MR> name for data files, particular INI files).  Also, you can create multiple 

MR> program objects for the same program, with different parameters, or (for 
MR> DOS sessions) with different settings.  

ah, okay, this is good. so a simple  example would be a file viewer that i 
want to always view a certain file, i can just make an object of the file
viewer and have it load the file I want?

MR>  ME> Also, any tips on speeding up warp 4 on a 486dx2/66 with 20megs of
ram
MR>  ME> would  be appreciated.
MR> 
MR> More RAM, period.  I ran Warp 4 on just that configuration machine for a 
MR> while, a couple years ago.  I've since then also run it on a Pentium/200 
MR> with 128MB of memory, and currently on a Pentium II/233 with 192MB of 
MR> memory.
MR> 
MR> Memory is the most important thing, by far (just going from 20MB to 32MB 
MR> made a big difference on the 486).  

I figured this would be one of the main factors. I'm hoping I can get up to 32
megs without spending money :) As it is, this system was just made from extra
parts and I cant justify spending money when I already have 2 other pentiums
running here.

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