XWing BAT Files
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Here are a number of BAT files that I've written to help pilot backups 
and manage activating the extra missions.

My directory structure is: D:\GAMES\SIM\XWING, so replace the 
D:\GAMES\SIM part with your own directory structure.  
Use the Replace All if your editor has it.  If you use a word processor, 
be sure to save the BATs as DOS text; WP files have hidden special 
characters at the front that DOS won't understand.


I have separated the missions I have and keep each one in it's own 
subdirectory within the XWING/MISSION directory:
   ORIGINAL    Backup copy of all the LucasArts missions that came with
               XWing and it's mission disks,so you can always re-activate
               them when you want
   EMPIRE      The Empire Tour of Duty
   JEDI        The Jedi Tour of Duty
   XMBMISS     Various individual missions that people have written
   DEVEL       Missions I am developing using XWing Mission Builder (XMB) 
               by Neal Westfall



BAT FILES
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   ATRESET   Activates the LucasArts A-Wing Training missions
   XTRESET   Activates the LucasArts X-Wing Training missions
   YTRESET   Activates the LucasArts Y-Wing Training missions

   T1RESET   Activates the LucasArts Tour of Duty #1 missions
   T2RESET   Activates the LucasArts Tour of Duty #2 missions
   T3RESET   Activates the LucasArts Tour of Duty #3 missions

   EMPIRE    Activates the Empire ToD as ToD #1
   JEDI      Activates the Jedi ToD as ToD #2

   INSTALX1  Activates new missions as X-Wing Training missions
   INSTALY1  Activates new missions as Y-Wing Training missions

   PILOTBAK  Copies all .plt files in XWING to my subdirectory XWING\BACKUP
   TELSONBK  Copies TELSON.PLT to XWING\BACKUP
   TELSONRV  Copies TELSON.PLT from XWING\BACKUP to the XWING directory
   WINGMEN   Creates numerous copies of TELSON.PLT for use as wingmen



NOTES:

When you get a new XWing mission that someone has written, it has usually 
been given the same name as a Training Mission by the author.  I rename 
them to one named in my INSTALX1 or INSTALY1 BAT files (eg XWING11, XWING12,
etc).  That way, I don't need to keep track of what each mission is 
called or modify the BAT file.  I also update the NEWMISS.TXT file so I will
still know what each mission does next week...


This may all seem overly complicated, but I believe it may save confusion
later.  Hope it helps.  

Remember to be careful when modifying BATs or you could copy over or erase 
files you didn't want to, especially with the COPY command and wildcards.


Telson.
