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{{Software
|Picture=cfgtool.png
|Version=2.2 (1996-10-14)
|Author=[[Philip A. O'Malley‎]]
|License= Freeware
|Download={{FileLink|ConfigSort_2-2.zip}}
|Website=
}}
The heart of an OS/2 system is its config.sys file.
The heart of an OS/2 system is its config.sys file.
Unfortunately, this file starts out as an organizational mess and gets worse as numerous applications modify it. Enter ConfigSort.
Unfortunately, this file starts out as an organizational mess and gets worse as numerous applications modify it. Enter ConfigSort.
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* groups known application entries.
* groups known application entries.
* compiled executable requiring REXX (RXEXTRAS.DLL Included In ZIP)  
* compiled executable requiring REXX (RXEXTRAS.DLL Included In ZIP)  
* [cfgsrt22_rev.zip]


[[Category:System configuration utilities]]
[[Category:System configuration utilities]]

Revision as of 02:47, 19 December 2022

ConfigSort
Version 2.2 (1996-10-14)
Vendor
Author Philip A. O'Malley‎
License Freeware
Download ConfigSort_2-2.zip
Website

The heart of an OS/2 system is its config.sys file. Unfortunately, this file starts out as an organizational mess and gets worse as numerous applications modify it. Enter ConfigSort.

ConfigSort will take a config.sys file and convert it into something substantially more functional. Additionally, ConfigSort also knows about multiple entries belonging to certain applications and will group any such entries into sections at the end of the file with a helpful comment.

Summary:

  • re-orders config.sys into sections.
  • groups known application entries.
  • compiled executable requiring REXX (RXEXTRAS.DLL Included In ZIP)