@@ -822,20 +822,26 @@ Here is an overview for each operating system:
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not cover the use of SUBMIT files -- please refer to the CP/M 2.2
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documentation.
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- - ** NZCOM** - Will run the command STARTZCM at startup. This is
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- normally an alias file. You use SALIAS to edit such files . Please see
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+ - ** NZCOM** - Will run the command STARTZCM at startup. This is
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+ normally an alias file, which you can edit using SALIAS . Please see
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Section 3.1 Creating an Alias of the NZCOM Users Manual included in the
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- Doc/CPM folder of the RomWBW distribution. Note that the NZCOM
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- distribution includes a PROFILE.SUB file. NZCOM itself is launched from
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- ZSDOS. The included PROFILE.SUB accomplishes this. Do not modify this
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- file unless you fully understand the NZCOM boot process.
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+ Doc/CPM folder of the RomWBW distribution. Do not modify this
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+ file unless you fully understand the NZCOM boot process. Note that
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+ NZCOM itself is launched from ZSDOS via the included PROFILE.SUB file.
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- ** CP/M 3** - Will run PROFILE.SUB as a SUBMIT file if it exists in A:
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at startup. This mechanism is built into the CP/M 3 operating system.
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Please see Section 4.5 Executing Multiple Commands and Section 5.2.74
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Executing the SUBMIT Command of the CPM3 Users Guide included in the
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Doc/CPM folder of the RomWBW distribution.
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+ - ** Z3PLUS** - Will run the command STARTZ3P at startup. This is
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+ normally an alias file, which you can edit using SALIAS. Please see
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+ Section 3.1 Creating an Alias of the Z3PLUS Users Manual included in the
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+ Doc/CPM folder of the RomWBW distribution. Do not modify this
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+ file unless you fully understand the Z3PLUS boot process. Note that
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+ Z3PLUS itself is launched from CP/M 3 via the included PROFILE.SUB file.
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+
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- ** ZPM3** - Will run the command STARTZPM at startup. This is normally
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an alias file. You use SALIAS to edit such files. ZPM3 has no real
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documentation. The NZCOM documentation of STARTZCM is generally correct
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