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*   $Workfile: OPTIONS.TXT $
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*   Purpose:
*       To detail all of the option switches for the
*       Intel(r) DetADD Utility.
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All of these switches (except -i) can be specified on the command
line or in the INI file. Default values are in capital or specified
inside the description. Command line options always take precedence
over options specified in the INI file.

    -i filename
        Specify name of INI file. Default is DETADD.INI. Specifying
        this inside an INI file will have no effect.

    -f filename
        Specify name of logfile. Default is DETADD.LOG.

    -t all [ON/off]
        Turn all tests on or off.

    -t detect [ON/off]
        This test will detect the presence of an ADD card in the sysytem.
	Default is ON.

    -o color [on/OFF]
        When this option is on, the screen background will turn
        green if all tests pass and will turn red if one or more
        tests fail. When set to off, the screen background will
        be black.  Default is OFF


    -o quiet [ON/off]
        Turn on quiet screen mode.  All output to the screen is
	suppressed leaving only the OS return code as a result.
	Activating this mode will override the "-o verbose mode".
	Default is ON.

    -? or -h
        This switch brings up the command line help.  All the
        commands specified in here are described in brief.
