                            CONFIGURATION

   The Configuration Menu allows the user to define his computer's
setup (ie; Comm ports, paths, tools, etc.) and store it to a file.
If a config file is present it's data will be read therby avoiding 
reentry of this data each time the program is started. Starting the
program with the /N switch will result in the config file being read
but the user is put into the setup utility to allow changes prior to 
proceeding. This is handy if the Comm port is changed, otherwise an 
error results if attempting to start with an invalid Comm port stored 
in the config file.

   Pressing F6 pops up the Configuration Menu. Six selections are
available. Full Setup will walk you through all the other selections
and ask if you want to save the setup to a config file.
Changes to the configuration by calling the indiviual selections are
not saved to the config file unless you take direct action to save 
them (select save). 


