-REM Virtual DOS Machine (VDM) Default Startup File\r
-\r
-REM NOTE: NTVDM does not use CONFIG.BAT as the default\r
-REM environment settings file when running a DOS application. To\r
-REM change the default settings for the VDM, change this file\r
-REM instead. However, if a DOS Shortcut (PIF) is used, then\r
-REM the settings found in the PIF file will be used instead.\r
-\r
-REM Echo Output Option\r
-REM ==================\r
-REM When starting up a DOS application, by default, no output\r
-REM text is shown to the user as the application starts\r
-REM up. To display information from both CONFIG.NT and\r
-REM AUTOEXEC.NT, use the option, 'echoconfig'.\r
-REM echoconfig\r
-\r
-REM Command Prompt Option\r
-REM =====================\r
-REM If the user returns to the Command Prompt either from a TSR,\r
-REM or while running a DOS application, by default, VDM runs\r
-REM COMMAND.COM. To run cmd.exe instead, use the option, 'ntcmdprompt'.\r
-REM However, if COMMAND.COM cannot be found, VDM will use this option\r
-REM regardless if it's disabled or not.\r
-ntcmdprompt\r
-\r
-REM DOS-Only Mode\r
-REM =============\r
-REM By default, any DOS application can run another application,\r
-REM regardless if it's DOS-based or not. To prevent DOS applications\r
-REM from running non-DOS applications, and therefore possibly preventing\r
-REM disruption of the TSR, use the option 'dosonly'.\r
-REM dosonly\r
-\r
-REM Expanded Memory Manager (EMM)\r
-REM =============================\r
-REM Syntax = EMM [A=AltRegSets] [B=BaseSegment] [RAM]\r
-REM\r
-REM A = Alternative Mapping Register (AltRegSets)\r
-REM * Determines the Alternative Mapping Register Sets supported by the system.\r
-REM The supported values goes from 1 to 255.\r
-REM * The default value is 8.\r
-REM B = Base Segment\r
-REM * The default value is 0x4000.\r
-REM Random Access Memory (RAM)\r
-REM * If used, then only allocate 64kb address space from the Upper Memory\r
-REM Block (UMB) for EMM page frames, while allowing the rest (if any) to be\r
-REM used by NTVDM for loadhigh and devicehigh commands.\r
-REM * By default, all available and possible UMB will be used for page frames.\r
-REM\r
-REM The size of a program's EMM is determined by it's given PIF file. But\r
-REM if no PIF file is provided, the default settings will be used (_default.pif).\r
-REM But if the size of the given PIF file is zero, then the EMM will be disabled\r
-REM and the options below will be ignored.\r
-REM EMM A=8 B=0x4000 64\r
-\r
-REM Disable PC Speaker Audio\r
-REM ========================\r
-REM Disables the playback of PC Speaker Audio.\r
-REM disablepcspeaker\r
-\r
-REM Misc. Configuration Options\r
-REM ===========================\r
-REM dos=high, umb\r
-REM device=%SystemRoot%\System32\himem.sys\r
-REM files=40\r
+REM Virtual DOS Machine (VDM) Default Startup File
+
+REM NOTE: NTVDM does not use CONFIG.BAT as the default
+REM environment settings file when running a DOS application. To
+REM change the default settings for the VDM, change this file
+REM instead. However, if a DOS Shortcut (PIF) is used, then
+REM the settings found in the PIF file will be used instead.
+
+REM Echo Output Option
+REM ==================
+REM When starting up a DOS application, by default, no output
+REM text is shown to the user as the application starts
+REM up. To display information from both CONFIG.NT and
+REM AUTOEXEC.NT, use the option, 'echoconfig'.
+REM echoconfig
+
+REM Command Prompt Option
+REM =====================
+REM If the user returns to the Command Prompt either from a TSR,
+REM or while running a DOS application, by default, VDM runs
+REM COMMAND.COM. To run cmd.exe instead, use the option, 'ntcmdprompt'.
+REM However, if COMMAND.COM cannot be found, VDM will use this option
+REM regardless if it's disabled or not.
+ntcmdprompt
+
+REM DOS-Only Mode
+REM =============
+REM By default, any DOS application can run another application,
+REM regardless if it's DOS-based or not. To prevent DOS applications
+REM from running non-DOS applications, and therefore possibly preventing
+REM disruption of the TSR, use the option 'dosonly'.
+REM dosonly
+
+REM Expanded Memory Manager (EMM)
+REM =============================
+REM Syntax = EMM [A=AltRegSets] [B=BaseSegment] [RAM]
+REM
+REM A = Alternative Mapping Register (AltRegSets)
+REM * Determines the Alternative Mapping Register Sets supported by the system.
+REM The supported values goes from 1 to 255.
+REM * The default value is 8.
+REM B = Base Segment
+REM * The default value is 0x4000.
+REM Random Access Memory (RAM)
+REM * If used, then only allocate 64kb address space from the Upper Memory
+REM Block (UMB) for EMM page frames, while allowing the rest (if any) to be
+REM used by NTVDM for loadhigh and devicehigh commands.
+REM * By default, all available and possible UMB will be used for page frames.
+REM
+REM The size of a program's EMM is determined by it's given PIF file. But
+REM if no PIF file is provided, the default settings will be used (_default.pif).
+REM But if the size of the given PIF file is zero, then the EMM will be disabled
+REM and the options below will be ignored.
+REM EMM A=8 B=0x4000 64
+
+REM Disable PC Speaker Audio
+REM ========================
+REM Disables the playback of PC Speaker Audio.
+REM disablepcspeaker
+
+REM Misc. Configuration Options
+REM ===========================
+REM dos=high, umb
+REM device=%SystemRoot%\System32\himem.sys
+REM files=40
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