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Subject: Re: DOS 3.3 question
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Date: 14 Mar 90 07:35:00 GMT
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> Also, if you have a DOS 3.3 system disk handy, there is a file on there
> .I cant remember the name of it, I think it's MUFFIN that will also 
> change the name of the boot file within the DOS image. 

The name of this program is MASTER CREATE.  It should be on the DOS 3.3
System Master.  It will (among other things) let you specify the name of the
startup program.


Yet another alternate approach....

If you have a program which allows you to copy DOS 3.3 files, you can boot up
any copy of DOS 3.3, get a blank disk, put it in, and type

INIT HELLO

This will format the disk for DOS 3.3, and place a copy of DOS on the disk,
automagically configured to run the BASIC program named "HELLO" when it boots.
Then copy all the files from your program disk to the newly formatted one and
voila!

Hope this helps.....

--rubio  (rubio-1@uiuc.edu)