RELOADING THE LAST FILE WHEN YOU START WINEDIT

WinEdit automatically reloads the file you were last working with by
saving the name of the active file when you quit.

You can also specify a file named "LASTFILE.ED" as the command line
argument and WinEdit will ignore the command line and reload the last file
you were working on.

The reason you need to specify "LASTFILE.ED", and have to actually have a
file of that name on your disk, is due to an "anomaly" in the Program
Manager.  It is not possible to specify a startup directory for Program
Items in Program Manager.

Here's how you can get around this with WinEdit:

    1.  Associate ".Ed" files with WinEdit by selecting this file in File
        Manager and choosing "Associate..." from File Manager's File menu.

    2.  Create a file named "LASTFILE.ED" in the directory you wish to be
        the startup directory.  Or copy this file to that directory.  Then
        create a Program Item with the complete pathname to that file.  For
        example, if your project is in "D:\NEWPROG", create a Program Item
        for "D:\NEWPROG\LASTFILE.ED".

Program Manager will use the "DOS" icon by default, but you can override
this by using "WINEDIT.EXE" as the program name in the "CHANGE ICON" dialog
box.  You'll get the WinEdit icon in your Program Group, "D:\NEWPROG" will
be your current directory, and WinEdit will start up with the same file you
were editing when you last used WinEdit.