NAME
	SINGLE -- allow single-stepping of AUTOEXEC.NCF

SYNOPSIS
	Load SINGLE4 (for NetWare 4.01, 4.02 and 4.10)

DESCRIPTION
	The SINGLE NLMs allow the console operator to single-step
	though AUTOEXEC.NCF.  She or he can decide whether or not
	to execute each line (much like F8 on startup of DOS).

USAGE
	The SINGLE NLMs should be loaded in STARTUP.NCF, but can be
	loaded in AUTOEXEC.NCF if you wish to single-step it from a
	particular line.  Although SINGLEx.NLM can be loaded at the
	command prompt (:), it will not do anything, just unload
	itself almost immediately.

	SINGLE will display each line in AUTOEXEC.NCF, with a [Y/N]?
	at the end of it.  Type Y (or y) to accept the line, N or n
	to skip it.  If you wish to skip the rest of AUTOEXEC.NCF,
	press S; if you wish to run the rest of AUTOEXEC.NCF, press
	A (for All).

	SINGLE will unload itself just after the end of AUTOEXEC.NCF.

NOTES
	Before loading NLMs, NetWare requires that the file server
	name and internal IPX number are loaded.  On NetWare 4, the
	NLMs stored inside SERVER.EXE (e.g. TIMESYNC.NLM, DSLOADER.NLM)
	must also be loaded first.  If you skip the command to set the
	file server name, NetWare will automatically ask you for it
	before loading any other NLMs.  This behaviour cannot be
	controlled.

	If you are running NetWare 4 with the DOMAIN.NLM, SINGLE4.NLM
	will automatically load into the OS domain, regardless of the
	current domain.

DISCLAIMER
	SINGLE4.NLM are supplied as-is, with no warranty !!!!!
	You use them at your own risk.  The author is not responsible
	for any failure of this product to perform as expected, nor for
	any subsequent loss/damage to other programs or data.