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Note: If other TSR programs are currently installed, you
must uninstall them in reverse order from which they were
installed. Or you can update your work and reboot to
remove all
TSRs from RAM.
/Ddatafile Switch — Loading an
RPAL Data File — To
load an
RPAL data file, at the C:\> prompt type RPAL
/Ddatafile and press ENTER.
In datafile include the full path and filename of the
RPAL
data file. See “Saving an RPAL Data File” later in this
chapter.
For example, if you stored your custom color data file
(named
COLOR.DAT) in the utilities directory (UTILS), your
command to load the file would be:
RPAL /D\UTILS\COLOR.DAT
/Kc Switch — Defining a Hot Key — If you install
RPAL as
a
TSR file without defining a hot key, ALT-P is the default.
To define another alpha key (A through Z) as the hot key, at
the
C:\> prompt type RPAL /Kc and press ENTER, where c is
the alphabet character key (A through Z) you want to be the
hot key.
/1 and /2 Switches — Defining User Palettes — To
establish an
RPAL data file as one of the two user palettes,
at the C:\> prompt type either RPAL /1user1file or RPAL
/2user2file and press ENTER.
In these commands, user1file and user2file must be the full
paths and filenames of the
RPAL data file you select as user
palette 1 (p4) or user palette 2 (p5). You can then access
these palettes from the keyboard by pressing FN-ALT-ESC.
Refer to the “Saving an
RPAL Data File” later in this chapter.
PAL Utility
Palette Utilities 6-7