Re: Lines in Startup.Int

[Sheldon Factor sheldon@xxxxxxxx]

	Try copying your Startup.INT and renaming it to e.g. Startup.BAK then
editing the copy by removing any items you wish. When you are through
experimenting just delete the copy Startup.INT and rename the original
back to Statup.INT.
	In XYWrite 3+ you can have any number of startup files as long as each
has the extension: .INT. My Startup.INT is a XPL file that offers you
the option of choosing: AStartup.INT which loads a HP DeskJet printer
driver in addition to the usual other startup items; BStartup.INT which
instead loads an Okidata printer driver; and CStartup.INT which loads a
setup configured to print labels.

jr_fox@xxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> Can someone tell me if there is a way to comment out lines in a
> Startup.Int file temporarily, e.g., for testing purposes ? I have tried
> spaces (and possibly nulls -- can't remember), tabs, semi-colons (as in
> a .KBD file) -- all to no avail. There will still be an error of some
> kind at load, possibly even one that messes up the Startup file from
> doing what it should. Of course, when I've tried this, I've always
> replace a commented out line's BC or BX etc. with a non-functional, non
> program call one. The line remains as plain text just to remind me what
> was there, and where its position was in the Startup file. I'm looking
> for a way to have any such lines be totally ignored.
>
> Jordan