                  CPTASK.INI File Definitions
  
  
  The purpose of the CPTASK.INI file is to tell Task Switcher
  which options to use and which tasks to display in the task
  list on startup.
  
  The INI file consists of three sections:  Options, Tasks,
  and Idle.  The Options section defines the command-line
  options specified at startup, the Tasks section specifies
  the current tasks, and the Idle section specifies the task
  to run during idle times, if one is defined.
  
  Do not edit the .INI file.
  
  To examine the CPTASK.INI file, from DOS, type 
  
      CPTASK /S
  
  
  Parts of the CPTASK.INI File
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  [Options]
  
  XMS=nnnn
  Specifies the amount of extended memory to allocate to 
  Task Switcher for swapping all tasks, where n is in KB. 800KB is 
  the minimum size for one task. Swap files that do not fit in the 
  allocated amount of memory are stored on disk in the directory 
  where CPTASK is stored, unless you have specified another drive
  with the TMP= option.
  
  EMS=nnnn
  Specifies the amount of expanded memory to allocate to 
  Task Switcher for swapping all tasks, where n is in KB. 800KB is 
  the minimum size for one task. Swap files that do not fit in the 
  allocated amount of memory are stored on disk in the directory 
  where CPTASK is stored, unless you have specified another drive
  with the TMP= option (following).
  
  NOTE:  You may use XMS or EMS, but not both.
  
  TMP=d
  Specifies the drive (d) to use for temporary swap files. Use
  memory if possible. It is faster.
  
  HOTKEY=<key>+<key>
  Specifies the hot key sequence that opens the Task Switcher.
  Enter ALT or CTRL for the first key, and ESC or any function
  key for the second key. The default is ALT+ESC.
  
  NOTE: Do not put spaces between the keys and the plus (+) sign.
  Also do not use the brackets in your hot key definition.
  
  The following examples show acceptable hot keys:
  ALT+F4
  CTRL+F10
  CTRL+F12
  CTRL+ESC 
  
  TIMEOUT=n
  Sets the idle time interval that must occur before the
  specified idle time task starts. The default is 5 minutes.
  
  
  [Tasks]
  
  <filename> <command-line options>
  You may specify up to 10 programs, including the default
  DOS prompt, by supplying their file names and any command-line
  options applicable to the program. If the directory for the 
  program is not in your path statement as it appears in the
  AUTOEXEC.BAT file, you must type the full path to the file
  as well. 
  
  NOTE: When you select a program with the Browse button, the
  full path is automatically provided. When Task Switcher saves
  tasks in the INI file, it always provides the full path 
  (unless the Task Switcher has not yet run the program).
  
  
  [Idle]
  
  <filename> <command line options>
  You may specify one program to be your idle task by
  supplying its file name and any command-line options
  applicable to the program. If the directory for the program
  is not in your path statement as it appears in the
  AUTOEXEC.BAT file, you must type the full path to the file
  as well. If you use the Browse button, the full path is added.
  
  NOTE: Any task you specify as the Idle task remains in the
  task list until you specifically turn off the option to make
  this the idle task. Merely exiting from the program specified
  as the idle task does not remove it from the task list.
