GTKeyboard reads a configuration file at startup to determine which options you want functioning in the program, and which you don't want functioning. The file is always located in your home directory with the name .gtkeyboardrc. /.gtkeyboardrc contains a few lines that toggle features on and off at the start of GTKeyboard. You may specify a default file to edit at startup, whether you want to use word wrap or not, whether to ask you to save the document on exit, and so on. If there are other aspects of GTKeyboard you would like to be able to customize, mail me, and I'll see if I can work it in.
If a configuration file is not present, GTKeyboard will copy a default configuration file and choose values that I think are reasonable. But not everybody likes things the same way, what I think is reasonable you might consider absurd, so please edit the file to your liking. Editing this file is optional though, since GTKeyboard can run with the default provided resource file.
Entries in the file look like this:
set OPTION_NAME VALUE
Or, alternatively, like this:
toolbar ELEMENT [ON|OFF]
First, the option names. ``Toolbar'' statements are explained in a later section.