
%Keys

 You can  use the  Arrow keys to move  up/down in the  menu.
 Press  enter  on the option that you want to choose.  Apart
 from those there are function keys denoted at the bottom of
 the  screen.  Pressing them  will  bring  up  corresponding
 dialogs.

%Options

Set the default audio search path

 When  you browse  for files  to  add to / remove from  your
 playlist,  the browse dialog will open  this  directory the
 first  time you  use it.  After that it will open  the last
 accessed directory instead.

Set the default playlist search path

 This  option determines  what directory  will be opened the
 first time you try to load / save a playlist. After that it
 will open  the  directory in  which the  previous  selected
 playlist resides.

Enable/Disable confirmation dialogs

 The  program  will  prompt  you  for confirmation  whenever
 important decisions has  to be made.  Disable these dialogs
 if they start irritating you.

Set player command

 The program you specify here will be used to play the files
 you select. Please make sure that this program can play all
 the files that matches the wildcards in audio type.

Set audio type

 Specify the types of files you regards as audio files here.
 You can use practically the  same wildcards as  is commonly
 used  in  UNIX-like  shells  ([]*?!^-\).  `*'  matches  any
 sequence  of  characters  (zero or more).  `?'  matches any
 character.  [SET]  matches any  character in the  specified
 set,  [!SET] or [^SET]  matches any  character  not in  the
 specified set. A set is composed of characters or ranges; a
 range looks like  character hyphen character  (as in 0-9 or
 A-Z). Please make sure that the program you specify in `Set
 player command' can play all the types of files  that match
 this wildcards.

Set playlist type

 Specify the types of files you  regards as playlists  here.
 The default extension is `*.[Jj][Pp][Ll]'  but feel free to
 change it if you don't like it. You can use practically the
 same  wildcards  as is  commonly used in  UNIX-like  shells
 ([]*?!^-\). `*' matches any sequence of characters (zero or
 more).  `?'  matches  any  character.   [SET]  matches  any
 character in the  specified set,  [!SET] or [^SET]  matches
 any character not in the  specified set.  A set is composed
 of  characters  or  ranges;  a range looks  like  character
 hyphen character (as in 0-9 or A-Z).

Set fading in/out time

 You can specify  the time  (in milliseconds)  that will be
 used to fade in / out when playing files. If you make this
 0, you automatically disable fading.

Enable/Disable mpg123 player frontend

 There are two different ways that the program allows you to
 play audio files with. The one if a generic player frontend
 and  the  other  one  is  using  mpg123  with  it's  remote
 protocol.  Since the  generic  player  does  not  integrate
 completely with juice  (it just  executes  the  player  and
 you can swap out to the player as you wish)  and is not yet
 completely  stable,  it is  recommended  that  you  use the
 mpg123 player frontend to play audio files with.

Set mpg123 command

 The program you specify here will be used to play the files
 you select. Please note that this has to be a mpg123 player
 with a version later or equal to 0.59r. Also make sure that
 the wildcards in audio type matches only MPEG audio streams
 and digital audio (WAV) files.

Enable/Disable intersession memory

 If this option is enabled,  juice will remember that tracks
 you  have  selected  prior to  quiting  and  will load them
 automatically the next time you start it.

Set track display mode

 If  you  choose this option,  you will be  presented with a
 menu with the following choices:

     No information
     Description file
     ID3 tags
     Description file / ID3 tags
     ID3 tags / Description file

 If you choose "No information",  files will be displayed as
 is,  i.e. the actual  filename will  be displayed.  If  you
 choose "Description file",  juice will check  if there is a
 file called  descript.ion in the  directory where the  file
 resides.  If this descript.ion  file contains the necessary
 track information  (see doc/DESCRIPTION-FORMAT in the juice
 source tree for more information regarding this file), that
 information will  be displayed instead.  The ID3 tag option
 causes juice to look for ID3 v1 / ID3 v1.1 tags at  the end
 of files ending with '.mp3'. Information found in this tags
 will be displayed instead of the filename if possible.  The
 last two options is just  combinations of these two display
 modes;  the first one prefers descript.ion file information
 above ID3  tags,  the last  option  has just  the  opposite
 effect.

Enable/Disable help dialogs

 If  this  option is  enabled,  juice will  load these  help
 dialogs when it starts  (if possible), otherwise the online
 help will be disabled.

Set track display format

 If  you  choose this option,  you will be  presented with a
 menu with the following choices:

     Title - Artist (Album)
     Title - Artist
     Title (Album)
     Title

 The options as shown above indicates how juice will display
 track information as found with the descript.ion and/or ID3
 tags (see "Set track display mode" option).

Set track shortening method

 If  you  choose this option,  you will be  presented with a
 menu with the following choices:

     Split and shorten
     Truncate

 The option you specify here  will determine  the way  juice
 shortens  track names that is too long to be displayed in a
 proper manner.  The "Split and shorten" option causes juice
 to  display the first  and last  halve of  the name  with a
 tilde in  between,  the "Truncate" option  causes  juice to
 display the  first part  of the  track name  (the part that
 does fit on the dialog).

Display current settings

 Choose this option to view your current settings.

Save settings

 This option saves your current settings to disk.  Note that
 whether  you  save the  settings  to disk  or not,  it will
 remain as changed until you quit the program and restart it
 again.

