Custom Screen

If this check box is selected, Frotz will open a custom screen. If it is not
selected, Frotz will open a window on the Workbench screen.

Save Window

If this is selected and Frotz is running on the Workbench screen, then when
preferences are saved Frotz will save the current window size and use that
size in future.

Centre Window

If this is selected Frotz will centre its window relative to the size of the
screen the window is to open on.

Screen Mode

Clicking on the arrow to the right of this gadget will bring up a screen
mode requester, allowing the screen mode that Frotz will use for its custom
screen to be changed. This requires that asl.library v38 or higher (i.e.
Workbench 2.1 or higher) be installed.

Screen Font

This determines the default font of Frotz's custom screen.

Text Font

This determines the font which Frotz uses for most of the game text. It may
be either a fixed width or a proportional font.

Fixed Font

This determines the font which Frotz uses when the game requests a fixed
width font.

Note that both fonts must have the same height.

Right Jusification

If this check box is selected, then proportional text will be justified so
that it is flush with both the left and right margins. Note that on slower
machines this will cause a significant performance loss.

Italic

If this check box is selected, then emphasised text will be displayed as
italic, rather than underlined.

V6 Title Bar

If this check box is not selected, then Frotz's custom screen will not have
a title bar. This option is particularly useful for running Infocom's V6
games on NTSC Amigas only supporting a display mode of 640×200.

V6

This pop-up gadget determines whether or not the display settings are over-
riden for V6 games. If "Normal" is selected, the settings are not altered.
If "640x200" is selected, Frotz will open the window no larger than 640 by
200 pixels with a topaz/8 font.

Colour

This pop-up gadget determines how colour is handled when Frotz is running
on a custom screen. Colour can be disabled for all games, enabled for
Beyond Zork only, Beyond Zork and V6 games only, or enabled for all V5 and
higher games.

Choose

If Frotz is running on its own screen, this button opens the palette
requester in reqtools.library (if available). This allows the default
screen colours (i.e. the first four) to be altered.
   

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