Filter
Top Products
Installing RPAL
To see the switches for the RPAL utility, at the MS-DOS C:\>
prompt type RPAL /? and press ENTER.
RPAL displays the following menu and then returns to the
MS-DOS prompt:
Resident Palette VN.NN
(c) 1990-92 Texas Instruments Incorporated
Usage: RPAL [ /U /I /Ddatafile /Kc /1user1file /2user2file]
[ ] - denotes optional parameters
Parameters:
/U attempt to uninstall RPAL
/I install RPAL as a TSR
/Ddatafile use palette setting in datafile
/Kchar use char key with the ALT key as hot key,
where char is a letter between A and Z
/1user1file set user palette 1 to setting in user1file
/2user2file set user palette 2 to setting in user2file
RPAL Switches
/I switch — Installing RPAL as TSR Program — You can
install
RPAL as a terminate-and-stay-resident (TSR)
program. As a
TSR program, RPAL is accessible from MS-DOS
and most applications by pressing a hot key (defined by the
/Kc switch described on the next page). To install
RPAL as a
TSR program, at the C:\> prompt type RPAL /I and press
ENTER.
If you do not include the /Kc switch, the computer uses
ALT-P as the default hot key.
/U Switch — Removing
RPAL From RAM — If RPAL is
installed as a
TSR program and you want to remove RPAL
from RAM, at the C:\> prompt type RPAL /U and press
ENTER.
RPAL is deleted from
RAM but not from the hard disk; you
can reinstall
RPAL at any time at the MS-DOS prompt.
PAL Utility
6-6 Palette Utilities