Re: MODES STICKING

[HARRY BINSWANGER]

 Chris may have a better fix for you on Monday, but you can include a line in
your startup.int file that will execute the DOS batch file. The line should
read: do M
 where  is the "blank command line" command (it can be entered by going to
the command line and entering PFUNC BC).
  Anything you want to do upon quitting XyWrite can be done by adding it as an
instruction to your keyboard file under, probably, control-Q, then use
control-Q always to quit. Or you can invoke Xy by a batch file and have the
batch file carry out the instructions for both initialization and
de-initialization. E.g., in the case at hand, make a batch file called ED.BAT
containing the following:
  M
  EDITOR
  M

 Here I'm assuming your M batch file toggles on/off, so you need to run it
both before and after XyWrite. And you may have to include the relative paths
(e.g., c:\xy\editor). Then you invoke XyWrite by typing ED instead of EDITOR.