-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Dale Shipp <=-

 BC> Since I used the same B&W color scheme on all of them, I didn't need 
 BC> to change the _BWCOLOR.CFG in the EXE. 
 
 DS> I have a color scheme I like, and did not change it either.

 DC> I tried messing with the color scheme once.  

 DC> Took me forever to get it back to they way I liked it!  

Anytime you want to mess with a config, you save the existing one to 
a subdirectory (C:\BW\CFGS\), or a backup name: 
_BWCOLOR.CFG -=> _BWCOLOR.CF# 

Save the original Blue Wave CFG as _BWCOLOR.CF0 

The original _BWCOLOR.CFG is in the C:\BW\DATA\ directory. 

Possibly even save all your renamed experiments in a subdirectory for 
future reference. 

Of course, you save those backups to a floppy or CD that you keep 
with the install disk for BlueWave, just in case there is a hard drive 
crash. 


 
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