Intermec 6100 Reference Guide

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NORWINPM.DRV is a Windows 3.1 installable driver.  It requires that the APM

1.1 BIOS extensions be installed before Windows is started.  The APM BIOS

(that NORWINPM needs) may come from the builtĆin system BIOS or from a

separate DOS TSR, ELANAPM.EXE, which must be run before starting WinĆ

dows.
To install NORWINPM.DRV:
Place a keyword on the drivers=" line and add a line to the [drivers]" section of

SYSTEM.INI, equating the keyword with the actual path to NORWINPM.DRV.

This is the typical approach.  The power management entry should come first on

the 

" line.

The following is an example of a section of the SYSTEM.INI file, showing the use

of the SYSTEM.INI commands.

[boot]
drivers= power pen penwindows scanner npcp irda

where:
drivers= tells Windows to load the installable drivers.  This list of drivers is the

standard driver list (in the order that it needs to be).  The significant drivers

here, are power and pen.  These are merely token names for the drivers.  The

actual driver names are specified in the following [drivers] section of the

SYSTEM.INI file:

[drivers]
power=norwinpm.drv
pen=uclkpen.drv
[386 enh]
device=vpowerd.386

where:
power= tells Windows the actual name of the installable Power Management

driver named in the [boot] section of the SYSTEM.INI file (listed above).
pen= tells Windows the actual name of the installable Pen driver named in the

[boot] section of the SYSTEM.INI file (listed above).

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NORWINPM.DRV supports the SYSTEM.INI entries described below.  Place

them in the [POWER Driver] section of SYSTEM.INI.  Note: case is insignificant.

Valid value:

0

It defaults to the lower right corner of screen (last position).
These entries set the initial screen position of the fuel gauge.  They can be set to

offscreen coordinates, as well, so the gauge can be hidden, if desired.  These enĆ

tries are updated whenever the user moves the fuel gauge.