Command: ospedit

   OSPEDIT is a free texteditor.

Syntax:

  ospedit [[drive][path]file]
          drive  The drive letter, e.g. C:
          path   The directory, e.g. \example\
          file   The file, e.g. test.txt.
                 You can also open files within the program.

Options:

  - none -

Comments:

  An editor like OSPEDIT can be used to create simple text files. It can
  also be used to modify files like CONFIG.SYS / FDCONFIG.SYS
  and AUTOEXEC.BAT / FDAUTO.BAT.
  This version of Text Editor includes support for playing sounds in the
  background. You need to run one of the following programs to install
  the driver:

  BDSB.EXE      -  Sound Blaster
  BDSBPRO.EXE   -  Sound Blaster Pro
  BDSB16.EXE    -  Sound Blaster 16
  BDCS4235.EXE  -  CS4235

  If you choose the wrong one, the system could lock up if it installs
  itself and you try to play a sound. The driver should display an error
  message if it cannot initialise the sound card. You must also type the
  following command before you start the Text Editor to enable sound:

  SET OSPSOUND=TRUE

  To disable sound, type "SET OSPSOUND=". The sound drivers are written
  by Heinz Rath (www.geocities.com/heinz_rath/).

Examples:

  ospedit c:\example.txt   opens c:\example.txt to write in it (file
                           example.txt must already exist)
  ospedit c:\autoexec.bat
  ospedit c:\fdconfig.sys

Command: ospedit

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