GM> I have a line in my AUTOEXEC.BAT that points to my ramdrive:
  > FOR %%a in (TMP TEMP) do set %%a=G:\QWOK
 Qwok?  And might I ask why you do it this way?  I can see it if
 there are lots of items to process.  For instance, I do this:
 for /a:a %i in (cmie dosapp iexplore msacm opera...
                  progman superfxp system) attrib/eq -a %i.ini
 when I exit Windows, to clear those annoying archive bits on
 files that change regularly but generally meaninglessly.
 But with just two items, it would be shorter to do
 set tmp=g:\qwok^set temp=g:\qwok
GM> I will modify it to include TEMP4DOS...  I was under the impression
  > that this could be set via 4DOS.INI.  I'll remove it from the INI file.
 It didn't produce an error message in 4DOS.INI?  Odd.  Temp4Dos
 overrides Temp, but Temp gets used if it doesn't exist, so you
 really shouldn't have had description-file changing from pipefile
 deletion before.  Who knows why it happened.
... An age is called Dark, not because the light fails to shine, but because
--- SR 2.00 #1019  -!-  people refuse to see it. * James Michener
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