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CONTROLLING WHERE FILES ARE KEPT
The fifth option of the Configuration Menu allows you to
change several filename and pathname defaults. They are:
A: Download directory. This is the disk directory in which
Telix should save files which are downloaded
(received). The user can override this by giving a full
pathname when prompted.
B: Upload directory. This is the disk directory where
Telix should look for files to be uploaded. The user
can override this by giving a full filename when
prompted.
C: Script directory. This is the directory in which Telix
should look for script files when trying to execute
them. The user can override this by using a full path-
name in front of the filename when specifying it.
D: Default Capture file. This is the default name Telix
should use when opening the capture file. The user can
override this.
E: Default Usage Log. This is default name Telix should
use when opening the Usage Log. The user can override
this.
F: Directory program. This is the name of the disk di-
rectory program the Telix should run when you select
the 'Files directory' command. If you do not specify a
program here Telix will use an internal routine that
also displays the amount of time it will take to trans-
fer each file in the directory. An example of a program
you could specify here is 'dir/p', which would use the
DOS dir command with pauses at each page full, to dis-
play the directory.
G: Screen Image file. This is the file that Telix should
save screen images (generated with the Alt-I command)
to. the default name is TELIX.MSG.
H: Editor name. This should be name of your editor, in-
cluding the extension of the name (EXE, COM, or .BAT
for batch files), for example "c:\editor.com'. The in-
dicated file must either be in the current directory,
in a directory included in the DOS Path, or the name
must include the full path. You need to set this param-
eter only if you want to run your editor using the Alt-
A, Run Editor command.
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