Option A -- Count all characters.  Normally CCOUNT counts and displays the 
totals only for those characters given on the command line.  If "Yes" is 
selected, all characters in the file will be counted and displayed by 
default.  The default can be toggled with the command line "A" option.

Option H -- Ignore high bits.  As distributed, CCOUNT ignores high bits 
when counting characters in a file.  Selecting "No" causes characters which 
have their high bit set to be considered by default as different from those 
which do not.  The command line "H" option will toggle the default chosen.

Option P -- Screen paging.  A "Yes" will make CCOUNT pause and wait for a 
key to be pressed each time the screen fills.  "No" causes the screen to 
scroll continuously.  This configured default can be toggled with the 
command line "P" option.

Option C -- Error on user abort.  Pick "Yes" if you want the program error 
flag set when CCOUNT is aborted via a ^C from the console.  In that case 
the error handler will be invoked (if one is installed), allowing the user 
to also abort a running SUB or ZEX batch job.  That can be very useful.  If 
you would rather not have the aggravation, however, select "No" and an 
abort will not be considered an error.

Option L -- Screen lines.  Enter the maximum number of lines that can be 
displayed on your console.  This parameter is only used under CP/M.  Under 
Z-System the number of screen lines is obtained from the environment.