Format of the file created with 'Print settings'

In OS/2 WARP 3 and 4 you can save the settings of a DOS/WIN-OS/2 object 
with the PRINT button in the settings dialog. The format of the file 
created is as follows (Source: OS/2 Inside 9/95):

The object is respresented with the following keywords and values:


+-----+----------------------------------------+
|Key  |Value                                   |
+-----+----------------------------------------+
|s    |?                                       |
+-----+----------------------------------------+
|i    |The title of the object (with '-        |
|     |Settings' appended)                     |
+-----+----------------------------------------+

Each setting of the object is respresented with the following keywords and 
values:


+-----+----------------------------------------+
|Key  |Value                                   |
+-----+----------------------------------------+
|p    |The name of the setting                 |
+-----+----------------------------------------+
|t    |The type of the value (0 = binary, 1 =  |
|     |numeric, 2 = text, 3 = user defined     |
|     |text, 4 = list)                         |
+-----+----------------------------------------+
|v    |the current value                       |
+-----+----------------------------------------+
|d    |the default value                       |
+-----+----------------------------------------+

The keys p, t and d are unique for each keyword; the key v can be used 
more than one time.

The keys d and v can be a combination of numbers and text, 3 represents 
the default value, 0 (off) and 1 (on) represent non default values.

Example:


 
s=DCF
i=Excel - Settings

p=WIN_RUN_MODE
t=5
v=320  3.1 Standard
d=0  Off

p=WIN_DDE
t=5
v=1  On
d=1  On

p=WIN_CLIPBOARD
t=5
v=1  On
d=1  On

p=WIN_ATM
t=0
v=0  Off
d=1  On

p=COM_DIRECT_ACCESS
t=0
v=0  Off
d=1  On

p=COM_HOLD
t=0
v=0  Off
d=1  On

p=COM_RECEIVE_BUFFER_FLUSH
t=2
v=NONE
d=1  On

p=COM_SELECT
t=2
v= ALL
d=1  On

p=DOS_AUTOEXEC
t=3
v=C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT
d=1  On

p=DOS_BACKGROUND_EXECUTION
t=0
v=1  On
d=1  On

p=DOS_BREAK
t=0
v=0  Off
d=1  On

p=DOS_DEVICE
t=4
v=
d=1  On

p=DOS_FCBS
t=1
v=16
d=1  On

p=DOS_FCBS_KEEP
t=1
v=8
d=1  On

p=DOS_FILES
t=1
v=20
d=1  On

p=DOS_HIGH
t=0
v=0  Off
d=1  On

p=DOS_LASTDRIVE
t=3
v=Z
d=1  On

p=DOS_RMSIZE
t=1
v=640
d=1  On

p=DOS_SHELL
t=3
v=C:\OS2\MDOS\COMMAND.COM C:\OS2\MDOS
d=1  On

p=DOS_STARTUP_DRIVE
t=3
v=
d=1  On

p=DOS_UMB
t=0
v=0  Off
d=1  On

p=DOS_VERSION
t=4
v=DCJSS02.EXE,3,40,255
v=DFIA0MOD.SYS,3,40,255
v=DXMA0MOD.SYS,3,40,255
v=EXCEL.EXE,10,10,4
v=IBMCACHE.COM,3,40,255
v=IBMCACHE.SYS,3,40,255
v=ISAM.EXE,3,40,255
v=ISAM2.EXE,3,40,255
v=ISQL.EXE,3,40,255
v=MSD.EXE,5,00,255
v=NET3.COM,3,40,255
v=NETX.COM,4,00,255
v=NETX.EXE,5,00,255
v=PSCPG.COM,3,40,255
v=SAF.EXE,3,40,255
v=WIN200.BIN,10,10,4
d=1  On

p=DPMI_DOS_API
t=2
v=AUTO
d=1  On

p=DPMI_MEMORY_LIMIT
t=1
v=4
d=0  Off

p=DPMI_NETWORK_BUFF_SIZE
t=1
v=8
d=1  On

p=EMS_FRAME_LOCATION
t=2
v=AUTO
d=1  On

p=EMS_HIGH_OS_MAP_REGION
t=1
v=0
d=1  On

p=EMS_LOW_OS_MAP_REGION
t=1
v=384
d=1  On

p=EMS_MEMORY_LIMIT
t=1
v=0
d=0  Off

p=HW_NOSOUND
t=0
v=0  Off
d=1  On

p=HW_ROM_TO_RAM
t=0
v=0  Off
d=1  On

p=HW_TIMER
t=0
v=0  Off
d=1  On

p=IDLE_SECONDS
t=1
v=0
d=1  On

p=IDLE_SENSITIVITY
t=1
v=75
d=1  On

p=INT_DURING_IO
t=0
v=0  Off
d=0  Off

p=KBD_ALTHOME_BYPASS
t=0
v=1  On
d=0  Off

p=KBD_BUFFER_EXTEND
t=0
v=1  On
d=1  On

p=KBD_CTRL_BYPASS
t=2
v=NONE
d=1  On

p=KBD_RATE_LOCK
t=0
v=0  Off
d=1  On

p=MEM_EXCLUDE_REGIONS
t=3
v=
d=1  On

p=MEM_INCLUDE_REGIONS
t=3
v=
d=1  On

p=MOUSE_EXCLUSIVE_ACCESS
t=0
v=0  Off
d=0  Off

p=PRINT_SEPARATE_OUTPUT
t=0
v=1  On
d=1  On

p=PRINT_TIMEOUT
t=1
v=15
d=1  On

p=SESSION_PRIORITY
t=1
v=1
d=1  On

p=VIDEO_8514A_XGA_IOTRAP
t=0
v=0  Off
d=0  Off

p=VIDEO_FASTPASTE
t=0
v=0  Off
d=1  On

p=VIDEO_MODE_RESTRICTION
t=2
v=NONE
d=1  On

p=VIDEO_ONDEMAND_MEMORY
t=0
v=1  On
d=1  On

p=VIDEO_RETRACE_EMULATION
t=0
v=1  On
d=0  Off

p=VIDEO_ROM_EMULATION
t=0
v=1  On
d=1  On

p=VIDEO_SWITCH_NOTIFICATION
t=0
v=1  On
d=0  Off

p=VIDEO_WINDOW_REFRESH
t=1
v=1
d=1  On

p=XMS_HANDLES
t=1
v=32
d=1  On

p=XMS_MEMORY_LIMIT
t=1
v=2048
d=1  On

p=XMS_MINIMUM_HMA
t=1
v=0
d=1  On