Hello Mike,

    Responding to a post in the 4DOS area:
    On Wednesday February 02 2005 at 12:43,
    Mike Powell [1:2320/105] wrote to Gerald Miller,
    about: DV/X

 >> I used to use the MS-DOS multiple config file but have since gone
 >> back to separate Config.sys and Autoexec.bat system.  I found a nice
 >> (old) program called BootIt that permits multiple (matching pairs)
 >> Config / Autoexec in one large configuration file.  Very easy and
 >> much simpler to use than the MS-DOS multiple config file.  It can be
 >> used on the command line and you get presented with a menu of
 >> configuration choices _or_ you can pass a configuration variable name
 >> to the command line executable.  The only thing that you have to do
 >> is boot the system before they take effect.

 MP> That sounds like an interesting program.

 >> Remind me in a couple of weeks to tell you what happened.  
 MP> OK, I am interested to hear.  ;-)

Haven't received your e-mail address.. ?

Google for BOOT201.ZIP.  Be careful, I found quite a few.  The particular
archive I'm referring to will have a date of Sunday, October 16th, 1988
(yeah, I know, it's old but it is amongst the best that I've come across)
and the author's name is Stephen C. Kick.

There are some suggestions I would like to make (after you obtain the
archive), if you're interested.

           Cheers ... Gerald

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