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* Jorj Dictionary Alpha Edition *
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Jorj Software Co. (c) Copyright 1995
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COMMAND LINE SYNTAX WHEN INVOKING JORJ.
The command at the DOS prompt is:
jorj [path] [c] [/[key]] [h] (either upper or lower case)
The program can be invoked with any of the options shown in the
square brackets. They are separated by spaces except for `key'
which, if used, follows immediately after the slash (/).
Path: The default DIRECTORY for the database file is \JORJ.
If invoked without this flag, then the program will look for
the database file `JORJ.DAT' in the directory \JORJ. Therefore
if jorj.dat is located in D:\TOM\stuff, then the call would be:
JORJ D:\TOM\stuff. If the database file is stored in \JORJ of
the current drive then PATH is not needed.
C-Flag: The default value for screen color is BLUE. This may be changed
with the C-flag. The valid alternative colors are as follows:
B (Black) T (Tan) R (Red) and M (Monochrome). In the example
above, the screen would be blue. To change this to TAN, the
call would be: JORJ D:\TOM\stuff t
/Key: The program is made memory-resident by adding the / (slash) flag
when invoking JORJ. This flag may be followed by two or more
characters to define the key combination to use as a HotKey.
The slash alone will use the default HotKey as will any invalid
HotKey combination request. The default HotKey is the LeftShift
and Control key combination. Therefore the command: JORJ / is
the same as jorj /CL. The special key characters that may follow
the slash are: C A R L and I. These have the following meanings:
C=<CNTRL> A=<ALT> R=<RightShift> L=<LeftShift> I=<Insert>.
Restating the above example, if we used the command:
"JORJ D:\TOM\stuff t /", the result would be the same but the
program would be made memory-resident and would be called up with
the default HotKey. To change the above example to use HotKey
<ALT><RightShift>, the call would be: JORJ D:\TOM\STUFF T /AR
At least 2 of the 5 available keys are needed for a HotKey.
H-Flag: Locate the display window high on the screen. Default is low.
Additional information is contained in file: "NOTES.TXT".