Argh!
I'm developing some PC security software, one feature of which is to 
write-protect AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, WIN.INI (and prevent rename, delete 
etc).
But although every other package falls over most promisingly when my software 
is loaded, QEdit still saves successfully.
Can anyone tell me what calls Q uses to open/write files it saves ?
-- Lewin A.R.W. Edwards (melancholy, the male equivalent of Miss Havisham)
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*******  Original Msg. From: George De Bruin     To: Richard Bunton  
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RB* F8  MacroBegin SaveFile Dos "C:\SS\SS " CurrentFilename Return
RB* Return EditFile CurrentFilename Return NewFile Return EditFile
RB* CurrentFilename Return NewFile Return
GD*  Hey Richard,
GD*  This macro could be shortened to:
GD*  F8  MacroBegin SaveFile Dos "C:\SS\SS " CurrentFilename Return
GD* Return EditFile CurrentFilename Return NewFile Return
You're right...As usual. I tried this after I sent the other message,
and it seemed to work perfectly.
Keep up the good work George.  
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      * Richard **   Richard.Bunton@Sound.Com
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 * DeLuxe2/386 1.25 #3885 * Man with hand in bush...Not necessarily trimming 
shrubs
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