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-=> Quoting Erik Austin to All <=- Hi Erik, EA> Thanks to everyone who told me the valid range of STARTPRI EA> values. It doesn't seem to help though. Sometimes it works, EA> sometimes it doesn't. :) A few more questions then; EA> Does order matter ie. does the STARTPRI tooltype have to be EA> first in the list for it to be effective? Tooltype order is irrelevant. EA> Must all WBStartup programs have a STARTPRI tooltype in order EA> for it to be used? No, the default STARTPRI is 0. EA> What is the result of entering a value out of the valid range EA> (eg. 200)? It is probably storing the value in a byte, so values outside of the range -128 to 127 will get mapped to that range. EA> Which feature of MultiCX alters the Execs DoIO() vector? I EA> might be able to turn it off and save myself a lot of hassle. It alters DoIO()? Why? That sounds scary! EA> One thing I can't work out though is why it didn't have the same EA> effect on my cousin's accelerated 1200 running WB3.0. For sure EA> his WBStartup drawer wouldn't have been in the same physical EA> order but that couldn't be it, could it? I forget what OS you're running, but the physical order shouldn't matter. Michael Stapleton of Graphic Bits. * AmyBW v2.10 * ... This tagline is encrypted --- AdeptXBBS v1.07f (Registered)* Origin: Mach One BBS (3:713/615) SEEN-BY: 620/243 621/505 623/630 711/401 409 413 430 808 809 915 934 712/515 SEEN-BY: 713/317 323 615 618 700 914 714/906 800/1 @PATH: 713/317 711/808 934 |
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