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; Configuration file for DayDis v0.9.6
; (ini/roal/daydis.ini)

; File name of the language ID file to be used, residing in the "LNG" sub  
; directory. Select the file matching your phone model and firmware version!

; !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DOUBLE CHECK THIS FIRST!
[LNG_FILE]: W800_R1BD001.bin
;[LNG_FILE]: W810_R4EA031.bin
;[LNG_FILE]: K750_R1CA021.bin
; !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

; Location of the standby screen where the day will be displayed.  
; Try different (hexadecimal) values for different locations.  
; If commented out, defaults to "0x08" (second operator line).  

;[SCREEN_LOCATION]: 0x08; On the second operator line (default)
;[SCREEN_LOCATION]: 0x01; On the first operator line
;[SCREEN_LOCATION]: 0x0B; In place of time
;[SCREEN_LOCATION]: 0x0C; In place of date (*)
; (*) Although not required, but works best with the patch to remove the  
; default date display. Included for K750, W800 and W810 (in "VKP" directory).  

; A string displayed at the item's start. Can be up to 100 bytes long.  
; The first and last character will be stripped, so you can use spaces.  
; Defaults to "" (no start string at all).

;[STR_START]: ""
;[STR_START]: " <"
;[STR_START]: > "<
;[STR_START]: " "
; Will be displayed as Smiley Icons:
;[STR_START]: " :-) :-] ;-) :-l :-o |-l :-* [:] :-( :-[ "

; A string displayed at the item's end. Same format as [STR_START].  
; Defaults to "" (no end string at all).

;[STR_END]: ""
;[STR_END]: "> "
;[STR_END]: >" <

; The weekday display style:

;[WEEKDAY_DISPLAY]: 0x02; Short name (default)
;[WEEKDAY_DISPLAY]: 0x01; Full name
;[WEEKDAY_DISPLAY]: 0x00; No weekday display at all

; The date display style:

;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0x01; Day Month Year (default)
;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0x02; Year Month Day
;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0x00; No date display at all
; 0xF0 - 0xF9: pre-defined system styles (provided by the firmware):  
;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0xF0; "01-Mar-08"
;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0xF1; "01-03-08"
;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0xF2; "03/01/08"
;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0xF3; "080301"
;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0xF5; "01/03/08"
;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0xF6; "01.03.08"
;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0xF7; "08-03-01"
;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0xF8; try!
;[DATE_DISPLAY]: 0xF9; "08/03/01"

; The time display style:

;[TIME_DISPLAY]: 0x01; HH MM (default)
;[TIME_DISPLAY]: 0x02; HH MM SS
;[TIME_DISPLAY]: 0x03; SS
;[TIME_DISPLAY]: 0x00; No time display at all

; The following settings only have effect if [DATE_DISPLAY] is set to 0x01 or 0x02

; The year format:

;[YEAR_FORMAT]: 0x02; 2 digits ("08") (default)
;[YEAR_FORMAT]: 0x04; 4 digits ("2008")
;[YEAR_FORMAT]: 0x00; No year display at all

; The month format:

;[MONTH_FORMAT]: 0xFF; Text from system's language file ("Mar") (default)
;[MONTH_FORMAT]: 0x02; Always with 2 digits ("03")
;[MONTH_FORMAT]: 0x01; With 1 digit if possible ("3")

; The day format:

;[DAY_FORMAT]: 0x01; With 1 digit if possible ("1") (default)
;[DAY_FORMAT]: 0x02; Always with 2 digits ("01")

; The string used to separate the date items. Same format as [STR_START],  
; but limited to 10 bytes. Defaults to ". "

;[SEP_DATE]: ". "
;[SEP_DATE]: "."
;[SEP_DATE]: "-"
;[SEP_DATE]: " "
;[SEP_DATE]: ""

; The following setting only has effect if [TIME_DISPLAY] is set to 0x01 or 0x02
; The string used to separate the time items. Same format as [SEP_DATE].  
; Defaults to ":"

;[SEP_TIME]: ":"
;[SEP_TIME]: " : "