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HOW TO START Scenery MAKER

To start Scenery MAKER, move to the disk and to directory where you have 
installed Scenery MAKER, for instance:

        C:
        CD \SC\SM

(of course "C:" and "\SC\SM" are only examples and have to be replaced by 
the actual disk and directory where you have installed the program); then 
run the program appending the name of the file to be compiled followed by 
the name of the compiled file: 

        SM MYSCEN.TXT MYSCEN.BGL

File names may contain paths, as in:

        SM SCENERY\SOURCES\MYSCEN.TXT SCENERY\OUTPUT\MYSCEN.BGL
        
Scenery MAKER is completely self-contained, then it is OK also to move to 
another drive and/or directory calling the program with a path before the 
name, as in:

        CD SCENERY
        \SC\SM\SM SOURCES\MYSCEN.TXT OUTPUT\MYSCEN.BGL


COMMAND LINE SWITCHES

Scenery MAKER accepts one switch in the command line, /E, which must follow 
the two file names. When this switch is used, syntax errors, in addition to 
being displayed on the screen, are stored in an error file, called SM.ERR, 
and situated in the current directory.

For instance:

        SM MYSCEN.TXT MYSCEN.BGL /E

causes the generation of the SM.ERR file.
If there are no syntax errors in the source file(s), the SM.ERR file is 
created with a 0 bytes length.


RETURN CODES

Scenery MAKER returns the following ERROLEVEL values:

        0       no error
        1       any error, excepted the followings
        2       syntax errors in the source files


All Rights reserved.
(c) 1995,1996 Enrico Schiratti, LAGO
Scenery MAKER is (c) 1995,1996 Simula FlightWare, LAGO. 
Network drivers are (c) 1995,1996 Simon Hradecky, NOMISSOFT. 
Scenery Budapest and Scenery Delhi are (c) 1995,1996 Andras Kozma, LAGO. 
Microsoft and MS-DOS are either registered trademarks or trademarks of 
Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. 
Flight Simulator is a trademark of Bruce A. Artwick. 
All other products and brands are trademarks or registered trademarks of 
their respective owners.
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