Installation ************ Just copy the contents of the archive to any desired location and assign MUIREXX: to that directory (needed by the included macros). Also, the external MUI class, Icon.mcc, must be copied to MUI:Libs/MUI. I recommend using the supplied install script which will install the class and all supporting files. `MUIRexx' may be started either from a CLI or from the WorkBench. The command line syntax for `MUIRexx' is: -> [run] MUIRexx (script) PORT (portname) HELP (guidename) OUTPUT (outname) ERROUT (outname) If (SCRIPT) is specified then the corresponding `ARexx' script will be executed, otherwise, the code will wait until it receives a command, presumably from a subsequently executed `ARexx' command or script. The PORT option will set the `MUIRexx' host address to (PORTNAME). If not given then the host address will be MUIREXX. The HELP option specifies an AmigaGuideŽ file to be used for online help (see the NODE argument descriptions for selected gadgets). The OUTPUT and ERROUT options will turn on port monitoring which will result in a trace list of either all issued commands or just errors (and the commands associated with the errors) respectivily. The (OUTNAME) may be a file name or console device. If none is specified then the default is CON:. To use `MUIRexx' from the WorkBench a project icon must be supplied with the application startup script. The icon name should be the startup script name with the file extension .INFO replacing .REXX. Alternativily, a tooltype SCRIPT may be set to the name of the script to be executed on startup. The full path should be specified if the icon is not located in the same directory as the script. The default tool for the icon should be set to `MUIRexx' (with the full path included if `MUIRexx' is not in the global path). A tooltype PORT may be specified to set the host address name for the application. If this tooltype is not specified then the name will be set to the icon name (minus the .INFO extension). Also, a tooltype HELP may be included to specify the AmigaGuideŽ file as above. It is also recommended that the value for the stack size be set at a reasonable level (whatever that is). If problems occur running a script try setting the stack higher. Likewise, tooltypes can be defined for OUTPUT and ERROUT.