INIQuery

INIQuery = Yes | NO:  If set to Yes, a prompt will be displayed before 
execution of each subsequent line in the current .INI file.  This allows 
you to modify certain directives when you start CMD.EXE in order to test 
different configurations.  INIQuery can be reset to No at any point in the 
file.  Normally INIQuery = Yes is only used during testing of other .INI 
file directives. 

The prompt generated by INIQuery = Yes is: 

        [contents of the line]  (Y/N/Q/R/E)  ?

At this prompt, you may enter: 

        Y = Yes:    Process this line and go on to the next. 
        N = No:     Skip this line and go on to the next. 
        Q = Quit:   Skip this line and all subsequent lines. 
        R = Rest:   Execute this and all subsequent lines. 
        E = Edit:   Edit the value for this entry. 
 
 If you choose E for Edit, you can enter a new value for the directive, 
 but not a new directive name. 

 For example, if you have found a compatibility problem you think may be 
 related to CMD.EXE's character (as opposed to line) input mode, you might 
 change your CMD.INI file so a part of it read as follows: 

 
         INIQuery = Yes
         LineInput = Yes
         INIQuery = No
 

 You could then choose to process, ignore, or edit the LineInput directive 
 each time CMD.EXE started.  This would allow you to check whether 
 changing the line input mode would resolve the compatibility problem.