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// File:				Readme.txt
//						About GlblData.f
// Written by:			Paul Guyot (pguyot@kallisys.net)
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// Created on:			03/19/2001
// Internal version:	1
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// =========== Change History ===========
// 03/19/2001	v1	[PG]	Creation of the file
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The file GlblData.f should be filed next to the NTK.EXE application. 
It is based on Tactile's globalData for NTK for Macintosh. The original
file didn't work, so I only left the evaluate function and I changed
the key mapping.

With this file installed, you can ask NTK to evaluate Newton Script
expressions (i.e. without being connected to a Newton) in the
Inspector. Press shift and the return key (not the enter key of the
numeric keypad).

Tactile's globalData file was probably once on Tactile's FTP.
See Tactile's web server: http://www.tactile.com/

The Global Data file is in fact a text file which is executed by NTK at
startup. See the WinNTK documentation for more details (on the contrary
to what the documentation says, it should be called GlblData.f).

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