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Example tuxpaint.conf has been updated to include newer options.

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$Id$
2007.January.10 (0.9.17)
2007.January.21 (0.9.17)
* Tool Improvements:
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* Expanded MinGW/MSYS GCC compilation instructions for building Win32.
* Example tuxpaint.conf has been updated to include newer options.
* Bug Fixes:
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* Tux the Penguin sound effects were not working; fixed.

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#
# Bill Kendrick <bill@newbreedsoftware.com>
# Default distribution version last modified:
# October 24, 2004
# January 21, 2007
# The variables described below are initially commented out.
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# windowed=yes
### Window size / screen resolution. (640x480 is the default.)
### Window size / screen resolution. (800x600 is the default.)
### (Any size 640-or-wider by 480-or-taller should work.)
### NOTE: This affects canvas (drawing area) size.
### -----------------------------------------------------------
#
# windowsize=1600x1200
# windowsize=1400x1050
# windowsize=1280x1024
# windowsize=1024x768
# windowsize=800x600
# windowsize=640x480
### Window / screen orientation. (Landscape (no rotation) is the default.)
### -----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# orient=portrait
# orient=landscape
### Disable sound effects?
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### Use a different print command?
### ------------------------------
### Note: The command should expect a PNG file on its STDIN (standard-in)
### Note: The command should expect PostScript on its STDIN (standard-in)
###
### For example, to convert the image to greyscale before converting
### to PostScript, use "pngtopnm | ppmtopgm | pnmtops | lpr" as the command
### to PostScript, use "pstopnm | ppmtopgm | pnmtops | lpr" as the command
#
# printcommand={COMMAND}
# printcommand=pngtopnm | pnmtops | lpr
# printcommand=lpr
### Use the simpler shape tool? (No rotating)