Jim asks:

> > No. It more likely means some sort of error in the file. Our
>  > standard NPCONFIG file globals are this:
>  
>  How does one "test" an npconfig file for errors?  Where are they 
>  reported?

What I meant was some sort of typing error in the file, and in that case, 
simply retype that section over again.

As for errors, I've never purposefully made errors in the NPCONFIG file, but 
it's my impression that the code that reads the file doesn't report errors, 
Rather it simply ignores anything it doesn't understand.

But that's only my impression.

I do remember vaguely that the NPCONFIG code does not like files stored as 
"numbered" EDITOR text, where the line numbers are out at the edge of the file. 
Be sure that that isn't your problem.

Wirt Atmar

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