                 MAKE FILE AND SOURCE CODE PATH
  The Make File and Source Code Path is the directory in which DOC looks
  for source code files which are listed without a path, where it looks for
  the make file and in which it creates and from which it reads the
  Configuration File.  If this variable is left blank the current DOS
  directory is used.

                     CONFIGURATION FILE NAME
  Press Enter to accept the default name CONFIG.DOC or type in another name
  for the configuration file.  After exiting this field DOC will try to
  load the named file from the Source Code Path directory if it exists. If
  it does not exist DOC will create it when you choose Write Configuration
  from the Main Menu.

                               MAKE FILE NAME
  Type in the name of the make file, or an ASCII text file containing the
  names of the source code files for the programming project to be
  documented, if one exists.  The file must be in the Source Code directory
  and if no extension is specified an extension of RMK is assumed.  If
  the file name has no extension type a period at the end of the name.

      NAME OF APPLICATION, AUTHOR, COPYRIGHT YEARS and COPYRIGHT HOLDER
  The data typed in these 4 fields will be used in the file headers DOC
  creates for all output source code files and reports. The Copyright Years
  and Copyright Holder fields will be used to create a copyright statement
  in the file header of all output source code files that looks like:
            Copyright (C) [Copyright year(s)] [Copyright Holder]
  If Copyright Years is left blank the current year will be used.

                              OUTPUT FILE PATH
  Specify a directory where the output source code files, action diagrams,
  reports and print to disk files will be created.  This must be different
  than the Source Code Path or other directories where input source code
  files reside or there will be name conflicts between the input and
  output files. DOC_OUT is the default.

                                KEY FILE PATH
  The drive and directory where DOC expects to find the key files specified
  in the key file list.  The default is the directory in from which the
  DOC.EXE executable file was loaded.
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