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Initialization Commands
The following command group example will cause TeemTalk-07W to attempt to
connect to a network host called sparc1 using the LAN Manager protocol, and
display two levels (i.e. 4 rows) of soft buttons.
[tt07w]
host=sparc1
protocol=lanman
buttonlevels=2
You can specify more than one set of commands in the WIN.INI file so that each
instance of TeemTalk displayed on the screen can be configured differently. The
heading of the command group to action is specified on the command line using the -
n command line option, so if, for example, the group of commands above was
headed [window1], the command for actioning this set of commands instead of the
default [tt07w] set would be -nwindow1.
TeemTalk Private Profile File
A private profile file is used to store settings specific to TeemTalk which are inappro-
priate for placing in any of the standard Windows .INI files. A default private profile
file is automatically created when TeemTalk is installed:
TeemTalk-05W: TT05W.INI
TeemTalk-07W: TT07W.INI
TeemTalk-11W: TT11W.INI
You can create additional files to meet various requirements, any one of which can be
used by TeemTalk instead of the default file by using the command line option:
-pffilename
The private profile file can be placed in any of the standard Windows File search
directories to enable TeemTalk to locate it. For example, assuming a default installa-
tion of TeemTalk-07W, the private profile file TT07W.INI could be placed in any of
the following directories:
1) C:\TEEMTALK (default)
2) C:\WINDOWS
3) C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
4) Any other directory referenced via
the environment path variable.
You can view the contents of the current private profile file by displaying the
Startup Options dialog box from the File menu and clicking the Edit... button. The
format of entries is the same as for those in the WIN.INI file. A heading enclosed by
square brackets is followed by one or more commands on separate lines, as in the
example below: