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Change APTFILER.GRP


 To change the way procedures are grouped into source modules,
 edit the first section of the APTFILER.GRP file:

   MAIN.UDF:       [0]                                      
   ERRORSYS.UDF:   DEFERROR(140)  ERRORMESSA(145)           
   PUSHSCR.UDF:    [1]                                      
   ISMOUSE.UDF:    [2]                                      
   TBKEYHAN.UDF:   [3]                                      
   APTBOX.UDF:     [4]                                      
   GETSYS.UDF:     [6]                                      
   LIB.UDF:        NORMPATH       APTSTABILI     TBQUIT     
                   FNAME          APTBACKPLA     HILITE     
                   APTINPUTBO     PBUTT                     
   APTALERT.UDF:   APTALERT                                 

 In addition to changing file extensions to .PRG, MAIN.UDF
 should be renamed to APTFILER.PRG and LIB.UDF removed and its
 contents redistributed.  APTALERT.UDF and APTBOX.UDF can be
 combined to form DIALOGS.PRG.

 The new APTFILER.GRP Section 1 looks like this:

   APFILER.PRG:    [0]            NORMPATH       FNAME        
   ERRORSYS.PRG:   DEFERROR(140)  ERRORMESSA(145)             
   PUSHSCR.PRG:    [1]                                        
   ISMOUSE.PRG:    [2]                                        
   TBKEYHAN.PRG:   [3]            APTSTABILI                  
   TBQUIT                                                     
   DIALOGS.PRG:    [4]            APTALERT       APTBACKPLA   
                   HILITE         APTINPUTBO     PBUTT        
   GETSYS.PRG:     [6]                                        

 Remember to make changes only in Section 1 - Rescue5 ignores
 the other sections.

 To rename local and static variables you need to have an
 understanding of the source code, and the source code will be
 more readable after you have performed the second pass.



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