
            IPREFS (ONLY in 2.x/3.x) (located in C: directory)


	    NAME

            IPREFS - Managages the Preferences scheme in 2.x/3.x.

       	SYNOPSIS

            IPREFS [QUIT]

    	DESCRIPTION

            This command will read all the preference settings in 
        the ENV:Sys directory and puts those settings into 
        effect. IPREFS hangs out in memory and looks out for 
        changes made to the preference settings.

            For IPREFS updating functions to work you must have 
        all the windows of any process running closed that have 
        opened up on the Workbench. You willknow if you have 
        something open when you try to reset a Preference setting 
        and get a message saying: 'Intuition is attempting to 
        reset the Workbench screen. Please close all windows 
        except drawers.' If you get this during bootup then you 
        probably entered a command in the startup-sequence before 
        IPREFS was run. This is a good reason why you should not 
        alter your startup-sequence and make any extra programs 
        run from your user-startup script. But, if you absolutly 
        must enter a command before IPREFS, then run its output 
        to NIL:. So, to run 'NeatProgram Keywords Arguments'	
        before IPREFS, then you should enter it as 'NeatProgram 
        >NIL: Keywords Arguments'.

    	KEYWORDS

	    	QUIT
            Under 2.x only: This lets you quit IPREFS while  
        keeping all the Prefrences intact. This keeps anything 
        from changing the preferences as they are updated. This 
        was removed under 3.x.

            NOTE: IPREFS is started during system startup. If you 
        try to run it again you will get an error message saying 
        that you already have it runnig and that you can't run it 
        again.
