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              º  CA  º      ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ CUSTOM AUTOEXEC ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ 
              ÈÍÑÍÍÑͼ           Shareware   Ver. 1.03
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       Peachville Software 1993
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   Û EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS Û
                    DOS:          3.3 minimum
                    Video:        EGA
                    HDrive:       C Drive
                    Mouse:        Logitech or equal

   Û GENERAL Û
   Custom Autoexec allows the user to create the operating enviroment during
   the autoexec batch process. Instructions to run utilities such as Norton,
   QDos, Windows, etc. and their required parameters are added to the batch
   while it is in progress. Each command set is located in files BAT.001 to
   BAT.012, allowing 12 user sets. 

   Û INSTALLATION Û
   ***** Your mouse driver must be active for these programs to run. *****
   Copy all the files to a formatted disk. Run BUTTONS.EXE from the disk to see
   how the pre-packaged system operates. [Clear] clears the text screen. [Run]
   copies the batch commands on the screen to AUTO.BAT and ends the program.

   Decide how you want your commands to run. For instance when running your
   modem you may want a background ultility running ahead of time.

   Make a backup of your existing AUTOEXEC.BAT and print it as well.

   Edit the pre-packaged AUTOEXEC.BAT: Change the line MOUSE if your original
   driver command is different Eg: GOMOUSE. Add path, set and command lines
   that you want to run every time.

   Û BAT.001 - BAT.012 Û
   The first line of each file, (12 charachters max.), is the title which
   appears on your buttons. Replace existing titles with those suited to the
   function you wish to perform. This is the only line which will not be 
   issued as a batch command line.

   Edit subsequent lines as you would with any batch file with the following
   exceptions:
              [ENTER] must follow the last command.
              The charachter "$" will truncate the file and should not be used.

   Notice how PATH statements are added:  Eg. PATH = C:\DOS;%path%
   This results in an "Out of Environment Space" error message when executed
   but it allows paths to be added rather than truncated.

   Some of the samples Eg. BAT.012 are empty. When the program encounters an
   empty file it ignores it and does not create a command button. To remove a
   button simply delete the contents of the file.

   Then test the operation of each file by running BUTTONS.EXE, try all of
   your commands. After pressing the "Run" button, view AUTO.BAT. This file
   should now contain the cumulative batch commands you just entered.

   When your commands are correct, copy all files to C:\ , then reboot.

   Û PROGRAMS and FILES Û
          AUTOEXEC.TXT          this file
              AUTO.BAT          cumulative batch sets run by autoexec.bat
          AUTOEXEC.BAT          a replacement for yours
               BAT.xxx          12 batch files
           BUTTONS.EXE          button program run by autoexec.bat
---------------------------------------------------------------------x cut here

   The aforementioned programs are freely distributed as shareware for the
   individual user. If this utility meets your needs and expectations please
   register by sending $10.oo to: 

             Peachville Software
             Box 678
             Peachland, B.C.
             Canada
             V0H 1X0

   We shall inturn send you the lastest update of CUSTOM AUTOEXEC.

   Name:    ____________________________________

   Address: ____________________________________

   City:    ________________  State: ___________

   ZIP:     ________________

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