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 *                               lynx.cfg                                *
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	The configurationfile "lynx.cfg" must be present in
	one of the following locations:

	1. filename specified by "-cfg" commandline option

	2. filename specified by env-variable "LYNX_CFG"

	3. "AmiTCP:db/lynx.cfg"

	4. "INET:db/lynx.cfg"

	5. "PROGDIR:lynx.cfg"

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 *                    Amiga entries in lynx.cfg                          *
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TEMPDIR:<directory>

	TEMPDIR is the default directory for ALynx to store temporary files.
	Usually this is T:, but it could be set to some other space.
	BEWARE! If you set TEMPDIR to some directory on harddisk, this
	may corrupt your hard drive in case of a machinecrash.
	The directory MUST end with a colon ":" or slash "/" 
	and it MUST exist.

MAILCOMMAND:<command to execute>

	MAILCOMMAND is the default command for ALynx to mail a textfile
	to the net. The file to be sent will be put behind this entry.
	ALynx itself inserts the "From:" and "To:"-headerstuff.
	You may add commandline options as needed.

	ADMail-example:
	(aminet:comm/mail by Simon Brown<simes@amdev.demon.co.uk>)
	MAILCOMMAND:ADMail

	SMTPpost-example:
	(aminet:comm/net/INetUtils-1.4-AmiTCP)
	the line below will expand to 
	"MAILCOMMAND:SMTPpost -f yourusername < T:L1297418400.html"
	MAILCOMMAND:SMTPpost -f $USER <

	PutMail-example:
	(aminet:comm/net/PutMail*.lha)
	MAILCOMMAND:AmiTCP:bin/PutMail

DOWNLOADDIR:<directory>

	DOWNLOADDIR is the default directory for ALynx to store downloaded files.
	On default this is $HOME, but it could be set to some other space.
	The directory MUST end with a colon ":" or slash "/"
	and it MUST exist.
	ex.:DOWNLOADDIR:DH1:files/freshdata

	You may also specify an environmentvariable like $DOWNDIR which
	holds the path.. It has to be set up externally. ENV-vars are marked with
	a leading '$'. You cannot use mixed vars/pathes.
	ex.: set USERDOWNDIR $HOME/downloads/
	DOWNLOADDIR:$USERDOWNDIR

for other keywords read file lynx.cfg