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Re: Startup.ints



Steve:

The command to load a SGT file is LDSGT, not LOAD. LOAD only works with
customization files that have plain-text file IDs at the top of the file --
;KB;, ;PR;, ;U2;, et al. SGT files are binary files; if you try to insert
";SG;" at the top of file, you'll corrupt the file. (Ditto DICT.SPL -- another
binary file, as Robert pointed out.)

Filenames don't start with a backslash! Do NOT put a backslash in front of a
filename ("\fic.sgt", "\xy4.dlg") unless you intend to specify a file located in
the root directory of the current drive. Thus, the command to load a SGT file
named FIC.SGT would be LDSGT FIC.SGT (if the file is located in the current
directory) or LDSGT C:\XY4\FIC.SGT (if FIC.SGT is in C:\XY4).

--
Carl Distefano
cld@xxxxxxxx
http://users.datarealm.com/xywwweb/

> Robert, Wow! Thank you. Haven't had this much excitement since the
> Technology Group sent me those seven xy4.0 disks (some of which I've
> since lost, abused, or misplaced) back in 1993.
>
> As I explained below to Carl about two hours back, a useful file is
> attached. And some specifics since receving your two messages are:
>
> 1. My directory is \xy4, i.e., I'm in the \xy4 dir when I issue the
> Editor command in dos. It doesn't seem to be loading yet.
>
> 2. When I created \Fic.sgt, I was in \xy4, and follow section 3-41
> Text Macro Keys of the Xy4.0 Command Reference Guide. When I issued a
> Load \fic.sgt command just now the system respone was "File not
> found," when I revised the command to "Load C:\xy4\fic.sgt" I got the
> dreaded "Customization file requires a file label."
>
> 3. Same deal with Saveget.sgt
>
> 4. When I press, F7 with a text file on screen, I just got (again) "A
> menu subroutine is missing. (C:\xy4\xy4.dlg)...Subroutine:Spell)."
> I've rechecked many, many times that there is a \xy4.dlg file in my
> \xy4 directory.
>
> 5. I shelled to Dos and indeed confirmed that \xy4 is in my PATH. I
> do confess that by that time, however, beads of sweat were forming on
> my brow.
>
> 6. So, briefly, after making the changes you two have made, these are
> the results I have observed. And least there be any doubt, though I
> am eager to finish loading v114, I am absolutely thrilled to be this
> close.
>
> --- Steve Webber  wrote:
> > Too eager to try for more answers from you to stop now to master a
> > cut & paste routine. They've defied me for two years.
> >
> > So I've taken the route you taught me back then and attached a
> > response file.
> >
> > __________________________________________________
> >
> >
> > http://webhosting.yahoo.com/
>
> > ATTACHMENT part 2 application/octet-stream name=Carl2ms
>
>
>
>
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