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7.7SETTING UP ALPHACD
If you want an AlphaCD CD-ROM drive to be accessible to all users after booting, load
ACD.DVR into memory using a SYSTEM statement. Then, if you want to mount all the
CD logicals during bootup (be sure the CD is installed in the drive), enter this command
after the last SYSTEM statement:
ACD
This makes all of the logical devices on the CD available. They do not have to be
defined in a DEVTBL statement.
If you do not use the ACD command during bootup, you can mount the CD from AMOS
command level by entering ACD
RETURN
at the AMOS prompt. To unmount the CD, enter
ACD/U
RETURN
.
7.8FORCING THE OPERATOR JOB TO RUN TASKS
If you want your Operator Job to execute tasks or programs automatically when the
computer boots, you can use FORCE on the Operator Job just before the MEMORY 0
command. When the MEMORY 0 command is executed, those FORCEd commands
will be run. For example:
FORCE JOB1
RUN REMINDS
WRITE
EDIT CALEND
; Blank line above ends FORCE
7.9MEMORY 0
The very last command in the system initialization command file MUST be a MEMORY
0 command. See the section above for a discussion of the MEMORY command.
System Operator’s Guide to the System Initialization Command File, Rev. 03