The configuration "telix.flp" is designed to work with the
telecommunications program, Telix.  It was designed using Telix
3.12, but will work with many other versions of the software.

The following changes have been made to the default.flp
configuration in telix.flp:

spaces are not counted when reading either lines or words
(CTRL-F5 and CTRL-F6 in Review)

The primary cursor is set as an enhancement cursor (reading
enhancement 112-- inverse video; the default color for the
dialing directory in Telix running on a monochrome system.)  It
is set as a light bar cursor.  It is set to read the current
enhanced patch when the cursor is selected.  Flipper is set to
search for this cursor from bottom to top, right to left  This allows
you to read the dialing directory and other Telix menus, such as
the options Menu (ALT-N, ALT-O) and the Terminal Emulation Menu
(ALT-T.)

The second cursor is the DOS cursor.

The up and down arrows are set to read the current enhanced
patch if the cursor is a light bar and the current line if it is
not.

The left and right arrow keys are set to read window 11 if the
cursor is a light bar. (this reads the bottom "dial" menu in the
dialing directory when the left and right arrows are used.) They
are set to read current character when the cursor is not a light
bar.

ALT-L is set to pass the key directly to the application and
then read a pop-up window-- window 1.  This reads the dialogue
box when you press ALT-L to open or close a capture file.  Note:
if you wish to use ALT-L to read the next word, as it would
normally, you will need to find another way of reading the
capture file window or perhaps choose to define another key
(CTRL-L, perhaps) to read the next word, instead.

ALT-G is set to pass the key directly to the application and
then read a pop-up window-- window 1.  This reads the dialogue
box when you press ALT-G to run a script.

Window 1 is a forms symbol box.  It is set to read a pop-up
window; the first  from the bottom.  It is set to read the
window contents.  It is tied to many of the telix command keys,
and is used to read the pop-up dialogue boxs.

Window 1 is also tied to CTRL-ALT-P, and is
set to read the entire menu brought up by ALT-N, ALT-P-- the
parameter settings menu.  It is intended to be read "manually,"
by pressing CTRL-ALT-P when you want to hear all the parameter
options.

Reaction zone 1 watches for the characters "offl" in the area
from line 25, column 68 to line 25, column 71 and then reads
window 15 when those characters appear in that location.  This
announces "offline" as soon as your modem is disconnected.  It
serves as a warning to alert you to loss of carrier as soon as
it happens.  Window 3 is set to read line 25, columns 68 through 75.

Telix users who use "chat" features of some BBSs and online
systems might also want to be aware of the "delayed time-out for
listening to remote typing" function.   This is to be found on
F8 in Review.  When it is set on, Flipper waits longer before
sending text to your synthesizer, thereby speaking in "chunks,"
(several words at a time), rather than character by character as
someone is typing in on the other end of a direct connection.
This is useful when "chatting" on systems where you see the
other person's words as they are being typed.  It prevents their
typing from being spelled out to you, character by character.
