       PARADOX FOR WINDOWS RUNTIME .INI FILE SETTINGS
       ----------------------------------------------

This file describes the settings Paradox for Windows Runtime
uses in the WIN.INI file.

See Also: For an overview of Paradox's .INI files, how they
          work, and how you can use their settings to
          improve your work with Paradox, see the
          SETTINGS.TXT file included with Paradox for
          Windows.


SETTINGS IN WIN.INI
-------------------

Paradox for Windows Runtime places two sections in WIN.INI
that define the initial directories and define default
command line options.


  The [ODAPI] section
  -------------------
  [ODAPI] starts ODAPI and indicates the location of
  ODAPI.CFG. It contains one setting:

     CONFIGFILE01 tells ODAPI where to find its
     configuration file.

       Syntax: CONFIGFILE01 = <Filename>

       where <Filename> is a string describing the location
       and name of the configuration file to be used. If
       <Filename> refers to a directory or file that can't
       be found, Paradox Runtime fails to load. By default,
       this shows ODAPI.CFG in the directory where you
       installed ODAPI.

       Example: CONFIGFILE01 = C:\ODAPI\ODAPI.CFG


  The [PFWRuntime] section
  ------------------------
  [PFWRuntime] contains the initial directories used by
  Paradox Runtime and default command line options. It
  contains the following settings:

     WORKDIR defines the initial working directory.

       Syntax: WORKDIR = <Directory>

       where <Directory> is a string describing the initial
       working directory. (By default this is
       C:\PFWRUN\WORKING.) If <Directory> cannot be found
       or is being used as a private directory by another
       user or application, Paradox Runtime uses the
       current directory.

       Example: WORKDIR = C:\PFWRUN\WORKING


     PRIVDIR is the directory where Paradox Runtime stores
     its temporary files.

       Syntax: PRIVDIR = <Directory>

       where <Directory> is a string describing the private
       directory. (By default, this is C:\PFWRUN\PRIVATE.)
       If <Directory> cannot be found or is being used as a
       private directory by another user or application,
       Paradox Runtime uses the Windows TEMP directory.

       Example: PRIVDIR = C:\PFWRUN\PRIVATE


     FLAGS lets you define permanent command line options
     for Paradox Runtime to use when starting.

       Syntax:  FLAGS = <Options>

       where <Options> is the list of command line options
       (and their parameters) you want Paradox Runtime to
       use. When defining more than one option, separate
       each with a space.

       Example: FLAGS = -q -m -c
       
       NOTE:     Use the -q command line option if you
            don't want to display the splash screen when
            loading a Paradox Runtime custom application.
       
       
     USERNAME is the user name displayed onscreen when you
     start Paradox Runtime.
     
       Syntax:  USERNAME = <User Name>
       
       where <User Name> is the name you entered when you
       installed Paradox Runtime.
       
       Example:  USERNAME = Frank Borland
     
     
     COMPANY is the company name displayed onscreen when you
     start Paradox Runtime.
     
       Syntax:  COMPANY = <Company Name>
       
       where <Company Name> is the company you entered when
       you installed Paradox Runtime.
       
       Example:  COMPANY = Borland Intl.
     


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