Category : File Managers
Archive   : SCT-EM45.ZIP
Filename : QUICK.RUN

 
Output of file : QUICK.RUN contained in archive : SCT-EM45.ZIP

It is possible to "test drive" SCOUT or SCOUT-EM before using CONFIG.COM
to completely configure it. To do this, complete the following steps:

Loading and running SCOUT:

1. Copy SCOUT.COM and SCOUT.000 into the SAME directory.
2. Copy RUNFILE.COM into the root directory of the drive that
SCOUT.COM and SCOUT.000 have been placed on.
3. Change to the drive:/directory containing SCOUT.COM and
SCOUT.000.
4. Enter SCOUT from the DOS command line.
5. Press Alt-F10 or the prime (~) key to pop up SCOUT.
6. To remove SCOUT from RAM, pop it up from the DOS level and
press Alt-End.

Loading and running SCOUT-EM:

0. You must have a minimum of 9 EMS pages (144K) of expanded
memory available.
1. Copy SCOUT-EM.COM, SCOUT-EM.000, REMOVE.COM and RUNSCOUT.COM
into the SAME directory.
2. Copy RUNFILE.COM into the root directory of the drive that
SCOUT-EM.COM, SCOUT-EM.000, and RUNSCOUT.COM have been placed
on.
3. Change to the drive:/directory containing SCOUT-EM.COM,
SCOUT-EM.000, and RUNSCOUT.COM.
4. Enter SCOUT-EM from the DOS command line.
5. Enter RUNSCOUT from the DOS command line.
6. Press Alt-F10 or the prime (~) key to pop up SCOUT-EM.
7. To remove SCOUT-EM from expanded memory and RUNSCOUT from
normal RAM, enter REMOVE from the DOS command line.

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  3 Responses to “Category : File Managers
Archive   : SCT-EM45.ZIP
Filename : QUICK.RUN

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

  2. This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.

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