Just to clarify a few point so nobody is confused.
Marco Bernardini wrote:
> >-I had to change the analog.cfg file to analog.cfg.txt to open it. I don't
> >know why; my machine wanted "program.exe" to open anything.cfg.
>
> Shift-right click on analog.cfg, choose "open with..." and choose "Notetab".
I think you meant "Notepad," but I'm sure we all figured that out.
> However there is a better free text editor called NoteTab Light at
> http://www.notetab.com
>
> BTW, your config file CAN have an extension different than ".cfg"!
> Of course it MUST BE a text file, not a Word document or something else.
> Simply launch Analog (from a DOS box) in this way:
It must be a text file, but if you add the '.txt' extension, then you'll have to
tell analog (on the command-lin, as below) what the _complete_ file name is
(even if windows hides the .txt extension, Analog needs to know what it is).
> Analog -g +gconfig.txt
analog -G +gconfig.txt
You need a capital 'G' to ignore the standard config (analog.cfg in the current
working directory) and a lower case 'g' to include another config file.
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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