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setstart -- examine or set a SYS file's startup path
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syntax: setstart <pathname> [-s <string>]
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ex: setstart /disk1/basic.system
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setstart my.program -s /disk1/foo.bar
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Displays or changes the default startup pathname of the
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specified SYS file. Wildcards are allowed.
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If the -s parameter is given, the default startup path is
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changed to the string you specify.
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Example:
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setstart basic.system
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would print
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Startup path is "startup"
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on an unmodified copy of BASIC.SYSTEM, because STARTUP is
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the file BASIC.SYSTEM tries to run when you don't specify
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another path.
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To make BASIC.SYSTEM run a different file by default, use
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setstart basic.system -s your.prog.name
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Possible errors (in addition to ProDOS errors):
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*** not a SYS file
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*** SYS file does not have a startup buffer
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*** path too long for the startup buffer
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