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Re: Long Lost XPL Routine [was: young for life}
- Subject: Re: Long Lost XPL Routine [was: young for life}
- From: "Young For Life Products, Ltd" contact@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 20 Oct 2001 11:38:53 -0500
The problem is that, for some reason, I am finding the documentation for XY4
opaque. The way it comes out of the box, it does not act like XY3 in many
ways. XY3 was always self-evident to me; I got along fine with it, but I
seem to have some sort of block with XY4. I'm not very smart with computer
programming and setup; here's a question that I am sure you will find
incredibly stupid, but, what the hell, I've gotten used to admitting my
stupidity as I've gotten (much) older: I can't find the damn startup.int
file or the keyboard file in my XY4. I know how to rewrite the startup.int
file for XY3, but for some reason I'm having a devil of a time making heads
nor tales of XY4. I would dearly love to change the define functions back to
F1 and F3, etc.
Part of the problem is that my practice has gotten so busy that I can't
spend hours poring through documentation and stumbling around until I figure
it out. Somebody just telling me how the hell to do it would be MUCH
appreciated.
Charles
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From: Yo Intl. YK
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Sent: Saturday, October 20, 2001 5:08 AM
Subject: Re: Long Lost XPL Routine [was: young for life}
> >"Young For Life Products, Ltd" wrote:
> >> One thing that has me a little stumped, that some of you I'm sure could
> help
> >> me with - this is going to sound really stupid, but I learned to write
XPL
> >> in the original Xywrite and stayed with it through version 3. I now
have
> >> XY4, and there are changes that I haven't had time to relearn. For
example,
> >> my fingers are still programmed to define with F1, release define with
F3,
> >> etc. But now that's all different in XY4 (and, to me, very weird).
>
> And why is it different? In my XY4, I define with F1 and release define
> with F3.
> If your keyboard file is different, correct it. What is the problem?
>
>
> -- Rene von Rentzell, Tokyo