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Changes to BUFFER Tooltype
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A late addition was added for the BUFFER tooltype. Instead of
stating an amount of memory, a percentage of memory can be given.
For example:
BUFFER=50%
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Using REXX With Music-X
==================================
The Music-X 2.0 Manual descibes a module called RexxEdit that
can be used to edit sequences programmatically using ARexx scripts.
The manual does not detail how get ARexx set-up on your computer in
the first place.
ARexx is a commercial product created by William S. Hawes and
is not provided on the Music-X disks. If you have a hard drive and
AmigaDOS Release 2 or 3 has been installed, you will find that you
already have ARexx. If you have a hard drive and are still using
Kickstart 1.3, you will not have ARexx unless you purchased it from
William S. Hawes directly or from an Amiga software dealer who sells
ARexx.
If you have a floppy only system, it is still possible to use
ARexx if you have a copy of the ARexx system files "RexxMast" and
"rexxsyslib.library". Here is what to do:
1) Make a copy of the Music-X 2.0 Program disk. Do not modify
your original disk!
2) Delete "Format" and "DiskCopy" from the System drawer of
the copy of the Music-X 2.0 Program disk.
3) Copy "RexxMast" to the System drawer on the Program disk.
4) Copy "rexxsyslib.library" to the "libs" drawer on the
Program disk. This operation may require using the CLI or
Shell, since there is no icon from the "libs" drawer.
5) The modified copy should now work as a minimal Rexx
environment when you boot with the disk. You will not be
able to format or copy disks though.