Command Record files
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Frotz allows you to send a copy of the commands you type to a file on disc,
so that you can later replay this file (ie. Frotz will type each command
in the file into the game).

This can be useful as a record of what moves you made (without all the text
generated by the transcript game option).  Indeed, such a record file may
be used to detail the solution to a game.

To begin sending a record of your commands to disc, press the Start
Recording hotkey (by default this is ctrl-R).  Frotz will then prompt you
for a filename (either in the window, or by opening a requester window,
depending on the desktop interaction settings set with the configuration
window).

To stop recording, press the hotkey again.

To begin playback of a record file, press the Start Playback hotkey
(initially ctrl-P).  As usual, Frotz will prompt for the filename.

Each line in the file will be typed at each successive input prompt.

Note that mouse, function key and keypad clicks/presses are entered into
record files as well as the more mundane text of commands

As of version 1.12, you may press the escape key to terminate the playback
of a record file.