USER-PAK Option

Chapter 5
Modifying the Color CVIM Menus
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Select Display Options→Modify Color Name to open the keyboard
display. Then edit the color name following the conventions described in
the proceeding section. The color name will change on the menu when you
press the Ret key. Refer to Figure 5.13 for an example.
You can change the names of other colors without closing the keyboard
display by selecting Previous or Next until the desired color name appears
in the Color menu. While the first color name you change must be enabled;
any number of subsequent colors can be renamed even when disabled.
Figure 5.13 Example: Changing color name from the Display Options menu.
Menu modifications, if saved internally, can be accessed in a separate
configuration called the Menus configuration. This allows you to load
previously stored menu modifications specifically, while retaining other parts
of the configuration. To restore the original menus and text, you can load the
default Menus configuration from internal storage. See Chapter 10 for more
information regarding the saving and loading of configurations.
Menu item deletion and text modifications are stored in an area of Color
CVIM memory which has also been designated for other information, such
as configurable output (serial ports and viewports). If there is a shortage in
remaining allocated memory while attempting deletion and/or text editing,
the respective modification feature will not work.
To check the amount of allotted memory remaining, refer to “Checking
Available Memory” in Chapter 10.
Archiving Menu
Modifications
Memory Requirement