Installation of True/False options in config file

THE PROJECT in general: I have purchased software and the code to that software. My intent is to set up a recipe-exchange website. The software has been installed and is fully functional at this address: http://www.matseld.is. The web is in Iceland, and partially in Icelandic. The language will not be a barrier for the coder. This software, written by xcent ([login to view URL]), is extremely well written and highly complex. It bases on two main modules: the membership module (XUD), which takes care of all user maintenance, and the news software (XcNewsPlus), which takes care of article (later recipe) maintenance. Both modules operate jointly, and run on a MSSQL database. The software already offers any numbers of True/False options the administrator can use to fine-tune the functions and display of the site to his liking. But these options fall just short of what I need to get my site started, which is why I need some more True/False options installed. I would like to think that the highly skilled, innovative, experienced, and highly recommended person/company who is interested in doing this job will also be interested in doing other jobs, mostly larger, over the next few weeks, thus helping me in getting my website on its feet. THIS BID/JOB: Info: Registered users of the site can add articles. When they elect to add an article the software, by default, displays the word "formatted" and a checkbox on the left side of the "article abstract" and "article information" textareas. To do: I need, in the config file of the XcNewsPlus software, a True/False option installed, which I can use to turn on or off the display of both the word formatted and its accompanying checkbox. I have included a .jpg picture of this webpage where I have circled in red the relevant word(s) and checkbox(es). To see this page on the web go to this URL: [login to view URL] You will be required to login. Please use this login information: Username: freelancer Password: temp It should be noted that I do not necessarily seek the lowest bid, but rather the highest quality work. Regards, Jens