Format of the SYSTEM.INI File

   The SYSTEM.INI file contains several sections, each of which consists of a
   group of related  settings. The  sections and settings  are listed  in the
   SYSTEM.INI file in the following format:

     [section name]
     keyname=value

   In this example, [section  name] is the  name of a  section. The enclosing
   brackets ([ ]) are required, and the left  bracket must be in the leftmost
   column on the screen.

   The keyname=value statement defines  the value of each  setting. A keyname
   is the name of a setting. It can consist of any combination of letters and
   digits in uppercase or  lowercase, and it must  be followed immediately by
   an equal sign (=). The value  of the setting can be  an integer, a Boolean
   value, a string, or a  quoted string, depending on  the setting. There are
   multiple settings in most sections.

   You can include comments in initialization files. You must begin each line
   of a comment with a semicolon (;).


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