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Initialization Commands
TSR Identifier
WIN.INI File: netid=identifier
Command Line: -iidentifier
Default Setting: 5A
TeemTalk for Windows 3.1x communicates with its TSR programs and the network
kernel software via interrupt 63 (hex). A unique TSR identifier is used to link an
instance of TeemTalk to a particular TSR. This enables two or more instances of
TeemTalk to use different network protocols, and also allows other software in the
system to use interrupt 63.
The default TSR identifier is 5A (hex). You can specify a different default identifier
by including the netid= command in the WIN.INI file. For example, to specify the
new default TSR identifier as 48 (hex), you would enter the following line:
netid=48
If you want to use a different TSR identifier than the default specified in the
WIN.INI file (to enable another instance of TeemTalk to use a different network
protocol, for example), you need to include the -i command line option immediately
followed by the new TSR identifier when loading the TSR program and when
loading TeemTalk (as specified in the Microsoft Windows Program Item Properties
dialog box).
For example, to run FTPTSR using the identifier 48 (hex), the line entered at the
DOS prompt would be:
FTPTSR -i48
Input Queue Size
Initialization File: InputQueue=0-4096
Command Line: -q0-4096
Default Setting: 255
These commands enable you to set the input queue size for network data. The size of
the input queue will determine how quickly an interrupt command takes effect. For
example, pressing the keys Ctrl + Q while receiving a long listing will only cause
data input to stop once the input queue is empty. The larger the input queue, the
longer the interrupt command will take to stop incoming data.