Hi Marlon, > I edit autoexec.nt with Windows Notepad and insert this line at the very > top: > SET CLIPPER=F99
You can also type that command at the prompt before running Clipper. Of course it would be easier if you put the line in the autoexec.bat file of your DOS ;-) If the F99 is related to the FILES=99 setting, it is probably not useful to set "clipper" but not "files"? > I edit config.nt with Windows Notepad as well and insert this at the very > top too: > FILES=99 There are tools to raise FILES after boot, but the recommended way is to put the setting properly in your DOS config.sys file instead. I generally recommend to have proper configuration for your DOS installation: Without those two config files (config.sys and autoexec.bat) you will have to confirm date and time at each boot and DOS will perform at a very mediocre level compared to what it can do, in particular on modern hardware. Maybe somebody could cite their own (preferably both SIMPLE and efficient) config.sys and autoexec.bat in FreeDOS as example configs for you on this list here? By the way, have you tried running your Clipper software in the more modern clone Harbour? See our software info: http://www.freedos.org/software/?prog=xharbour Regards, Eric ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
