>"AltSysFont" 0-3 (For textarea, plaintext, HTMLsource view: 0=disable)
>"BigFont" Yes|No
This isn't true, this is dependent on the screen size, these are the values
that can be choosen (or rather these values don't lock/crash
Arachne/computer when you hit F4).
640*480 800*600 1024*768
AltSysFont 0-2 0-4 0-6
BigFont No No Yes|No
Also something worth of noting is that BigFont overwrites AltSysFont (it's
almost like AltSysFont 5).
>"ScrollBarSize" 0-20 (Width Pixels)
This is actually 3-80, set it to 0-2 and you'll see what I meant earlier
with "Having Arachne extremly blue" ;-)
Next I must comment on how '~' works. IMO it would be better to change the
settings for all comming pages and repaint the current one if the images
weren't loaded.
Secondly (and much more important IMO), it seems that '~' is based upon the
fact that it's in the top-left corner (bellow ESC of course) in the US and
UK keycodes. However in all the other keycodes this is a diffrent key (and
YU (Yugoslavia), GR (Greece) and BR (Brazil) don't support that key as a
single hit key).
CZ atleast have it as Alt Gr + 1 (or rather Alt Gr + '+' - Shift + '+' will
generate a 1) however I can understand why Michael doesn't use CZ - several
of the keys needed to program (in C) are not available on the keyboard.
Out of the 31 keycodes that exists for DOS only 2 have the key at that
possition (US and UK), 3 can't support that placement and the rest (26) are
divided into 13 diffrent characthers on that place.
I suggest we exchange '~' for something more usefull for everyone, like
CTRL-I.
I know this is the same code as TAB but can be ID as not being the same TAB
with the help of bioskey(2) - how to do it in Linux I really don't know ;-)
BTW: How do you type a � (n with a ~ (tilde IIRC) above it) in the US/UK?
Or perhaps you never write in spanish?
And just to clear it up, other programs (ex. DOOM Legacy) reads the
keyboard raw so that's why it can use that key no matter which keyboard
layout you have, this require that they manipulate with the other keys as
well (only support is for english and french keyboards).
