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@ -21,13 +21,10 @@ First, you will need to *cd* to the directory where you installed MAME into.
If, for instance, you have MAME installed in ``C:\Users\Public\MAME`` you will
need to type ``cd C:\Users\Public\MAME`` into the command prompt.
Then you have MAME create the config file by typing ``mame64 -createconfig``
or ``mame -createconfig`` depending on if you are using the 64-bit version of
MAME or the 32-bit version.
MAME will then create the ``mame.ini`` file in the MAME installation folder.
This file contains the default configuration settings for a new MAME
installation.
Then you have MAME create the config file by typing ``mame
-createconfig``. MAME will then create the ``mame.ini`` file in the
MAME installation folder. This file contains the default
configuration settings for a new MAME installation.
Initial Setup: Creating mame.ini From Command Line on Linux or MacOS
@ -35,18 +32,15 @@ Initial Setup: Creating mame.ini From Command Line on Linux or MacOS
The steps for Linux and MacOS are similar to those of Windows. If you
installed MAME using the package manager that came from a Linux distro, you will
type ``mame64 -createconfig`` or ``mame -createconfig`` into your terminal
of choice, depending on if you have a 64-bit version of MAME or a 32-bit
one.
type ``mame -createconfig`` into your terminal of choice.
If you have compiled from source or downloaded a binary package of MAME,
you will ``cd`` into the directory you put the MAME files into.
For instance, ``cd /home/myusername/mame``
Then you will type ``./mame64 -createconfig`` or ``./mame -createconfig`` into
your terminal of choice, depending on if you have a 64-bit version of MAME or a
32-bit one.
Then you will type ``./mame -createconfig`` into
your terminal of choice.
You can then need to edit the ``mame.ini`` file in your favorite text editor,
e.g. *Notepad* on Windows or *vi* on Linux/MacOS, or you can change settings
@ -56,9 +50,9 @@ from inside of MAME.
Initial Setup: Graphical Setup
------------------------------
This is the easiest way to get started. Start MAME by opening the MAME icon
in the location where you installed it. This will be ``mame64.exe`` or
``mame.exe`` on Windows, ``mame64`` or ``mame`` on Linux and macOS.
This is the easiest way to get started. Start MAME by opening the MAME
icon in the location where you installed it. This will be ``mame.exe``
on Windows, ``mame`` on Linux and macOS.
Once MAME has started, you can either use your mouse to click on the
**Configure Options** menu selection at the bottom center of your screen,

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@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ text editor (e.g. Notepad, Emacs or TextEdit) and configure every option you
need. However, no particular tweaks are needed to start, so you can leave most
of the options unaltered.
If you execute **mame64 -createconfig** when you already have an existing
If you execute **mame -createconfig** when you already have an existing
mame.ini from a previous MAME version, MAME automatically updates the
pre-existing mame.ini by copying changed options into it.