                   Running CLEANUP from a Configuration File
                   -----------------------------------------
        Version 3.12 and later of CLEANUP will look for a file called 
        CLEANUP.CFG in the same folder.  You can set up the configuration
        as desired and CLEANUP will self-configure and run automatically.

        Valid entries in the configuration file and their meaning are as 
        follows:

           auto                     select auto mode

           test                     select test mode

           test scsi                test for bad sectors through scsi, if
                                    possible

           map scsi                 map out bad sectors through scsi, if 
                                    possible

           skip                     skip bad sector test

           drives c[defghijklmnop]  test drives listed and found on line

           go                       begin CLEANUP automatically, if at least
                                    one drive listed is on line

           stop                     if at least one drive listed is on line,
                                    then after CLEANUP, exit to GEM desktop if 
                                    no errors found and escape key not pressed

        Here is a sample configuration file, created with an ordinary text            
        editor:

           auto
           skip
           drives cdef
           go
           stop

        We will test drives C,D,E, and F in Auto Mode, skipping the bad sector
        test; the CLEANUP will begin automatically and will terminate to the 
        GEM desktop unless errors are found or the escape key is pressed at
        some point.  

        When CLEANUP is running from file with "go" specified, a warning will
        flash on the title screen.  Pressing <Esc> at this time will abort
        the automatic run.

        When CLEANUP returns to the main menu, with "stop" specified, you will 
        have 20 seconds to press escape, if you haven't already done so.  You
        can also press  control-C at any point during the CLEANUP and return 
        to the main menu.  This too will prevent an automatic exit.
