a list of instructions that the computer will carry out
when executed. These files automatically assume that each
command is a *command (eg. if you put "Run Fred" in an
obey it would be executed as "*Run Fred").

   Add the command "Iconsprites <obey$dir>.!sprites" to
the first line, and then save it to the !boot directory as
!Boot. This basically tells the computer that the sprites
for the icon can be found in the file described by the
pathname : "<obey$dir>.!sprites". For those of you that
don't know, <obey$dir> is a really handy system variable
that contains the pathname of the directory that has just
been opened or executed (in this case the !boot
directory).

   Now we need the all important !run file. This is
exactly like the !boot obey file described above, except
that it will contain the list of commands that should be
executed on start up. Create an obey file in the same way
as for the !boot file, add the same iconsprites line, and
then add any commands tou want to execute when your
computer is turned on. Drag my !run file in the example
!boot directory onto Edit and have a look at the commands
I've included. Lines with a strange vertical line
character a the start are comments to help you.
