SuperViewPrefs V3.8

  © 1994 by Andreas R. Kleinert.

  FREEWARE. All rights reserved.

  Version      : 3.8
  Release Date : 06.05.1994


  Description
  ~~~~~~~~~~~
  SuperViewPrefs is the Preferences Program for superview.library.


    Changing SVObject Preferences
    -----------------------------
    SuperViewPrefs allows to change the priority of a SVObject and enables
    you to remove one from the internal List of the superview.library and
    flush it out of the memory.

    All these adjustments are temporarily, until superview.library is
    loaded next time (after rebooting or flushing unaccessed libs).

    Use this program careful when removing any SVObjects, because
    superview.library (and the SVObjects) do not really support forced
    removing of SVObjects from the internal lists yet.
    In other words : Do not try to remove anything while somebody else
    is still accessing it.

    Changing the priority will perhaps not cause any multitasking problems
    (one-byte operation, anyway).


    Changing SVDriver Preferences
    -----------------------------
    Here you may specify, which of the available ScreenDrivers should be
    used a) next time
    or	 b) next time and in the future.

    Option a) uses superview.library's SVL_SetGlobalDriver() function to
    temporarily change the settings and
    option b) includes option a) as well as saving the driver's name
    to "ENV:superview-library/Default.svdriver" (and ENVARC:), so that
    this driver is set by superview.library at startup-time.


  Author
  ~~~~~~
  Andreas R. Kleinert
  Grube Hohe Grethe 23
  D-57074 Siegen
  Germany


  History
  ~~~~~~~
  SuperViewPrefs' version depends on the version of superview.library
  it was first included with.


  V3.8 (06.05.1994) :

   - use of SAS/C V6.51


  V3.7 (29.04.1994) :

   - added TextGadget to always reflect the currently selected
     Global Screen Driver


  V3.1 (06.03.1994) :

   - added preferences options for SVDrivers
   - fixed bug in memory delocation (forget to free some memory)


  V2.5 (24.01.1994) :

   - recompilation with SAS/C V6.5


  V2.1/2.4 (16.01.1994) :

   - first version


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