# Help source for memdisk mode os2csm, please adapt.
# Will compiled to os2csm.hlp by os2csm.exe . /m (memdisk mode) 
# to an additional os2csm.hlp file, else it will be embedded into
# the created OS2LDR file.
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# If you get errors on compile that say that here are used variables
# that you do not use in your menu.txt file, simply rename/remove/replace
# this file (an empty file will do).
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# OS2CSM.BIN will draw a border (line graphics) around the message text.
# Empty lines at begin or end of the help texts are removed.
# Messages are intended, first column use means new item.
# Keep in mind that the messages are used on an 80x25 screen,
# and the frame rectangle also uses screen space.
# Help message of maybe 5 lines of 60 chars max should look best.
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# os2csm.bin looks for help message in this order:
# 1. exact match of variable
# 2. help text for page where the variable is used
# 3. generic help text
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# select color foreground/background 
# black=0 on cyan=3 - usual ega color palette

0

3   

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# first: generic help (used for page 3,4..)

   This is a generic generic help text..
   Sorry, no help available for that context!

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# generic help for page 1
.page 1

   This is page 1 help text..
   
   Main page
   Here you can do....
   
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# generic help for page 2
.page 2

   This is page 2 help text..
   
   page to alter choice of detected network interface drivers

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# help for specific item - found by variable name
# only visible (non-hidden) variable can be used
HPFS
   Sets HPFS cache size
   You surly want use 2048 - the maximum setting
   
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SHELL   
   Selects what user interface is loaded when the operating system
   has finished starting. for problem solutions like non-available
   harddisks, try the command line option.

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# and so on...
