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Re: vDos-lfn screen colors when shell to 4DOS
- Subject: Re: vDos-lfn screen colors when shell to 4DOS
- From: Harry Binswanger hb@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2016 20:38:11 -0400
Yes, if you go launch it from that subdirectory, you get an old-fashioned
DOS set of options, which you go through using TAB and cursor-up/cursor-down.
I have several 4DOS folders on my system, and the trick is to get vDos-lfn
to work with a different 4DOS.INI from that used by my freestanding 4DOS.
Is there a setting in AUTOEXEC.TXT or elsewhere that can tell vDos-lfn the
location of the 4DOS files it uses?
Regards,
Harry
Hi James,
If you have installed vDos-lfn for XyWrite, the executable OPTION.EXE
should be located in the 4DOS sub-directory of the vDos-lfn main
directory. So you will be able to run the OPTION command if the 4DOS
sub-directory is already in your PATH environment variable. If not, please
either add it into your PATH environment variable or go to the
sub-directory where OPTION.EXE is located in and then run OPTION (but not
OPTION.EXE). Hope this helps.
Wengier
On Tuesday, August 30, 2016 6:14 PM, James Woolley
wrote:
Hi Wengier,
Is the "vDos-lfn command line" the same thing as the 4DOS comand
line? I'm not able to enter the command "OPTION" on the 4DOS command line.
Thanks,
James
At 30.8.16 17:38, you wrote:
>Hi Harry,
>
>I am no 4DOS expert, but I think you can indeed set the 4DOS colors
>by entering the command "OPTION" from the vDos-lfn command line, and
>then select "Display" from the "Configure" menu; from there you can
>set for example 4DOS's foreground and background colors (remember to
>save the changes). I tried it myself, and I believe you will see the
>color change after entering the CLS command at the command line.
>Hope this helps.
>
>Wengier