1. Foramt of the TOURINI.INI file

The  TOURINI.INI  file  contains  six  lines.  Each  line contains a
specific piece of information which TOUR will use  when  controlling
you  terminal.  If  the  MAKETINI.COM  program  does not know how to
create a TOURINI.INI file for your terminal,  you  may  create  this
file  yourself  with  either  a  text  editor, or, if your hands are
steady, with the standard CP/M PIP program. The format of this  file
is 

line 1 : <command delimiter character>
line 2 : <start character highlight sequence>
line 3 : <end character highlight sequence>
line 4 : <home cursor and clear screen sequence>
line 5 : <terminal initialization sequence>
line 6 : <terminal reset sequence>



2. A few notes:


Your file must contain six lines; its okay to enter blank lines. 

The default command limiter is a semicolon. 

If  your  terminal  does  not support character highlighing, such as
reverse video or underlining, enter <<< for start highlight and  >>>
for end highlight. 

If  you terminal uses a control Z to clear the screen, select option
16 in the MAKETINI.COM program. (You'll just have to live  with  the
results.)  TOUR cannot properly control a terminal that uses control
Z for any other purpose. 

The terminal initialization sequence is  written  to  your  terminal
before  any  other  other  control  characters. Use it to change you
terminal mode if required. If your terminal  has  a  "set  scrolling
region"  command, enter the sequence to scroll lines 2 through 24 in
the initialization sequence line. 

The terminal reset sequence is written just before  you  exit  TOUR.
Use  it,  if required, to set your terminal back to its normal mode.
If you set a scrolling region, reset it to the entire screen. 

No sequence may be more than 16 characters. 

Your file MUST contain six lines; its okay to enter blank lines. 


3. When all else fails ...

You can use TOUR version 2.0 no matter what  kind  of  terminal  you
use.  If  you  have no idea how to set up your terminal, try options
15 and 16 of the MAKETINI.COM program. If  your  terminal  will  not
clear  its screen with either one, make a TOURINI.INI file with your








text editor that has 1) a semicolon on the first  line,  2)  <<<  on
the  second line, 3) >>> on the third line, and 4) three more totaly
blank lines.