[0m
[1;35mREMEMBER!

[32mAlthough you've downloaded "[36m%s[32m", the custom icons and/or scenes
still need to be unzipped!  Again, you should shell out to DOS now, and
unzip the files to the correct subdirectory.  If you have a directory
specified for this system in your RIPterm dialing directory, unzip the files
into that.  If you don't have a directory specified, then unzip them into
your [36mICONS\ [32msubdirectory.

[36mPress ENTER to continue... } T Remind user to unzip files if d/loaded single file archive


ODOFHDR {},{
!|10000$SAVEALL$|10000$RESET$|1B00000200LC030F000F080700000F07000000
!|Y000001LD|1U0A08HI740000<><>|1B00000200LC020F000F080700000F07000000
!|1U067EHM820000<><>|1B00000200LC030F000F080700000F07000000
!|1U068CHM8Z0000<><>|1B00000201DS020F00080F0000000F07000000
!|1U0K0FH86X0000<><>`M|w04022F0U11|#|#|#
} T Special header for out-of-date at logoff


ODOFFM {[0m
[1;32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or RIP
scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system will not function properly
on your terminal without an updated library, it will now start the
automatic download of these files, in order to ensure that you're
completely up to date the next time you log on.  You won't need to take
any action after the download is finished, since the files will be
automatically placed into the proper subdirectory on your hard drive.
} T Out-of-date at logoff, force d/load, mult files


ODOFFA {[0m
[1;32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons
and/or RIP scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system won't function
properly on your terminal without an updated library, it will now start
the automatic download of the file "[36m%s[32m".  This is an archive
file which contains all of the custom icons and/or RIP scenes for this
system.  This download is necessary to ensure that you're completely up to
date the next time you log on.  After you log off, you should unzip the
files contained in "[36m%s[32m" into the proper subdirectory.
} T Out-of-date at logoff, force d/load, archived


ODOFCM {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or
RIP scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system won't function properly
on your terminal without an updated library, you should, before logging
off, allow the system to start the download of these files.  You won't need
to take any action after the download is finished, since the files will
be automatically placed into the proper subdirectory on your hard drive.
} T Out-of-date at logoff, choose to d/load, multiple files


ODOFCA {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or
RIP scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system won't function properly
on your terminal without an updated library, you should, before logging
off, allow the system to start the download of the file "[36m%s[32m".  This
is an archive file which contains all of the custom icons and/or RIP
scenes for this system.  After you log off, your should unzip the files
contained in "[36m%s[32m" into the proper subdirectory.
} T Out-of-date at logoff, choose to download, archived


ODOFFC {[0m
[1;32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or RIP
scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system won't function properly on your
terminal without an updated library, it will now start the automatic download
of these files.  This is necessary to ensure that you're completely up to date
the next time you call this system.
} T Out-of-date at logoff, force d/l, mult files or archived


ODOFCC {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or RIP
scenes is a bit out of date.  Since the system won't function properly on your
terminal without an updated library, you should, before logging off, allow the
system to start the download of these files.  This is necessary in order to
ensure that you're completely up to date the next time you call this system.
} T Out-of-date at logon, choose d/load, mult files or archived


ODOFWRN {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mThe system has determined that your library of required icons and/or RIP
scenes is a bit out of date.  The system will not function properly on
your terminal without an updated library.  Before you log off, you should
download the latest icons and scenes from the File Library.

[36mPress ENTER to continue... } T Out of date at logoff, warning only


ODOFAFM {[0m
[1;32mBy aborting this download, you will be only partially updating your
library of custom icons and/or RIP scenes.  Again, since the system will not
function properly on your terminal the next time you log on without a
completely updated library, you must allow this download to complete.
The system will now restart the download of these files.

[36mPress ENTER to continue... } T Aborted d/l at logoff, force restart, mult files


ODOFACM {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mBy aborting this download, you will be only partially updating your
library of custom icons and/or RIP scenes.  Again, since the system will not
function properly on your terminal the next time you log on without a
completely updated library, you should allow this download to complete.
} T Aborted d/l at logoff, choose to restart, mult files


ODOFAFA {[0m
[1;32mBy aborting this download, you will be only partially updating your
library of custom icons and/or RIP scenes.  Again, since the system will not
function properly on your terminal the next time you log on without a
completely updated library, you must allow this download to complete.
The system will now restart the download of the archive file "[36m%s[32m".

[36mPress ENTER to continue... } T Aborted d/l at logoff, force restart, archived


ODOFACA {[0m
[1;35mWARNING!

[32mBy aborting this download, you will be only partially updating your
library of custom icons and/or RIP scenes.  Again, since the system will not
function properly on your terminal the next time you log on without a
completely updated library, you should allow the system to complete the
download of the archive file "[36m%s[32m".
} T Aborted d/l at logoff, choose to restart, archived


DLCEXPOF {[0m
[1;32mYou have a choice as to how to download the custom library.  You can have
the system download the icons and/or RIP scenes as individual files using a
batch transfer, or you can download the single file "[36m%s[32m" - this is
an archive file containing all of the custom icons and/or RIP scenes for
this system.  If you choose to download the icons as separate files, the
transfer will take longer, but you won't need to take any action after the
download is complete, since the files will be placed automatically into the
correct subdirectory on your hard drive.  If you choose to download only the
file "[36m%s[32m", the download will take less time, but after you log off,
you'll need to unzip the files into the proper subdirectory.
} T Explain choice of download of mult files or single archive


UZREMOF {[0m
[1;35mREMEMBER!

[32mAlthough you've downloaded "[36m%s[32m", the custom icons and/or
scenes still need to be unzipped!  Again, after you log off, you should
unzip the files to the correct subdirectory.  If you have a directory
specified for this system in your RIPterm dialing directory, unzip the
files into that.  If you don't have a directory specified, then unzip
them into your [36mICONS\ [32msubdirectory.

[36mPress ENTER to continue... } T Remind user to unzip files if d/loaded single file archive


ODOFTRL {},{
!|10000$RESTOREALL$|#|#|#
} T Special trailer for out-of-date at logoff


DLTIME {[0m
[1;32mThe download will take %s...
} T Estimated time of download


DLTMBTH {[0m
[1;32mThe download will take %s if you download only the
archive "[36m%s[32m", or %s if you download the library
as separate files...
} T Estimated time of download, choice of mult or archived


RET2CN {[0m
[1;36mPress ENTER to continue... } T Press ENTER to continue prompt


DLPMT {[0m
[1;36mDownload the custom icons and/or scenes now? } T Download custom library prompt


DLPMTA {[0m
[1;36mDownload [37m%s [36mnow? } T Download custom library prompt, archived


DLPMTC {[0m
[1;36mType [37mB [36mto perform a batch transfer, or [37mS [36mfor single archive file: } T Download custom library prompt, mult files or archived


DLRSPMT {[0m
[1;36mRestart download of custom icons and/or scenes? } T Restart download prompt


DLRSPMTA {[0m
[1;36mRestart download of "[37m%s[36m"? } T Restart download prompt, archived


DLDDUN {[0m
[1;32mThe download of the custom library has been completed!  Again, you need take
no further action at this point, as the files for the custom library have
automatically been placed in the proper subdirectory for this system (that is,
you're completely up to date).

[36mPress ENTER to continue... } T Inform user of successful download


CANTDL {[0m
[1;35mUnfortunately, a problem has been encountered upon attempting to download
the set of custom icons and/or RIP scenes.  Most likely, the system is unable
to proceed with the download for one of two reasons: either you have too many
files tagged already (this system allows %d maximum), or the Sysop hasn't
given you access to use the ZMODEM protocol.

Since you're unable to download the icons and/or RIP scenes now, you should
contact your Sysop as soon as possible.  To obtain the latest icons and/or
RIP scenes, you should enter the File Libraries, and download the required
files from there.

[36mPress ENTER to continue... } T Inform user if unable to download


 This option, and the next 24 options after it, act as
 "templates", to specify the locations of the buttons for
 each of the menu options on the screen when the system
 automatically generates a RIP menu.  The only thing the
 system is concerned with is the LOCATION of the buttons in
 these options, that is, their (X0,Y0 - X1,Y1) coordinates.
 It will ignore their other aspects (ie. their style,
 labels, etc.)  To set the STYLE of the buttons, as well the
 the font style of the buttons' labels, use the options
 ENALGE, DIMLGE, ENASML and DIMSML.  This option specifies
 the default location for a menu with 1 option.

DEF1 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U593V00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 1 option

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 2 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF2 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U592R00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U595000000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 2 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 3 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF3 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U592700000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U593V00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U595J00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 3 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 4 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF4 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U591U00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U593600000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U594I00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U595U00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 4 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 5 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF5 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U591M00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U592Q00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U593U00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U594Y00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U596200000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 5 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 6 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF6 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U591J00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U592I00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U593H00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U594G00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U595F00000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1U596E00000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 6 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 7 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF7 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U591F00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U592900000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U593300000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U593X00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U594R00000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1U595L00000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U596F00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 7 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 8 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF8 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U591C00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U592200000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U592T00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U593K00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U594B00000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1U595200000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U595T00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U596K00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 8 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 9 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF9 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U131M00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U9I1M00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U132Q00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U9I2Q00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U133U00000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1U9I3U00000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U134Y00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U9I4Y00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1U596200000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 9 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 10 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF10 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U131M00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U9I1M00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U132Q00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U9I2Q00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U133U00000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1U9I3U00000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U134Y00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U9I4Y00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1U136200000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U9I6200000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 10 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 11 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF11 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U131J00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U9I1J00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U132I00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U9I2I00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U133H00000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1U9I3H00000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U134G00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U9I4G00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1U135F00000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U9I5F00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U596E00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 11 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 12 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF12 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U131J00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U9I1J00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U132I00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U9I2I00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U133H00000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1U9I3H00000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U134G00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U9I4G00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1U135F00000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U9I5F00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U136E00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1U9I6E00000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 12 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 13 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF13 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U131F00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U9I1F00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U132900000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U9I2900000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U133300000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1U9I3300000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U133X00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U9I3X00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1U134R00000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U9I4R00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U135L00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1U9I5L00000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U596F00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 13 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 14 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF14 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U131F00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U9I1F00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U132900000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U9I2900000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U133300000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1U9I3300000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U133X00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U9I3X00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1U134R00000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U9I4R00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U135L00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1U9I5L00000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U136F00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U9I6F00000000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 14 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 15 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF15 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U131B00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U9I1B00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U132200000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U9I2200000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U132T00000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1U9I2T00000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U133K00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U9I3K00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1U134B00000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U9I4B00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U135200000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1U9I5200000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U135T00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U9I5T00000000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>
!|1U596K00000000<>--------Menu Option 15--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 15 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 16 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF16 {},{
!|1K|Y000001LD|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U131B8A1Q0000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U9I1BGP1Q0000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1U13228A2H0000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U9I22GP2H0000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U132T8A380000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1U9I2TGP380000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U133K8A3Z0000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U9I3KGP3Z0000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1U134B8A4Q0000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U9I4BGP4Q0000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U13528A5H0000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1U9I52GP5H0000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U135T8A680000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U9I5TGP680000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>
!|1U136K8A6Z0000<>--------Menu Option 15--------<>
!|1U9I6KGP6Z0000<>--------Menu Option 16--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 16 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 17 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF17 {},{
!|1K|1B580F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000058|Y020004LD
!|1U0H1J00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U6A1J00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1UC31J00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U0H2I00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U6A2I00000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1UC32I00000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U0H3H00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U6A3H00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1UC33H00000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U0H4G00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U6A4G00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1UC34G00000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U0H5F00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U6A5F00000000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>
!|1UC35F00000000<>--------Menu Option 15--------<>
!|1U3E6E00000000<>--------Menu Option 16--------<>
!|1U966E00000000<>--------Menu Option 17--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 17 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 18 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF18 {},{
!|1K|1B580F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000058|Y020004LD
!|1U0H1J00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U6A1J00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1UC31J00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U0H2I00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U6A2I00000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1UC32I00000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U0H3H00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U6A3H00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1UC33H00000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U0H4G00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U6A4G00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1UC34G00000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U0H5F00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U6A5F00000000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>
!|1UC35F00000000<>--------Menu Option 15--------<>
!|1U0H6E00000000<>--------Menu Option 16--------<>
!|1U6A6E00000000<>--------Menu Option 17--------<>
!|1UC36E00000000<>--------Menu Option 18--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 18 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 19 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF19 {},{
!|1K|1B580F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000058|Y020004LD
!|1U0H1F00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U6A1F00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1UC31F00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U0H2900000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U6A2900000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1UC32900000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U0H3300000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U6A3300000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1UC33300000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U0H3X00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U6A3X00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1UC33X00000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U0H4R00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U6A4R00000000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>
!|1UC34R00000000<>--------Menu Option 15--------<>
!|1U0H5L00000000<>--------Menu Option 16--------<>
!|1U6A5L00000000<>--------Menu Option 17--------<>
!|1UC35L00000000<>--------Menu Option 18--------<>
!|1U6A6F00000000<>--------Menu Option 19--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 19 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 20 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF20 {},{
!|1K|1B580F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000058|Y020004LD
!|1U0H1F00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U6A1F00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1UC31F00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U0H2900000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U6A2900000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1UC32900000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U0H3300000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U6A3300000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1UC33300000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U0H3X00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U6A3X00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1UC33X00000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U0H4R00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U6A4R00000000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>
!|1UC34R00000000<>--------Menu Option 15--------<>
!|1U0H5L00000000<>--------Menu Option 16--------<>
!|1U6A5L00000000<>--------Menu Option 17--------<>
!|1UC35L00000000<>--------Menu Option 18--------<>
!|1U3E6F00000000<>--------Menu Option 19--------<>
!|1U966F00000000<>--------Menu Option 20--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 20 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 21 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF21 {},{
!|1K|1B580F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000058|Y020004LD
!|1U0H1F00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U6A1F00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1UC31F00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U0H2900000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U6A2900000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1UC32900000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U0H3300000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U6A3300000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1UC33300000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U0H3X00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U6A3X00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1UC33X00000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U0H4R00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U6A4R00000000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>
!|1UC34R00000000<>--------Menu Option 15--------<>
!|1U0H5L00000000<>--------Menu Option 16--------<>
!|1U6A5L00000000<>--------Menu Option 17--------<>
!|1UC35L00000000<>--------Menu Option 18--------<>
!|1U0H6F00000000<>--------Menu Option 19--------<>
!|1U6A6F00000000<>--------Menu Option 20--------<>
!|1UC36F00000000<>--------Menu Option 21--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 21 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 22 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF22 {},{
!|1K|1B580F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000058|Y020004LD
!|1U0H1B00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U6A1B00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1UC31B00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U0H2200000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U6A2200000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1UC32200000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U0H2T00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U6A2T00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1UC32T00000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U0H3K00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U6A3K00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1UC33K00000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U0H4B00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U6A4B00000000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>
!|1UC34B00000000<>--------Menu Option 15--------<>
!|1U0H5200000000<>--------Menu Option 16--------<>
!|1U6A5200000000<>--------Menu Option 17--------<>
!|1UC35200000000<>--------Menu Option 18--------<>
!|1U0H5T00000000<>--------Menu Option 19--------<>
!|1U6A5T00000000<>--------Menu Option 20--------<>
!|1UC35T00000000<>--------Menu Option 21--------<>
!|1U6A6K00000000<>--------Menu Option 22--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 22 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 23 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF23 {},{
!|1B580F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000058|Y020004LD
!|1U0H1B00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U6A1B00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1UC31B00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U0H2200000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U6A2200000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1UC32200000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U0H2T00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U6A2T00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1UC32T00000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U0H3K00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U6A3K00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1UC33K00000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U0H4B00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U6A4B00000000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>
!|1UC34B00000000<>--------Menu Option 15--------<>
!|1U0H5200000000<>--------Menu Option 16--------<>
!|1U6A5200000000<>--------Menu Option 17--------<>
!|1UC35200000000<>--------Menu Option 18--------<>
!|1U0H5T00000000<>--------Menu Option 19--------<>
!|1U6A5T00000000<>--------Menu Option 20--------<>
!|1UC35T00000000<>--------Menu Option 21--------<>
!|1U3E6K00000000<>--------Menu Option 22--------<>
!|1U966K00000000<>--------Menu Option 23--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 23 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 24 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF24 {},{
!|1K|1B580F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000058|Y020004LD
!|1U0H1B00000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U6A1B00000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1UC31B00000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U0H2200000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U6A2200000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1UC32200000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U0H2T00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U6A2T00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1UC32T00000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U0H3K00000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U6A3K00000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1UC33K00000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U0H4B00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U6A4B00000000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>
!|1UC34B00000000<>--------Menu Option 15--------<>
!|1U0H5200000000<>--------Menu Option 16--------<>
!|1U6A5200000000<>--------Menu Option 17--------<>
!|1UC35200000000<>--------Menu Option 18--------<>
!|1U0H5T00000000<>--------Menu Option 19--------<>
!|1U6A5T00000000<>--------Menu Option 20--------<>
!|1UC35T00000000<>--------Menu Option 21--------<>
!|1U0H6K00000000<>--------Menu Option 22--------<>
!|1U6A6K00000000<>--------Menu Option 23--------<>
!|1UC36K00000000<>--------Menu Option 24--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 24 options

 This option specifies the default button locations for
 a menu with 25 options.  (See the help for the option DEF1
 for more details.)

DEF25 {},{
!|1K|1B580F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000058|Y020004LD
!|1U0H1900000000<>--------Menu Option 1---------<>
!|1U6A1900000000<>--------Menu Option 2---------<>
!|1UC31900000000<>--------Menu Option 3---------<>
!|1U0H1X00000000<>--------Menu Option 4---------<>
!|1U6A1X00000000<>--------Menu Option 5---------<>
!|1UC31X00000000<>--------Menu Option 6---------<>
!|1U0H2L00000000<>--------Menu Option 7---------<>
!|1U6A2L00000000<>--------Menu Option 8---------<>
!|1UC32L00000000<>--------Menu Option 9---------<>
!|1U0H3900000000<>--------Menu Option 10--------<>
!|1U6A3900000000<>--------Menu Option 11--------<>
!|1UC33900000000<>--------Menu Option 12--------<>
!|1U0H3X00000000<>--------Menu Option 13--------<>
!|1U6A3X00000000<>--------Menu Option 14--------<>
!|1UC33X00000000<>--------Menu Option 15--------<>
!|1U0H4L00000000<>--------Menu Option 16--------<>
!|1U6A4L00000000<>--------Menu Option 17--------<>
!|1UC34L00000000<>--------Menu Option 18--------<>
!|1U0H5900000000<>--------Menu Option 19--------<>
!|1U6A5900000000<>--------Menu Option 20--------<>
!|1UC35900000000<>--------Menu Option 21--------<>
!|1U0H5X00000000<>--------Menu Option 22--------<>
!|1U6A5X00000000<>--------Menu Option 23--------<>
!|1UC35X00000000<>--------Menu Option 24--------<>
!|1U6A6L00000000<>--------Menu Option 25--------<>|#|#|#
} T Auto RIP menu, default button locations - 25 options

 This option tells the system what button style and what
 text font style to use for LARGE / ENABLED buttons (the
 system creates large buttons if the number of options to be
 displayed for a menu is less than or equal to the value set
 in the Level 4 option MAXLGE).  If an option has no key
 required, or if it has a key required and the user has that
 key, or if it has a key required but you chose "Show
 Option" for it in the Menu Tree, it will be displayed in
 this style.  The system will use the style of the first
 button it finds here, and will use the font style of that
 button's label.  (Anything else in this option is ignored.)

ENALGE {},{
!|Y00000100|1B770F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000077
!|1U5E4Q00000000<>Default Style - Large/Enabled<>|#|#|#
} T Default button style - large/enabled

 This option tells the system what button style and what
 text font style to use for LARGE / DIMMED buttons (the
 system creates large buttons if the number of options to be
 displayed for a menu is less than or equal to the value set
 in the Level 4 option MAXLGE).  If you've specified a key
 required for an option, and the user doesn't have that key,
 and you chose "Dim Option" for the option in the Menu Tree,
 it will be displayed in this style.  The system will use
 the style of the first button it finds here, and will use
 the font style of that button's label.  (Anything else in
 this option is ignored.)

DIMLGE {},{
!|Y00000100|1B770F0207QO0207000F070800000F07000077
!|1U5E4Q00000000<>Default Sytle - Large/Dimmed<>|#|#|#
} T Default button style - large/dimmed

 This option tells the system what button style and what
 text font style to use for SMALL / ENABLED buttons (the
 system creates small buttons if the number of options to be
 displayed for a menu is more than the value set in the
 Level 4 option MAXLGE).  If an option has no key required,
 or if it has a key required and the user has that key, or
 if it has a key required but you chose "Show Option" for it
 in the Menu Tree, it will be displayed in this style. The
 system will use the style of the first button it finds
 here, and will use the font style of that button's label.
 (Anything else in this option is ignored.)

ENASML {},{
!|1B580F0207QQ020E000F080700000F07000058|Y02000400
!|1U6I4Q00000000<>Default Style - Small/Enabled<>|#|#|#
} T Default button style - small/enabled

 This option tells the system what button style and what
 text font style to use for SMALL / DIMMED buttons (the
 system creates small buttons if the number of options to be
 displayed for a menu is more than the value set in the
 Level 4 option MAXLGE).  If you've specified a key required
 for an option, and the user doesn't have that key, and you
 chose "Dim Option" for the option in the Menu Tree, it will
 be displayed in this style.  The system will use the style
 of the first button it finds here, and will use the font
 style of that button's label.  (Anything else in this
 option is ignored.)

DIMSML {},{
!|1B580F0207QO0207000F070800000F07000058|Y02000400
!|1U6I4Q00000000<>Default Style - Small/Dimmed<>|#|#|#
} T Default button style - small/dimmed

