Re: kegs_conf editing How?

["Stephen Hartz" <SHartz@columbus.rr.com>]

Boy do I feel dumb... Mitchell Spector solved my whole dilema.  Thanks
Mitch! The kegs_conf file comes originally with  a "Read Only"  file
atteribute.  All I needed to do was right click the fiile, remove the check
mark for read only , edit my file in notepad, and then resave it.  Now
Kegs32 shows ALL 8 of my hard drive images!

"Stephen Hartz" <SHartz@columbus.rr.com> wrote in message
news:e9eqa.158640$0X.34180092@twister.columbus.rr.com...
> The kegs_conf file seems to be a disk image file, from what I can tell. (A
> .txt file will NOT work)  The dialognmentionmed by Charlie  for loading
> disk images only allows for the loading of 2 hard drive images in slot 7:
> (7,1 and 7,2)
> Slot 6,1 and 6,2 are reserved for 5.25 images and
> slots 5.1 and 5.2 are reserved for 800 K (3.5") images
>
> The kegs docs say that up to 32 drive images can be designated in the
> kegs_conf file.  I have (6 )32 meg files and 2 large HFS file images
(111meg
> and 75meg) .  So I need to know how to place these in a usable kegs_conf
> file.....
>
> "Stephen Hartz" <SHartz@columbus.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:8qGpa.151589$0X.32262606@twister.columbus.rr.com...
> > Just downlaoded Kegs.32 to attmept to use it on my Compaq 900mz desktop.
> > I'm struggling...
> > I have been trying to edit the kegs_conf  file to add lines so the
program
> > loads other disk images onto my desktop at boot.  I can read kegs_conf
> into
> > Wordpad, I can type in the new lines correctly, but when I go to save
the
> > file BACK , I can only save as a .txt file or whatever, which Kegs32
can't
> > use.  How does one go about editing the kegs_conf  file?
> >
> >
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