This is driving me nuts!<br><br>I just got Doom 3 (ya, I'm a little behind).<br><br>Before even playing, I decided to build an autoexec.cfg file for it. And I did ...

You can specify any SAS system option in the SAS command when you start the SAS System. However, it is generally more convenient to place frequently used system options in your SAS configuration file ...

Under OpenVMS, you can customize the SAS System for your session in the following ways: Specify SAS system options when you invoke SAS with the SAS command. This method is usually used for one-time ...

I've seen that Windows 2000 includes a config.nt and autoexec.nt file used to initialize and be compatible with some older DOS programs. However, since I'm not running any DOS programs on one box here ...

To Have 'No Clipping' During Game Play. You will need to edit your ''autoexec.cfg'' file. use a Text Editor (i.e notepad). Change the ''PlayerClip'' ''0'' entry to ''PlayerClip'' ''1''. Just remember ...

You must open up the autoexec.cfg file with Notepad, then edit a few lines, then save the changes and restart the game for the codes to take effect.