DMCSTRT

The DMCSTRT program is used to restore a saved configuration from native DOS 
,is used as an alternative to WMCSTRT, and MUST be used if PC Tools for
Windows is the Window's shell.  If you plan on using DMCSTRT, then you should
remove WMCSTRT from the Windows Start-up group.

If there are active configuration entries when DMCSTRT runs, DMCSTRT will 
display a configuration selection window.  If there are no active 
configuration entries when DMCSTRT runs, DMCSTRT will end without displaying 
a configuration selection window.

DMCSTRT will accept two command line switches: "/aa" and "/r".  Switch "/a" 
specifies which configuration entry to use, where 'aa' specifies a saved 
configuration entry.  Saved configuration entries are numbered from 0 to 99, for
configurations 0 to 9, just enter the one digit, i.e. do not enter a leading 0.
This is useful if you have MS-DOS Version 6 and use its multiple DOS 
configurations capability.  Switch "/r" causes DMCSTRT to refresh the 
Windows desktop with the current active configuration.  The refresh may be 
needed due to accidental deletion of a group.  Previously, you would have had 
to switched to another configuration then switched back to refresh the 
Windows desktop.  The "/aa" and "/r" switches should never be specified at the 
same time.
 

!!!IMPORTANT!!!!
Before using DMCSTRT, you must issue the following commands from the
DOS prompt:
SET WMCPATH=xxx      (where xxx is the drive and directory of WMC executables.)
SET WMCWINPATH=yyy   (where yyy is the drive and directory of Windows.)

Example:
SET WMCPATH=C:\WMC.V70
SET WMCWINPATH=C:\WINDOWS

You may want to put this command in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file, so it is issued
every time DOS is started.

DMCSTRT Main Window

The main window of the DMCSTRT program allows the selection of a 
configuration entry to use from up to 100, previously-saved configuration 
entries.  The active configuration entry has its text box background color 
different than the other seven entrys' background color.

Pressing ENTER, on any of the active entries will restore that
configuration.  If an entry is password protected, a prompt for the password
is done.  If the password entered is correct, then the configuration entry
is restored.  A total of three trys are allowed to enter the correct current
password for the configuration entry.

If the "Inactive entries visible on WMCSTRT window" is on, all entries are 
displayed, even inactive ones.  Clicking on inactive entries has no effect.  
If the "Inactive entries visible on WMCSTRT window" flag is off, only active 
entries are displayed.


Examples:
  To run DMCSTRT, type from the DOS command prompt: DMCSTRT
  To automatically select configuration 0,
    type from the DOS command prompt:  DMCSTRT /0
  To automatically select configuration 76,
    type from the DOS command prompt:  DMCSTRT /76
  To automatically refresh Windows with the current active configuration,
    type from the DOS command prompt:  DMCSTRT /r

Changing the Active Entry color

To change the Active Entry color from its default of yellow, do the following:
    Edit "jreWMC.INI" in the WMC directory  -- this can be done using Notepad
    Add "Hibcolor=????" somewhere after the [Win_Multi_Config] line
    ???? stands for one of these values:
	    Black
	    Red
	    Green
	    Yellow
	    Blue
	    Magenta
	    Cyan
	    White
    Any other value for ???? will cause the default color of yellow to be 
    used.  Save "jreWMC.INI" and run DMCSTRT, WMCSAVE, or WMCSTRT to see the 
    new color.