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Company name
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  Name of your company. If no name is entered, then when the screen
  blanks, the copyright will be shown, else your company name will be
  displayed. Also, on the main screen the company name will show up (if
  none is entered, it will say "P R O G R A M S").

File editor
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  You can specify any file editor as your primary editor. If you leave
  this option blank and your using DOS 5.00 or later, FAST ACCESS will 
  use DOS's EDIT.COM file editor as the default editor if you have put
  DOS in the \DOS directory (that's were FAST ACCESS looks for the 
  file). If not, FAST ACCESS will use it's own file editor 
  FAEDITOR.EXE. You must use the full pathname of your file editor.

  Example: If your using DOS 5.0 or MS-DOS 6.x's EDIT.COM, then you 
           would specify C:\DOS\EDIT.COM as your file editor.

     NOTE: You can also add any switches to the program name. For
           example, if you want EDIT.COM to display as many lines as
           your hardware will allow, you would use the /H switch as
           follows: C:\DOS\EDIT.COM /H

File manager
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  You can specify any file manager as your primary manager. Leave this
  option blank if you do not have a file manager.

  Example: If you use XTree's XTreeGold then you would specify
           C:\XTGOLD\XTGOLD.COM as your file manager (or whatever path
           it resides in).

Disk park
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  You can specify any non-TSR (memory resident) parking program. Leave
  this option blank if you do not want to park your hard drive heads to
  a safe zone when the screen blanks, when you leave your computer 
  unattended for extended periods or when you quit out of FAST ACCESS.

Directory for batch files
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  You can specify any directory for your batch file location, as long as 
  it is on the same drive as FAST ACCESS (FAST ACCESS prevents you from
  changing the drive letter). If the directory does not exist, FAST 
  ACCESS will ask you if you want to create it (\BAT is the default).

  Example: C:\BAT
           C:\BATCH

Flush disk cache command line
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  A command to flush your disk cache, if you have one installed. If
  your disk cache is setup for delayed writes, you should enter the
  flush command.

  Flush commands for various cache programs:

      For Microsoft's SMARTDRV (v4.xx or later):

            SMARTDRV /C

      For PC-Kwik's/Multisoft's SUPER and SUPERPCK (v5.xx or later):

            SUPER /ForceWrites
            SUPERPCK /ForceWrites

      NOTE: If you have upgraded to PC-Kwik Power Pak v3.1 or later, you 
            can use the SAFEBOOT program to flush most disk caches, 
            including Microsoft's SMARTDRV. The syntax to do this is:

            SAFEBOOT /UpdateDisk

      For Symantec's/Norton Utilities NCACHE  (v6.01) or
                                      NCACHE2 (v7.xx or later) or
                                      SCPLUS  (v4.xx or later):
            NCACHE /DUMP
            NCACHE2 /DUMP
            SCPLUS /DUMP

      For Helix Cloaked Disk Cache (v3.xx):

            CACHECLK /F

Enable disk cache command line
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  A command to enable your disk cache, if you have one installed. When 
  you use the Info command and select Full (if it's available), 
  Quarterdeck's Manifest Program (MFT.EXE) will sometimes crash when a 
  cache is enabled. If this occurs on your computer, enter commands to 
  enable and disable your cache. Then when you execute the Info-Full
  command, the cache will automatically be disabled before running MFT, 
  then be re-enabled before reloading FAST ACCESS.

Disable disk cache command line
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   A command to disable your disk cache, if you have one installed. See 
   Enable disk cache explanation.

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Help
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  This window.
 
Quit
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  Exits the Miscellaneous Setup Configuration window.

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