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DARB
03-02-1999, 09:25 AM
I installed a fax program not knowing it was for networking and internet called JFAX. I did that the day I got my computer. I found under WIN INI in the systerm configuation ttool that the fax program was still listed and I unchecked all the boxes. The fax program is not installed any where else.Yesterday I was using Sys edit and under the Win ini there was the Jfax progam. Can I deleate this from my win ini folder without any additional problems

fishboy
03-02-1999, 11:43 AM
REM it out first. If then there are no problems, you can delete it.

fishboy
03-02-1999, 03:20 PM
REM stands for remark. Any time you place this in front of a line such as rem c:\windows\win it will prevent the system from loading that particular device. If the system boots fine\no error messages with the line remed out, you can delete the line.

DARB
03-02-1999, 05:26 PM
fishboy thankyou . When I just looked at my response,just a second ago, I'm having more ups and downs than Monica Lewinski. Spelling? thanksalot didn't want to seem rude.

DARB
03-03-1999, 12:18 AM
What the hell does rem it out first mean????

DARB
03-03-1999, 02:13 PM
I went into the file and there is rem: in front of all of those entries. The reason I didn't see it is because the R in rem is almost off the page,but my boxes that are in the win ini file under tools system information utility/ get to it by MSconfig.Will the entris and the boxes dissapear when I take out the main text???????. I haven't tryed yet. Always like to know what I'm in for.

Isos
03-04-1999, 12:36 AM
It's been a long time since I fooled around the ini file, but I thought that REM is for batch only. ;; is what I used to REM a line.

fishboy
03-09-1999, 11:26 AM
I doubt the rem will remove the check boxes in the winconfig. You are talking about win 98 correct. You can safely add a rem to any batch file or ini..win.ini\system.ini. If it causes a problem, simply remove the rem and save the file. Go ahead and play. How else will you learn?