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               IMPORTANT INFORMATION!     PLEASE READ!
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  If this is your first copy of the software, you may disregard the
  information about configuration command name changes, as these changes have
  already been made to your *.INI files on your master disk.  If you already
  have an EMP30, and are upgrading your software, please read on...

                            ---== ***** ==---

  Configuration commands in the *.INI file(mem, dmem, dfile, etc.) may now be
  used as DOS environment variables.  The syntax for these commands is the
  same as when used in the *.INI file.  THE COMMANDS IN THE *.INI FILE ALWAYS
  TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER THOSE IN THE DOS ENVIRONMENT.


  Some changes in the command names(but not their syntax) have been made:

      Old command                   New command
     -------------                 -------------
         HELP                         E30HELP
         LIB                          E30LIB

         <ALL OTHER COMMANDS REMAIN UNCHANGED>


Example:  If your EMP30.INI file has the following commands,

              HELP=C:\EMP\EMP.HLP
              LIB=C:\EMP\EMPLIB.DAT

              change them to:

              E30HELP=C:\EMP\EMP.HLP
              E30LIB=C:\EMP\EMPLIB.DAT


 To setup *.INI configuration commands in the DOS Environment, simply type the
 command, or include it in your AUTOEXEC.BAT, with the word "SET" inserted in
 front of it:


   SET DFILE=C:\EMP\EMP.VIR
   SET DMEM=1
   SET E30HELP=C:\EMP\EMP.HLP
   SET E30LIB=C:\EMP\EMPLIB.DAT


NOTE: Using these commands as environment variables is purely optional. You
      may still use the *.INI file for configuring the software.

      Defining MACRO/FILE keys or screen colors in environment variables
      is not supported.


For more information on DOS Environment Variables, refer to your DOS manual.


