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- (C) Copyright 1988-1991 by Alan J. Avery, Springfield, Illinois
- ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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- These commands may need to go in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. For each of
- them it is assumed that ELFTREE was installed in C:\TREE.
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- If you have DOS 2.X, add this:
-
- SET ELFTREEPATH = C:\TREE
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- If you want to call ELFTREE from any directory, add this:
-
- PATH C:\TREE;
- (If a PATH statement already exists, add this to the end of it)
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- If your computer has removable disk drives (for example, you may have
- cartridges, optical media, or floppy diskettes) or a RAM disk, you may want
- ELFTREE to store the tree maps for one or more of them in the root directory
- of those drives. If so, add this (assuming E: and F: are the drives):
-
- SET ETMAP=ef
-
- If you want them stored with the rest of the tree maps, use UPPER CASE
- letters instead of lower case. For example:
-
- SET ETMAP=EF
-
- Upper and lower case can be combined, so you can say:
-
- SET ETMAP=eF
-
- If a drive is removable, tree maps will only be stored if they are included
- in this list. Thus, if A: and B: are floppy drives, tree maps will not be
- stored for them at all. If a non-removable drive appears in this list,
- (such as a RAM disk), the same rules apply.
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- ADVANCED FEATURES
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- If ELFTREE is being used on a network by several people, each one
- will need a place to store menus, tree maps, etc. This is specified
- via the ETFIND environment variable. Use a unique directory for each
- person using it:
-
- SET ETFIND=C:\TREE\MARY
- This is also handy for those of you who want to run ELFTREE from a
- RAMdisk, yet keep all of its data files safely stored. Note: To
- set up ELFTREE on a RAMdisk, copy ET.EXE, ELFTREE.CHL and ETT.BAT only.
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- If ELFTREE is being used on a network, the environment variable
- ETDRIVES specifies which drives to search using the Find command:
-
- SET ETDRIVES=CDEFG
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