| This line points out the icon sprites in !sprites
IconSprites <obey$dir>.!Sprites

| The following lines set the run types for various programs or utilities.
| The first line tells the OS to load Edit, if a textfile is clicked on, even if Edit has not been seen. The line assumes that your hard disc has been named HardDisc4 (it should have be called this!) and that Edit is in a directory in the hard disc root called Programs. Alter the second part of the line (the pathname) to suit your hard disc and location of Edit.

Set Alias$@RunType_FFF Run adfs::HardDisc4.$.Programs.!Edit 

| The next lines do a similar thing to the last, but they set the run types for Arcfs and Drawplus. Modify these to suit your disc (or delete them if you don't have these on your hard disc).

Set Alias$@RunType_DDC Run adfs::HardDisc4.$.Utilities.!Arcfs 
Set Alias$@RunType_AFF Run adfs::HardDisc4.$.WP/DTP.!Drawplus

| It's easy to write your own lines to set the run type for other programs, although the Arcfs and Edit lines are the most useful! Look at the run file for the program you want to set the run type for, to find the file type (eg. AFF in the line above). Now copy one of the above lines, and alter the pathname and the file type to suit the program.

| The following line sets the file type for all arcfs files. 

Set File$Type_DDC Archive


| The next line of this run file will automatically load the !PrinterDM program on start up. I don't actually have my hard disc set up to load this (it takes years to load), but it serves as a good example of how to load programs on start up.

adfs::HardDisc4.$.!PrinterDM

| Add similar lines to load any other programs on startup.