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Uedit knows about the following files and may look for them:
Data! NoName.info Key-Help Config! Help! Learned-Sequences
HyperText-Files
Here is the path information you need for each of these:
Data!:
If you simply run UE or UES, Uedit will look first in the Current Dir
and, if not there, then in S: for the Data! file. You can override
this, by typing (in CLI)
Run UES -dMyDir/MyData
NoName.info:
If you have selected "Make icons", Uedit will create an icon when you
save the file to disk. It looks in S: for NoName.info, to use it to
make make an icon for your file. If NoName.info is not in S:, no icon
will be created.
Key-Help:
Key-Help is only used when you use Teach Mode. Uedit will look only
in the S: for Key-Help, unless you have renamed <S:Key-Help> to
<MyDir/MyKeyHelp> in your config's defaults and recompiled the
defaults.
Config!:
If you simply run UE or UES, Uedit will look first in the Current Dir
and, if not there, then in S: for the Config! file. You can override
this, however, by typing (in CLI)
Run UE -cMyDir/MyConfig
Note that Config! actually consists of several segments (M,P,R,S) and
may consist of up 26 segments (A-Z) in addition to the root segment.
Also, Config! is not needed, unless Uedit can't find Data! or you use
the "-c" flag.
Help!:
The help facility is controlled completely by a command in the Config!M
file or in whatever custom config you are using. Uedit's standard
config looks first in the Current Dir and then in S: for the Help!
file. Custom configs can use any help-filename and any directory to
contain it.
Learn Sequences:
When you save a learned sequence, you are asked to specify a name for
it. It is saved under the myDir/myLearnName that you specify.
When you load a learned sequence, you must give the directory/filename
where it can be found.
HyperSample & HyperSample.tbl:
These are used only when you use Hyper Text. And these filenames are
mentioned only in Config!H which has the hyper text commands.
Customizing Config!H customizes how hyper text is used.