APPENDIX A
Sample Configuration Files
PEN*KEY
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6200/6300 Hand-Held Computer Programmer’s Reference Guide A-9
AUTOEXEC.BAT Listing for 6300
The following is a typical example for a 6300 Computer:
@echo off
prompt $p$g
REM When CardSoft is loaded, use drives E and F to access PC Cards instead
REM of A and B. If A and B are accidentally used, the media could corrupt.
REM Use ASSIGN to redirect accesses from A and B to E and F respectively, to
REM avoid this problem.
rem d:\assign.com a:=e: b:=f:
REM Place your path statement here:
rem path=a:\;d:\;
REM _______________ NPCP PRINTING AND COMMUNICATIONS ________________
REM Used for NPCP communications and printing
rem d:\4000api.exe /PC /10 /16 /C3
REM Used for NPCP LAN communications on 6300
rem d:\mininet.exe –s1152 –t1152
REM Used for NPCP LAN communications on 6200
rem d:\mininet.exe
REM ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ NPCP PRINTING AND COMMUNICATIONS ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
REM ___________________ MOUSE-AWARE DOS APPS ________________________
REM Load the pen driver for DOS based, non PenRight applications 63mouse /C
REM calibrates touch screen before it runs
REM ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ MOUSE-AWARE DOS APPS ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
REM ____________________________ PENPAL _____________________________
rem 63mouse
REM run calib.exe to calibrate
REM –F Sets foreground color, –B sets background color, –P3 sets portrait
rem ppcp –F63 –B0 –P3 <penpal run file>
REM optional, uninstall the pen driver
rem 63mouse –u
REM ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ PENPAL ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
REM ___________________________ PENRIGHT ____________________________
REM Set APIRSC TO LOCATION OF 63PENRT.RSC
rem set APIRSC=63PENRT.RSC
REM pkalign calibrates penright’s touch driver
REM /x /y sets screen size /k sets keyboard navigation /e uses expanded
REM memory
rem PenR!API /x=480 /y=320 /k
rem PenR!HWP
REM call penright application here
REM REMOVE the penright libraries
rem penr!api /r
rem penr!hwp /r
rem PENRIGHT
REM ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ PENRIGHT ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
A. Sample
Configuration Files
