Tandy 1000 MS-DOS Reference Manual page 362

Appendix C / Installable Device Drivers
where n is the length of the string that replaces the original
code plus one.
code
is the original code.
string
is the list of
replacement characters.
The MODE command supports some commonly used character
set translations. For example, to enter the code to translate a
175 code to the characters
"»,"
type the following from BASIC:
1Pr in t c h r
$(
27> ; "W" ; c h r $( 3 >; c h r
$(
175> ; ,,) )" ;
Now, whenever you type:
lprint chr$(175);
the characters
»
are printed. If the printed replacement string
is wider than one character, horizontal tabs on the remainder of
the printed line will be incorrect.
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MLPART.SYS
o
(For Multiple DOS Partitions)
MLPART.SYS is an installable device driver that lets your com-
puter access multiple, non-bootable (DOS2) partitions on a hard
disk drive. To create these partitions, you use the MLPART.COM
command. (See "MLPART" in Part 2 of this manual.)
The purpose of MLPART.SYS is to let you take advantage of all
the space on a hard disk that has 32 or more megabytes of stor-
age. The bootable (DOS) partition must begin and end in the
first 32 megabytes of the hard disk.
Before installing the device driver, create the DOS2 partitions,
using the MLPART command.
To install the MLPART.SYS device driver, include a DEVICE
command in your CONFIG.SYS file, using this format:
DEVICE
=
MLPART.SYS drive specifications
where drive specifications is a list of the physical drive letters of
the hard disks containing DOS partitions.
For example, if you have only one DOS2 partition on Drive C,
you use the line:
deVice=mlpart.sys c:
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