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Assist will use the file Assist.init which should be in AUX_PRG: assign
when Assist starts. If it wont find it then the default settings will be
used. Also, if a setting is illegal the default setting will be used
for that.
Some guys(and two girls actually!) reported that they wanted to have
more control on Assist concerning the memory. So, you can control
the memory that Assist reseves thus saving memory. Also, you can
now choose the screen that Assist will use. Three are the available
options:
WB :Assist will use the Workbench screen.
Current :Assist will use the current screen.
Public :Assist will use the public screen defined in PUBLIC SCREEN NAME:
(Note that if Assist will fail to use that public screen, it will use the
Workbench screen).
You can also set the temporary file for Assist here.
For more info, just checkout the file itself..
READ Assist.init Edit Assist.init