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    Types: TextFile
    Names: »FM.CFG«

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                       FILE MANAGER COLOR CONFIGURATION

 This file,  if present on the system drive user 0, allows you to override the 
 default  File  Manager Colors for the Object Window  (WINDOW),  Command  Menu 
 (MENU), Prompt Window (PROMPT) and Function Key Legend Window (KEY).  (If the 
 system drive has the DOS format, this file must be in the root directory.)

 The colors 8 to 15 are special colors, in that they only apply to foreground. 
 Foreground colors in that range are converted to the corresponding background 
 color  by  subtracting 8 from the color number when the  display  is  reverse 
 video mode (highlighted).  Similiarly, background colors assigned the 8 to 15 
 range below, assume the corresponding background color in normal mode and are 
 the specified color only when displayed in reverse video mode.

 The  colors  must  be  specified  as  numbers  and  the  rest  of  the  color 
 specification command,  e.g.  "WINDOW FG COLOR=",  must be written exactly as 
 shown, with no additional spaces, etc.
    
                       *********************************
                       *      File manager colors      *
                       *********************************

 (WINDOW means the object window)
 (MENU means the command menu window)
 (PROMPT means the prompt line)
 (KEY means the key legend)

 Colors must be entered as a number as follows:

 Standard colors for both foreground and background.
 0 -> Black
 1 -> Blue
 2 -> Red 
 3 -> Magenta
 4 -> Green
 5 -> Cyan
 6 -> Brown
 7 -> White

 Special  (high  intensity)  colors for Foreground  only.  (These  colors  are 
 converted to the above standard set when displayed in background.)
 8  -> Grey 
 9  -> Light Blue
 10 -> Light Red
 11 -> Light Magenta
 12 -> Light Green
 13 -> Light Cyan   
 14 -> Yellow
 15 -> High Intensity White

OBJECT FG COLOR=0
OBJECT BG COLOR=5
COMMAND FG COLOR=0
COMMAND BG COLOR=4
PROMPT FG COLOR=7
PROMPT BG COLOR=0
KEY FG COLOR=14
KEY BG COLOR=1
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