Appendix
C / Installable Device Drivers
where n is
the
length of
the
string
that
replaces
the
original
code plus one.
code
is
the
original code. string is
the
list
of
replacement characters.
The
MODE
command supports some commonly used character
set
translations. For example, to enter
the
code to
translate
a
175 code to
the
characters
"»,"
type
the
following from
BASIC:
1Pr
in
t c hr
$(
27> ;
"W"
; c hr $( 3 >; chr
$(
175> ;
,,)
)"
;
Now,
whenever you type:
lprint
chr$(175);
the characters »
are
printed.
If
the
printed replacement
string
is wider
than
one character, horizontal
tabs
on
the
remainder of
the
printed line will be incorrect.
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8
1 MLPART.SYS
o (For
Multiple
DOS
Partitions)
MLPART.SYS is
an
installable device driver
that
lets your
com-
puter
access multiple, non-bootable (DOS2) partitions on a
hard
disk drive.
To
create these partitions, you use
the
MLPART.COM
command. (See "MLPART"
in
Part
2 of
this
manual.)
The purpose of MLPART.SYS is to let you
take
advantage of all
the
space on a
hard
disk
that
has
32 or more megabytes of stor-
age. The bootable
(DOS)
partition
must
begin and end
in
the
first 32 megabytes of
the
hard
disk.
Before installing the device driver, create
the
DOS2 partitions,
using
the
MLPART command.
To
install
the
MLPART.SYS device driver, include a DEVICE
command
in
your CONFIG.SYS file, using
this
format:
DEVICE
=MLPART.SYS drive specifications
where drive specifications is a
list
of
the
physical drive letters of
the
hard
disks containing DOS partitions.
For example,
if
you have only one DOS2 partition
on
Drive
C,
you use the line:
deVice=mlpart.sys
c:
338
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