Column options
If you have a lot of people in your .anyone
file, the list window can get rather
unwieldy. You can tell it to break itself into columns automatically
with the column options.
At most n buttons per column
If n is greater than zero, then each column can have up to
n buttons in it before the list window splits itself into
another column.
If n is zero, there is no limit on the number of buttons in
a column, so the xzewd window will never split into columns at all. In
this case, the "At most k columns" option will have no effect.
At most k columns
If k is greater than zero, then the xzewd list window will
never have more than k columns. If there would be more than
k columns (due to the number of buttons and the "At most
n buttons per column" option), this option will override
"At most n buttons per column".
This means that setting k to 1 has the same effect as
setting n to 0: the list window never splits into more than
one column.
If k is zero, there's no limit to the number of columns in
the list window.
Back to the List Options dialog page.