Intermec 6200 Reference Guide
APPENDIX A
Sample Configuration Files
A-6 PEN*KEY
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6200/6300 Hand-Held Computer Programmer’s Reference Guide
REM ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ MOUSE-AWARE DOS APPS ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
REM ____________________________ PENPAL _____________________________
REM Install the pen driver
rem 62MOUSE.COM
REM Install the pen driver
rem 62MOUSE.COM
REM –F Sets foreground color, –B sets background color, –P3 sets
REM portrait
rem ppcp.exe –F63 –B0 –P3 <penpal run file>
REM portrait
rem ppcp.exe –F63 –B0 –P3 <penpal run file>
REM Optional, uninstall the pen driver
rem 62MOUSE.COM /T
rem 62MOUSE.COM /T
REM ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ PENPAL ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
REM ___________________________ PENRIGHT ____________________________
REM Load the mouse driver
rem 62MOUSE.COM
REM Load the mouse driver
rem 62MOUSE.COM
REM /x /y sets screen size /k sets keyboard navigation /e uses expanded memory
rem PenR!API /x=160 /y=200 /k
rem PenR!HWP
rem PenR!API /x=160 /y=200 /k
rem PenR!HWP
REM call penright application here
REM REMOVE the penright libraries
rem penr!api /r
rem penr!hwp /r
rem penright
rem penr!api /r
rem penr!hwp /r
rem penright
REM Optional, uninstall the pen driver
rem 62MOUSE.COM /T
REM ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ PENRIGHT ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
rem 62MOUSE.COM /T
REM ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ PENRIGHT ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
REM When you exit from ROMINIT.BAT you either get no prompt whatsoever, or
REM you get a single ‘>’ prompt (assuming you are using MINICMD instead of
REM COMMAND.COM). The ECHO state when you exit determines whether or not
REM the prompt is displayed.
@Echo on
REM you get a single ‘>’ prompt (assuming you are using MINICMD instead of
REM COMMAND.COM). The ECHO state when you exit determines whether or not
REM the prompt is displayed.
@Echo on
Sample Boot Configurations for 6300
CONFIG.SYS Listing
The following is a typical CONFIG.SYS example for a 6300 Computer:
REM Set COMMAND.COM as the command interpreter.
REM d:\ —— Sets the COMSPEC environment variable to D:\COMMAND.COM.
REM /p —— Causes AUTOEXEC.BAT to be executed and defines COMMAND.COM as
REM the permanent command shell.
REM d:\ —— Sets the COMSPEC environment variable to D:\COMMAND.COM.
REM /p —— Causes AUTOEXEC.BAT to be executed and defines COMMAND.COM as
REM the permanent command shell.
shell=d:\command.com d:\ /p
break=on
buffers=30
files=128
lastdrive=z
stacks 9,256
break=on
buffers=30
files=128
lastdrive=z
stacks 9,256
REM ___________________EXTENDED MEMORY PROVIDER___________________
REM Specifying DOS=HIGH causes portions of DOS (such as buffers), HIMEM.SYS,
REM and COMMAND.COM to be loaded into HMA (High Memory Area). Since less is
REM loaded into conventional memory, you have somewhere on the order of 18K
REM more free conventional memory when using this configuration. This cost
REM is that 64K of extended memory that must be reserved thus reducing the
REM maximum size of the RAM drive allowed.
REM Specifying DOS=HIGH causes portions of DOS (such as buffers), HIMEM.SYS,
REM and COMMAND.COM to be loaded into HMA (High Memory Area). Since less is
REM loaded into conventional memory, you have somewhere on the order of 18K
REM more free conventional memory when using this configuration. This cost
REM is that 64K of extended memory that must be reserved thus reducing the
REM maximum size of the RAM drive allowed.
REM Even if DOS=HIGH is not specified, HIMEM.SYS must be loaded to run
REM Windows.
REM Windows.
device=d:\himem.sys
dos=high
dos=high
A. Sample
Configuration Files