-=> On 12-02-04  14:28,  Bruce Clark <=-
 -=> spoke to Dan Ceppa about Sig... <=-

 BC> I also have 3 different copies of the BW.EXE file: 
 BC> BW.EXE
 BC> BW1.EXE
 BC> BW2.EXE

 BC> Then I copied BWAVE386.CFG to: 
 BC> BW386-1.CFG
 BC> BW386-2.CFG

 BC> In BW1.EXE & BW2.EXE I used the Norton DiskEdit to change the
 BC> corresponding CFG entry. 

 BC> I can open two different packets, and swap between them, without 
 BC> changing the configuration of the two different setups. 

 BC> Or experiment with one, without messing up the main reader. 

 BC> It takes up less hard drive space then having 3 different directories.
 BC> I did that way back before the age of Win2000. 

   You can do all of that with only one copy of the executable, and no
   need to edit it with Norton's.   The way that I do it is open
   Bluewave by including the config file as a parameter, i.e.
   BWAVE.EXE bw_arc.cfg  for the copy I run on my archive files and
   BWAVE.EXE bw.cfg for the normal run.
   Each config file is set up to point to different working directories
   etc. so that the two copies do not step on each other's toes if
   running at the same time.

                        dale (at) min (dot) net
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