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ACFM.DOC
USER'S GUIDE
for
ACFM
AUTOEXEC.BAT CONFIG.SYS FILE MANAGER
REXL Shareware Program
Version 1.0
(c) Copyright 1993
H. S. Aurand
All rights reserved.
ACFM.DOC 3-16-93
QUICK START
Place the distribution diskette in a floppy drive. Be sure the
door or handle of the drive is closed. Change to the drive in
which you placed the diskette. Type <INSTAC> <Enter>.
If the INSTAC.EXE file is missing from your distribution disk,
type <ACFMLHA path> <Enter>, where path is the drive and
directory where you want the ACFM files placed. For instance,
<ACFMLHA C:\ACFM> <Enter>. This will extract all the ACFM files
into the C:\ACFM directory including INSTAC.EXE which can then be
replaced on the distribution disk.
DESCRIPTION
There are many times that a PC user needs to change the
configuration of his machine. Many programs have different
requirements that must be met by having different AUTOEXEC.BAT
and CONFIG.SYS files. For instance most defragmenters require
that all terminate and stay resident (TSR) programs must be
removed from RAM. Also some programs require so much RAM that
TSR's must be removed. Others have requirements for particular
drivers etc. The need is to save the different AUTOEXEC.BAT and
CONFIG.SYS files in a way that they can be safely, reliably and
easily identified and easily copied to the root directory for
rebooting.
ACFM, an acronym for Autoexec.bat - Config.sys File Manger, does
just that by allowing the user to save and edit up to 25 files of
each type. Each file has its own label of up to 76 characters.
AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files can be copied to and from the
root directory. For safety and reliability, the user must boot
manually, and confirmation prompts are used at critical points in
the program's execution. ACFM is not ram resident and is
executed only when needed.
ACFM makes it easy to store several different versions of
AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files and copy them when needed to
the root directory of the C Drive if a hard disk is installed.
If only two floppy drives are available, the A Drive is accessed.
The next time you reboot they become effective. Since ACFM does
not execute every time you boot, you are not bothered by being
forced to make a choice every time, but only when you need to
change configuration.
ACFM also includes the ability to add, delete, edit and view
stored files as well as to copy files to and from the root
directory. It also permits shelling out to DOS to accomplish
more general tasks.
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INCLUDED FILES
The distribution disk should contain two files, INSTAC.EXE and
ACFMLHA.EXE. The former is used for installation. The latter is
a self-extracting LHA archive file which contains all of the ACFM
programs as follows:
ACFM.EXE Program file
ACFM.DEF Defaults used by program file
INSTAC.EXE ACFM installation program. Also
included on distribution disk
ACFM.DOC User's Guide
VENDOR.DOC Information for vendors, BBS's, etc.
README.DOC Shareware and registration information
FILE_ID.DIZ Catalog information for BBS's, etc.
INSTALLATION
If the INSTAC.EXE file is missing from the distribution disk for
some reason, see the QUICK START section, above for a minimal
installation. After extraction of the ACFM programs, INSTAC.EXE
can be run, if necessary, providing the archive file, ACFMLHA.EXE
has been copied to the same path containing the INSTAC.EXE file.
For normal and the easiest installation, place the distribution
diskette in a floppy drive. Be sure the door or handle of the
drive is closed. Change to the drive in which you placed the
diskette. Type <INSTAC> <Enter>.
Alternately, from any current drive and directory, place the
distribution diskette in a drive, be sure the drive door is
closed and type <d:INSTAC> <Enter> where d is the letter of the
drive in which you placed the diskette.
You may also install from a hard disk. In this case it is
assumed that both distribution files have been copied to a
directory on a hard disk. This could have been accomplished by
copying a diskette containing the distribution files or by
downloading from a BBS.
As in the case using a floppy disk, change to the drive and
directory containing the distribution files and type <INSTAC>
<Enter>. Or from any drive and directory type <D:\d\INSTAC>
<Enter> where D is the drive and d the directory where the
distribution files are located.
The install program will ascertain the drive and directory in
which you wish to install ACFM files. The default is C:\ACFM.
Another may be selected.
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On completion of the installation program your current working
directory will be the drive and directory in which you installed
the ACFM files. At this point you can execute ACFM by typing
<ACFM> <Enter>.
OPERATION
To run the program be sure you are at a DOS prompt and in a
directory containing the ACFM filed then type <ACFM> <Enter>. A
notice screen is displayed first. If you have not registered your
copy of ACFM, please read this screen. After removing it by
pressing any key, the Main Menu will appear. If the display is
not completely legible, go to the Utility Menu by pressing "U"
which will permit you to change the display attributes. These
may be changed and saved so that the displays and their menu bars
are completely legible no matter what kind of a video system is
being used. How this is done is described below.
Menu items can be selected by pressing the highlighted character
key. Alternately selection can be accomplished by using the
Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, up arrow and down arrow keys to
position the selection bar. For some items just doing this will
select the item. For others it is necessary to press the <Enter>
key or the highlighted character key.
If you are using ACFM for the first time, a good way to start is
to copy the AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files from the root
directory to the AA and CA files and again to AB and CB. Edit
the latter to make desired alternatives. Be sure to enter (edit)
the descriptions of each file so that they can readily remembered
and identified.
If you ever need the alternatives, use ACFM to copy them to the
AUTOEXEC.BAT and/or CONFIG.SYS files of the root directory.
Reboot. Then if you need to go back to your original boot files,
copy AA and CA to the root directory and reboot.
MAIN MENU
Saved file names in ACFM consist of only two alphabetic
characters. The first is A or C indicating whether or not the
file is an AUTOEXEC.BAT or CONFIG.SYS type of file. The second
is a sequence letter that varies from A to Y inclusively. There
cannot be a gap in this sequence. Therefore, to add a file, the
next larger sequence letter than the last shown is used.
The options are as follows:
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"Quit" exits to DOS. Esc will also do this from this menu. If
you have copied files to either the root directory AUTOEXEC.BAT
or CONFIG.SYS files, when you quit, you will be reminded of the
fact and asked for confirmation of whether you wanted to do this
or not. In case you did not, you will be returned to the Main
Menu where you can get the files in the condition that you want
them.
"Select file menu" changes to that menu and is the simplest way
to select the different saved files. Other methods are described
below under ADVANCED FEATURES. The file designation and
description of the selected file are also shown in the header of
the Main Menu.
"Type file toggle" changes operations between AUTOEXEC.BAT type
files and CONFIG.SYS types.
"Command line for editor" permits editing the DOS command line
used by the "edit File" and "Add File" options. These options
shell out to an editor used for the selected AUTOEXEC.BAT or
CONFIG.SYS type files. The default editor is "EDLIN". If you
use another editor, be sure to use its non-document mode.
"View" permits the viewing of the C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT file or the
C:\CONFIG.SYS file in the root directory depending on which type
has been selected by the "Type file toggle". (If no hard disk is
available, the A Drive is accessed).
"vIew" permits the viewing of the selected file.
"Edit description" permits the editing of a 76 character line
that is attached to each saved file. The description of the
selected file is displayed at the top of the Main Menu, and all
descriptions are displayed on the Select File Menu.
"edit File" edits the selected file using the editor invoked by
the "Command line for editor" option.
"Delete file" deletes the selected file and its description.
Files further down the list are not deleted, but their file names
are changed so that they maintain an alphabetical sequence.
"cOpy" copies the selected file to C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT or
C:\CONFIG.SYS as appropriate. (If no hard disk is available the
A Drive is accessed.) A file name consists of only two
alphabetic characters. The first is A or C and the second is a
sequence letter that varies from A to Y inclusively. There
cannot be a gap in this sequence.
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"coPy" inverts "cOpy" by copying C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT or C:\CONFIG.SYS
as appropriate to the next file beyond the last one saved. (If
no hard disk is available the A Drive is accessed.) If the full
complement of 25 files has been saved, copying will then be to
the 25th file which will be written over.
"copY" copies the selected file to the next file beyond the last
one saved. As with the "coPy" option, if the full complement of
25 files has been saved, copying will then be to the 25th file
which will be written over.
"sHell" permits the execution of an 80 character DOS command line
with subsequent return to the Main Menu. This option provides a
completely flexible way of manipulating files particularly if
they reside in a directory other than the one selected at
installation for the saved files.
SELECT MENU
This menu lists the current set of files stored in the directory
selected for ACFM files at installation. These files are
designated by two letters, as indicated above, the first is A or
C indicating whether the file is an AUTOEXEC.BAT type or a
CONFIG.SYS type. The second letter is the sequence letter for
the file. There are no gaps in the sequence. The saved
AUTOEXEC.BAT or CONFIG.SYS file has no extension, but the
description for this file is stored in a file with the same name,
but with an extension of DES.
In this menu if the sequence letter of a listed file or <Enter>
is pressed, the file is selected and the Main Menu appears
immediately.
If there are 24 files saved, the menu will be truncated by
omitting the "1 Go to main menu" option. However, the "1" key
will still be active. If there are 25 files saved, only the list
of the 25 will appear, so that a maximum of 25 files of one type
may be used.
Pressing <Esc> will return you to the Main Menu.
UTILITY MENU
The options are as follows:
"Quit" operates the same as in the Main Menu.
"Return to main menu" displays the Main Menu. <Esc> will also do
the same.
"Go to select file menu" displays the Select File Menu.
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"Type of file toggle" is identical to the same option in the Main
Menu.
"Save items below as defaults" saves the command line for the
editor and the display attributes to a file named ACFM.DEF.
This file is read each time the ACFM program is executed.
"Command line for editor" is identical to the same option in the
Main Menu.
"Background attribute > 7 toggle" changes between Foreground
blink and Intense background. This can only be observed if the
background byte of a display attribute is greater than 7.
In the remaining options the byte indicated is incremented by
one. The effects of changing the different bytes can be noted in
the display of the byte value in hexadecimal form immediately to
the right of the option.
If your computer has an MDA video adapter card, the complete
range of attributes are not available as they are using a color
video adapter. Combining the background and foreground values,
the only valid hexadecimal attributes for MDA are: 00, 01, 07,
09, 0F, 70, 87, 8F and F0. 87 and 8F are not available using
some video boards. Other values will work, but will default to
one of these nine (or seven).
ADVANCED FEATURES
For users with large numbers of stored files who use this program
more than occasionally, some short cuts are provided in both the
Main Menu and the Utility Menu.
In the Main Menu, files may be selected without going to the
Select Menu by the use of keys that are not shown on the display.
The plus key will shift the selected file to the next in the
sequence wrapping to the first when the last is reached. The
minus key does just the opposite. In addition a file can be
selected by holding the Alt key down and then pressing the key
corresponding to the sequence letter of the file desired for
selection.
In the Utility Menu when the selection bar is on one of the last
nine options, i. e., those that select display attributes by
incrementation, if a plus key is pressed the attribute will be
incremented by one value. If a minus key is pressed it will be
decremented. In addition if the Alt key is held down and then a
digit or letter from A to F is pressed, the digit or letter will
be interpreted as a hexadecimal number and be used as the value
for the attribute.
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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Any PC compatible with the IBM PC, XT, AT or beyond.
Hard disk or 2 floppies
256K of installed RAM
Any video adapter card MDA, CGA, EGA, VGA, SVGA etc.
Color or Black and White monitor
DOS v. 2.0 or higher
REGISTRATION
To register this software, send a check or money order denominated
in U. S. currency (no COD's) for $10 (California residents add
76 sales tax) to:
REXL
734 Camino Catalina
Solana Beach, CA 92075
On registration telephone support and new product information and
upgrade service will be provided.
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README.DOC
ACFM
AUTOEXEC.BAT CONFIG.SYS FILE MANAGER
REXL Shareware Program
Version 1.0
(c) Copyright 1993
H. S. Aurand
All rights reserved.
Vendors and BBS Sysops please also see VENDOR.DOC and FILE_ID.DIZ
For installation and other instructions, view ACFM.DOC
README.DOC 3-2-93
SHAREWARE INFORMATION
This software, while copyrighted, is shareware. This has two
advantages for the user. First, price is minimized by drastically
reducing advertising and distribution costs, and second,
shareware is offered on a try-before-buy basis.
This means that the software may be tried without paying for a
license. Trying means installing and using the program for a
week. If the program is used more than this, the user must
register the software with the developer and pay an affordable
amount for a license to use the program.
This program is produced by a member of the Association of
Shareware Professionals (ASP). ASP wants to make sure that the
shareware principle works for you. If you are unable to resolve a
shareware-related problem with an ASP member by contacting the
member directly, ASP may be able to help. The ASP Ombudsman can
help you resolve a dispute or problem with an ASP member, but
does not provide technical support for members' products. Please
write to the ASP Ombudsman at 545 Grover Road, Muskegon, MI 49442
or send a CompuServe message via CompuServe Mail to ASP Ombudsman
70007,3536.
The definition of shareware promulgated by the ASP that is
applicable to this shareware follows:
"Shareware distribution gives users a chance to try software
before buying it. If you try a Shareware program and continue
using it, you are expected to register. Individual programs
differ on details -- some request registration while others
require it, some specify a maximum trial period. With
registration, you get anything from the simple right to continue
using the software to an updated program with printed manual.
"Copyright laws apply to both Shareware and commercial software,
and the copyright holder retains all rights, with a few specific
exceptions as stated below. Shareware authors are accomplished
programmers, just like commercial authors, and the programs are
of comparable quality. (In both cases, there are good programs
and bad ones!) The main difference is in the method of
distribution. The author specifically grants the right to copy
and distribute the software, either to all and sundry or to a
specific group. For example, some authors require written
permission before a commercial disk vendor may copy their
Shareware.
"Shareware is a distribution method, not a type of software. You
should find software that suits your needs and pocketbook,
whether it's commercial or Shareware. The Shareware system makes
fitting your needs easier, because you can try before you buy.
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And because the overhead is low, prices are low also. Shareware
has the ultimate money-back guarantee -- if you don't use the
product, you don't pay for it.
"DISCLAIMER - AGREEMENT
"Users of this program, ACFM, must accept this disclaimer of
warranty:
"ACFM is supplied as is. The author disclaims all warranties,
expressed or implied, including, without limitation, the
warranties of merchantability and of fitness for any purpose.
The author assumes no liability for damages, direct or
consequential, which may result from the use of ACFM.
"ACFM is `shareware' and is provided at no charge to the user for
evaluation. Feel free to share with your friends, but please do
not give it away altered or as part of another system. The
essence of `user-supported' software is to provide personal
computer users with quality software without high prices, and yet
to provide incentive for programmers to continue to develop new
products. If you find this program useful and find that you are
using ACFM and continue to use it after a reasonable trial
period, you must register it as described below.
"The registration fee will license one copy for use on any one
computer at any one time. You must treat this software just like
a book. An example is that this software may be used by any
number of people and may be freely moved from one computer
location to another, so long as there is no possibility of it
being used at one location while it's being used at another. Just
as a book cannot be read by two different persons at the same
time.
"Anyone distributing ACFM for any kind of remuneration must first
contact the author at the address below for authorization.
Authorization is hereby automatically granted to distributors
recognized by the ASP as adhering to its guidelines for shareware
distributors, and such distributors may begin offering ACFM
immediately (However the author must still be advised so that the
distributor can be kept up-to-date with the latest version of
ACFM.)
"You are encouraged to pass a copy of ACFM along to your friends
for evaluation. Please encourage them to register their copy if
they find that they can use it. All registered users will
receive a copy of the latest version of the ACFM system."
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This software includes the following files:
INSTAC.EXE Installation program
ACFMLHA.EXE Self-extracting archive file
Contains all ACFM files as follows:
ACFM.EXE The program
ACFM.DEF Default values used in the
program
INSTAC.EXE Installation program
ACFM.DOC Manual of Instructions
README.DOC Shareware and registration
information.
VENDOR.DOC Information for vendors
FILE_ID.DIZ Information for BBS sysops
As mentioned above users are encouraged to copy this software and
share it with the following restrictions:
No commercial use is permitted nor may any fees be
charged for printed material or for software other than as
described above.
No alteration may be made to any of the above files.
Printed documents produced from the README.DOC, VENDOR.DOC
or ACFM.DOC files may not be reproduced.
If the registered and licensed software is to be used on
a network, one copy for each station using the software
must be registered. Or inquire about site licensing.
Special educational rates are available if the
intellectual property rights of the author can be shown
to be protected. Telephone number is 619-481-0781.
DESCRIPTION
ACFM, an acronym for Autoexec.bat - Config.sys File Manger,
allows the user to save and edit up to 25 files of each of type
of file. A selected file can be copied to the root directory so
that it may be used the next time the system is rebooted. The
program is only executed when needed. It is not ram resident.
ACFM makes it easy to store several different versions of
AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files and copy them when needed to
the root directory of the C Drive (A Drive if no hard disk
available). The next time you reboot they become effective.
Since ACFM does not execute every time you boot, you are not
bothered by being forced to make a choice every time, but only
when you want to change configuration.
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ACFM also includes the ability to add, delete, edit and view
stored files as well as to copy selected files to the root
directory. It also permits shelling out to DOS to accomplish
more general tasks.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Any PC compatible with the IBM PC, XT, AT or beyond.
256K of installed RAM
Hard disk or 2 floppies
Any video adapter card MDA, CGA, EGA, VGA, SVGA etc.
Color or Black and White monitor
DOS v. 2.0 or higher
REGISTRATION
To register this software, send a check or money order denominated
in U. S. currency (no COD's) for $10 (California residents add
76 sales tax) to:
REXL
734 Camino Catalina
Solana Beach, CA 92075
On registration telephone support and new product information and
upgrade service will be provided.
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VENDOR.DOC
V E N D O R I N F O R M A T I O N
for
ACFM
Autoexec.bat - Config.sys File Manager
Version 1.0
Shareware authored and copyrighted by
H. S. Aurand
734 Camino Catalina
Solana Beach, CA 92075
619-481-0781
Date: 16 March 1993
Last updated : 16 March 1993
This file, VENDOR.DOC, provides information for Shareware
Distributors, Disk Vendors, Bulletin Board Operators and Computer
Clubs who wish to distribute the ACFM package.
Individual and company Users: Please refer to README.DOC file
and ACFM.DOC for more information.
Distribution Requirements
Individuals who wish to distribute the ACFM package to friends or
associates may do so in accordance with the restrictions outlined
in the README.DOC file.
Computer Clubs and User Groups wishing to add the ACFM package to
their disk library may do so in accordance with the Distribution
Restrictions listed below.
If you would like your Computer Club or User Group to be placed
on our mailing list for future upgrades to any of our products,
please contact us for complete details. The address and phone
number is listed above.
Limited Distribution License
As the exclusive copyright holder for ACFM, I, H. S. Aurand,
authorize distribution only in accordance with the following
restrictions.
ASP Approved Vendors in good standing are hereby given permission
to distribute ACFM package. Non-ASP member vendors must request
permission prior to distributing this package.
The ACFM package is defined as containing the following files:
INSTAC.EXE Installation program
ACFMLHA.EXE Self-extracting archive program
Containing:
ACFM.EXE
ACFM.DEF
INSTAC.EXE
ACFM.DOC
VENDOR.DOC
FILE_ID.DIZ
README.DOC
If any of these files are missing, then the package is not
complete and distribution is forbidden. Please contact us to
obtain a complete package suitable for distribution.
The ACFM package including all related program files and
documentation files CANNOT be modified in any way and must be
distributed as a complete package, without exception.
Small additions to the package, such as the introductory or
installation batch files used by many shareware disk vendors,
are acceptable.
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No price or other compensation may be charged for the ACFM
package. A distribution fee may be charged for the cost of the
diskette, shipping and handling as long as the total (per disk)
does not exceed US$8.00 in the U.S. and Canada or US$12.00
internationally.
The ACFM package CANNOT be sold as part of some other inclusive
package. Nor can it be included in any commercial software
packaging offer, without a written agreement from me, H. S.
Aurand.
ASP Approved Vendors who wish to distribute the ACFM package as
part of a collection (such as PsL's MegaDisk set, or a CD-ROM
package) may do so provided that all the other restrictions are
met.
Vendors (non-ASP Vendor Members) who wish to distribute the ACFM
package as part of a collection (such as PsL's MegaDisk set, or a
CD-ROM package) must obtain permission from me, H. S. Aurand,
prior to beginning such a distribution.
If you would like to distribute the ACFM package as a
Disk-of-the-Month, or as part of a subscription or monthly
service, then the following restrictions apply:
ASP Associate (Disk Vendor) Members in good standing are hereby
given permission to distribute the ACFM package under the
Disk-of-the-Month style of distribution.
Others (non-ASP Members) must contact me in advance to ensure
that you have the most current version of the software.
You cannot use a Disk-of-the-Month distribution to use up your
inventory of old (out of date) disks. Only current versions may
be shipped as Disk-of-the-Month disks.
PRINTED User's Guides may not be reproduced in whole or in part,
using any means, without the written permission of me, H. S.
Aurand. In other words, the disk-based documentation may not be
distributed in PRINTED (hardcopy) form.
The ACFM package cannot be "rented" or "leased" to others. You
may not list any of our products in advertisements, catalogs, or
other literature which describes our products as "FREE SOFTWARE".
Shareware is "Try-Before-You-Buy" software, it is not free.
The distribution of outdated versions of the ACFM package without
my written permission is prohibited.
If the version you have is over twelve (12) months old, please
contact us to ensure that you have the most current version.
This version was released in March 1993. Licensee shall not
use, copy, rent, lease, sell, modify, decompile, disassemble,
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otherwise reverse engineer or transfer the licensed program
except as provided in this agreement. Any such unauthorized use
shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this
license.
U.S. Government Information: Use, duplication, or disclosure by
the U.S. Government of the computer software and documentation in
this package shall be subject to the restricted rights applicable
to commercial computer software as set forth in subdivision
(b)(3)(ii) of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software
clause at 252.227-7013 (DFARS 52.227-7013). The
Contractor/manufacturer is H. S. Aurand, 734 Camino Catalina,
Solana Beach, CA 92075.
All rights not expressly granted here are reserved to H. S.
Aurand.
Please Help Us Serve You Better
We would appreciate copies of anything you print regarding this
package. Please send us a copy of any reviews, articles, catalog
descriptions, or other information you print or distribute
regarding this package. Thank you for your time and assistance
and for supporting the shareware marketing concept.
Suggested Description for Catalog
Contents of FILE_ID.DIZ
ACFM v. 1.0 ASP - A safe and reliable
file manager for AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS
files. Save, edit, view etc. up to 25 files
each. Copying can be to and from boot files.
Other copies can be made. For safety, booting
is manual and only when needed. Program is
not ram resident. 256K RAM; hard disk or 2
floppies; DOS 2 or more; Color, B/W. ASP $10
General Description
There are many times that a PC user needs to change the
configuration of his machine. Many programs have different
requirements that must be met by having different AUTOEXEC.BAT
and CONFIG.SYS files. For instance most defragmenters require
that all terminate and stay resident (TSR) programs must be
removed from RAM. Also some programs require so much RAM that
TSR's must be removed. Others have requirements for particular
drivers etc. The need is to save the the different AUTOEXEC.BAT
and CONFIG.SYS files in a way that they can be safely, reliably
and easily identified and easily copied to the root directory for
rebooting.
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ACFM, an acronym for Autoexec.bat - Config.sys File Manger, does
just that by allowing the user to save and edit up to 25 files of
each type. Each file has its own label of up to 76 characters.
AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files can be copied to and from the
root directory. For safety and reliability, the user must boot
manually, and confirmation prompts are used at critical points in
the program's execution. ACFM is not ram resident and is
executed only when needed.
ACFM makes it easy to store several different versions of
AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files and copy them when needed to
the root directory of the C Drive if a hard disk is installed.
If only two floppy drives are available, the A Drive is accessed.
The next time you reboot they become effective. Since ACFM does
not execute every time you boot, you are not bothered by being
forced to make a choice every time, but only when you need to
change configuration.
ACFM also includes the ability to add, delete, edit and view
stored files as well as to copy files to and from the root
directory. It also permits shelling out to DOS to accomplish
more general tasks.
Registration fee is $10.
System Requirements:
IBM PC, XT, AT or beyond compatible with at least 256K of RAM.
Hard disk or 2 floppy disks
DOS 2.0 or greater.
Color or monochrome on almost any video adapter card.
Thank you for your support!
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ACFM DEF 26 2-28-93 3:40p
ACFM DOC 18944 3-16-93 2:57p
README DOC 11264 3-16-93 1:42p
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