From:	"Chris Van Extergem" <chris DOT ve AT pandora DOT be>
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Subject:	Re: Rhide Environment Save Settings?
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Date:	Fri, 18 May 2001 14:25:10 GMT
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"JT" <metro_96 AT yahoo DOT com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>     I'm using the latest download of DJGPP and RHIDE as the text editor.
I
> love the system but would like to set a different path for my source
files.
> Rather than do this manually every time I start Rhide can I edit a file &
> set this permanently?  I've read the help files & they point me at a file
> that says it's not needed to set the environment any more 8^(.

Did you read the part about creating a default project ?

In short, you need to create an empty project in the \bin directory, set all
you options, preferences, paths, whatever and save this as rhide.gpr.  This
way, every time you start rhide without any command line parameters, or
everytime you make a new project, rhide will set all these options,
preferences, paths, whatever to what you made them in the default project.

HTH

Chris

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