Option (1) -- This option determines whether FSPLIT will be in verbose or quiet mode by default. The default may be toggled by using the command line "Q" option. Option (2) -- This default file format determines how FSPLIT divides the file. In TEXT mode the file is divided only at the end of a line when using the RECORD and LINE splitting methods and the MARKER method is available. In BINARY (object) file mode only the RECORD splitting method can be used and the file is divided exactly at the end of a record. The format selected here can be changed by the command line options "T" and "O". Option (3) -- This option selects the default method by which FSPLIT determines the size of its output files. RECORDS causes the file to be split after the correct number of records have been output. LINES causes the file to split based on the number lines, rather than records. MARKERS means that the file size is ignored and the file is split only where an internal marker character (set by option 5, below) is encountered. The method selected here can be changed by the command line options "L", "R", "M", "K", and "O". Option (4) -- The default size of the output files if no size is given on the command line is set here. As distributed the default size is 256 (32K in RECORDS mode). The number here is interpreted as records or lines, depending on the current splitting mode (see option 3). If the "K" option is given on the command line, the number is interpreted as kilobytes. Option (5) -- If FSPLIT is in MARKERS mode, it will split the file each time it finds this special marker character. As distributed, the marker character is ^P (10h). To use another marker, enter its ASCII value in hexadecimal here.