PHYGARY@STMARYTX.BITNET (04/28/91)
I have found the following .bat file fakes an MS-Dos system into thinking F83 is on disk drive A: when it is really on disk drive C:, so you don't have to recompile the whole program. I keep all the files in the same subdirectory (c:\FORTH) and have no problems, unless you need to use drive A:. FORTH.BAT SUBST A: C:\FORTH F83 %1 SUBST A: /D Typing C>FORTH sample.blk Will run forth with the file block sample initially set. You can access others. When you exit it return the system so that A: can be used normally.