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Originally Posted by Radertified
Those are to do with scripting. Not sure why they'd be in your startup-sequence.
.KEY specifies the format of the arguments for a script
.BRA is changing the opening bracket from < to {
.KET is changing the closing bracket from > to }
For example:
Code:
.KEY printthis
.BRA {
.KET }
ECHO "Print the following text {printthis}."
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Yea that explains why I did not recognize them then...
I have seen them now listed at the top of a couple different startup sequences which leads me to think they were used as some form of boot up thing to print text or something similar then.
Thanks for the info.. Appreciated