TREE

Estos son los ficheros que necesitas. Puedes enviarlos desde el contenido del paquete.

• TREE.EXM → A:\SOFT aplicación del System Manager 32.5 KB
• TREE.ENV → A:\_DAT configuración 263 B

No hace falta llevar al palmtop TREE_E.DOC: son manuales, código fuente o material de apoyo. Léelos aquí y ahórrate 10.5 KB en un disco de 1 MB.

1. Copia TREE.EXM a A:\SOFT. Es una aplicación del System Manager: regístrala en App Manager con F2 (Add), indicando la ruta completa (por ejemplo A:\SOFT\TREE.EXM).
2. El 200LX admite 8 aplicaciones EXM como máximo. Comprueba con F8 (List) en App Manager: si ves un * en la columna Status, tienes el cupo lleno y necesitarás MoreEXM.
3. Copia TREE.ENV a A:\_DAT, que es donde el 200LX busca la configuración. Ábrelo con Memo y ajústalo antes de usarlo.
4. Si editas un fichero de configuración en el palmtop, asegúrate de dejar un salto de línea al final: hay programas que se comen la última línea sin avisar.

Deducido del contenido del paquete y de las convenciones del 200LX. Se instala en A: a propósito: C: es un disco RAM y cada byte ahí resta memoria al sistema.

3.1 Installing
  Put TREE.EXM and TREE.ICN in the same directory. Register TREE.EXM
  in the system manager. (Please read the manual of HP100/200LX
  if you do not know how.)

3.2 Notice to Users of Former Versions
  When you first run this program, you will see the message that TREE.ENV
  is illegal. Please ignore this error and press ENTER. You will not see
  the message again.

3.3 Operation
  The program has a menu system that is very similar to built-in PIMs
  except a few minor differences.

  Function keys:
  [Parameters]  Sets parameters.
  [Draw]        Draws trees without erasing.
  [Draw New]    Erases the screen and draws new trees.
  [Erase]       Erases the screen.
  [Open]        Reads a file.
  [Save]        Saves the current image in a file.

  By choosing [Menu][Help][Japanese Help] you can see a Japanese help
  if your HP100/200LX supports Japanese.
  If it doesn't, all you see is meaningless characters.

3.4 Setting Parameters (Values inside < > are defaults.)
  [Variety]  < OFF >
  Branches usually spread within a fixed angle that is the same for
  all the trees. If this option is on, the angle is determined
  randomly for each tree and the setting for [Branches] is ignored.

  [Gradation] < ON >
  Uses gray scale.

  [Boulevard] < OFF >
  Draws a boulevard. The larger value of [Height] is ignored.

  [Number=32] < ON >
  The number of trees are forced to 32, when [Boulevard] is on.

  [Light] < 4 >
  Brightness of trees. The larger the value, the darker the trees.

  [Number] < 7 >
  Number of trees. No trees are drawn when this is set to 0.

  [Trunks] < 6 >
  Specifies the biggness of trunks. The larger value means thinner trees.
  Numbers from 1 to 999 are accepted, but there is no sense in
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