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The configure category contains miscellaneous configuration information for GEOS. The drive key is exactly like the drive key in the system category.
drive <letter> = <number>
This key allows you to override the drive-map initialization done by the primary filesystem driver. You can not make a driver believe a nonexistent drive exists, but you can change the presumed media or make the driver ignore a drive. More than one drive may be remapped.
The letter argument is the drive letter of the drive to be remapped. The number argument defines the new drive definition and is one of the following values:
-1 fixed disk 0 ignore the drive 360 360 K 5.25-inch disk 720 720 K 3.5-inch disk 1200 1.2 meg 5.25-inch disk 1440 1.44 meg 3.5-inch disk 2880 2.88 meg 3.5-inch disk
Some examples of drive remappings are shown below:
drive d = 0 ; ignore drive D: drive a = 360 ; make GEOS think drive A: is 360K
helpEditor = <Boolean>
If true, this key indicates that GeoWrite should add a new Help Editor feature. This must be on if you are planning on creating help files for your application. The Help Editor feature may be turned on by selecting "Fine Tune" in the user level dialog box in GeoWrite. More information on the Help Editor can be found in the chapter on the help system.
helpEditor = true helpEditor = false
numberWS = <number of calculator worksheets>
When users use the worksheets feature of the calculator, each worksheet they use will be loaded into memory. Normally, these worksheets are kept in memory so that the user may quickly go back to a worksheet they were using previously. Some low-memory devices may prefer that fewer worksheets are cached in this manner. The
numberWS
specifies a maximum number of worksheets that may be so cached.
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