@echo off
rem This file: (find-fline "~/4NT/4start.btm")
rem Usage: .../JPSoft/4NT6/start.btm should chain to this.
rem (find-4ntfile "")
rem (find-4ntfile "4start.btm")
rem @c:\home\edrx\4NT\4start.btm
rem Version: 2005nov22, Edrx

if "%EDRX" eq "yes" goto always:
  echo (first-level 4NT stuff)
  set EDRX=yes
  set ORIGPATH=%PATH
  c:
  cd \home\edrx
:always

rem --Paths--
set HOME=C:\home\edrx

set PROGFILES=C:\Arquivos de programas
set PROGFILES=C:\Program files
rem (find-fline "$PROGFILES")

set FOURNTDIR=%PROGFILES\JPSoft\4NT6
set FOURNTDIR=C:\home\4NT
rem (find-fline "$FOURNTDIR")

set NCFTPDIR=C:\home\NcFTP
set PUTTYDIR=%PROGFILES\PuTTY
set SEVENZIPDIR=C:\home\7-Zip
set UNXUTILSDIR=C:\home\unxutils

set GSDIR=C:\home\gs\gs8.51\bin
set GGDIR=C:\home\Ghostgum\gsview

set PATH=%ORIGPATH
set PATH=%FOURNTDIR\;%NCFTPDIR\;%PUTTYDIR\;%SEVENZIPDIR\;%UNXUTILSDIR\;%PATH
set PATH=%HOME\4NT\;%PATH
set PATH=%PATH;%GSDIR\;%GGDIR\

set EEVTMPDIR=%HOME\.eev
set EE4NT=%EEVTMPDIR\ee.btm
alias ee=%EE4NT
alias hh=history > %EEVTMPDIR\hh
alias ae=C:\home\emacs\bin\emacs -fg bisque -bg black %HOME/NOTES
alias re4ntrc=%HOME\4NT\4start.btm

rem echo Setting PATH...
rem (find-4ntfile "examples.btm" "if")
rem set U=c:\home\unxutils