eaglerc saves information about the path settings that can be done in the Control Panel's Options/Directories menu. Furthermore the information of the latest project directory, provided a project was active, when exiting EAGLE last time. So the project will be opened again automatically at the next EAGLE start.

eagle.scr is the place for settings that should be set initally for your layouts, schematics and libraries when beginning a new drawing. eagle.epf saves all the settings that have been made during work. For example, a special drill menu content because in this project (board) you have to use certain drill diameters. Such things are stored in eagle.epf for the currently opened (layout, schematic, library) editor window.

All of the various options that you have ticked or filled in are saved on your PC ( in the Registry ) from one session to the next when you press the 'Save and Return' button. If you wish you can press the 'Restore Default Settings' button and it will change all the settings back to the "straight out of the box" settings. Try pressing a few buttons to experiment!

The easiest method is to open the file in a text editor, such as Simpletext; IPNetTuner documents are really text documents. To see the parameters of "Auto Configure" saved documents directly in IPNetTuner use the "Load Settings" button. If you use the "Open..." file function, the settings will be loaded, made active, and IPNetTuner will automatically quit.

For start use default settings which are already in the code. But if you want to try different settings, check this URL: http://www.forex-tsd.com/phoenix/464...ngs-files.html

I get the message "logfiles overlap" even though the two logfiles contain completely separate requests.

Do not edit the configuration file by hand; there is a configuration file editor as part of the JUMBL. Type "jumbl Options" to invoke the editor. It describes the various options.

Though each version of the PDF creation software will differ slightly in how you create the file, you should always choose the following options: It is also recommended that you create the PDF file on the same machine where the original document was created to ensure that the fonts necessary for viewing and printing the resulting PDF file are available during PDF creation.

Any settings that you can change can be found by clicking "MY ACCOUNT" at the upper left hand corner of the page after you log in or by clicking here.

I would not be able to give exact values as there are many differences even between identical setups. Besides it is best to do the setups individually to give the most optimal settings. I can however give some pitch setting to go with for learning to hover. I have setup a lot of helicopters and for those just starting out I always setup 0 degrees blade pitch for bottom stick position, 5 degrees for the middle stick position, and 9 degrees for the top.

Throughout the site, we give you an opportunity to decide who you'd like to share various pieces of information with. For instance, every time you create a new photo album, you get to choose whether to keep it private, share it with friends or publish it so anyone can see it.

If it isn't already, bring the plot file into a job in Reprodesk. Right-click on the pen set for the file. Make sure that the first 5 check boxes (pen widths, pen colours, fill screens & patterns, pen screens & patterns, and pen effects) are NOT checked... this will allow you to override the embedded pen settings with the pen set.

You can retrieve FX settings alone by starting to load a .ALL file, then hitting EFFECT (F2) on the confirmation screen. You can choose to load an individual effect setting, or select “0″ to load all settings. You can give the effects settings more friendly names than “Effect01″, to make them easier to recognize when you try to load them.

Some proxy servers can not be bypassed, unfortunately, and will not work with the Hosts file properly according to Microsoft. This is because of a bug in the programming of the way Hosts is handled by Windows. The work around for this is to add all the entries from your Hosts file into the exclusions section of your proxy settings in Internet Explorer. This would be very time consuming, and is not recommended.

A4a: First of all, make sure you have Excel installed. Secondly, make sure you are using an Excel-file that looks exactly like the "Template"-file. With correct columnnames and sheetnames (see "THE MAKING OF A SETTINGS-FILE" in the help). If you are using Windows 9x, then you should probably download a new set of Data Access Components from Microsoft (the file: MDAC 2.71 SP1 or higher), found here.

Yes, of course. Any export and import component have the SaveSpecification and LoadSpecification methods. The specification is the smi-file which contains any required information - export format, delimiters/qualifiers/separators, field mapping etc Also don't forget that you can give a same functionality for your end-users by default - in wizard components (both in SMExport and in SMImport) your user can save/load the own specifications

Your current settings file was created with an older version of eXodus than you are currently using. You may want to make a backup of your old settings file before you update it (in case you want to run the old version of eXodus again with that settings file). Otherwise, click Yes to update the settings file. This will make it compatible with your newer version of eXodus, but it will no longer be compatible with the older version.

The "settings.dat" file must reside either in the same folder as "footprints.exe" or in a folder specified via a command line parameter. See below for a discussion of the latter approach.

Yes. Copy a clone data file named clonefci.bds to the install disk or network folder from which the install will be run. Install Full Control Internet from that network folder or disk. Because you have copied clonefci.bds to the same directory as the install program (install.exe), you will be asked during installation if you wish to copy the clone information to the new computer. After installation, the new computer will have the same Full Control Internet settings as the master system.

When you installed a CAB file with GSM Operator GPRS/MMS settings onto the device, you should wait a few minutes before performing a soft reset. This ensures the settings are saved to the registry, before the memory is cleared out as part of that soft reset process. An earlier soft reset will not guarantee all settings have been stored correctly. Actually a more recommendable alternative to soft reset is just to turn your device off and then on again.

You should set Internet Explorer to use medium security to automatically download and install the file that prepares your computer to upgrade. If you run Internet Explorer with security set to high, the upgrade process may not work.

There are a several situations where you might need to do this. Examples include gaining access to COM ports greater than COM10 and including fixing the fonts used on the front panel objects. To include ini file settings you need to copy the settings from your LabVIEW ini file and save them in an ini file with the same name as your application. For example if your program is MYAPP.EXE then the ini file would be MYAPP.INI.

Since I/O time can be a significant part of a MSC.Nastran run, it's important to configure your job with the best I/O settings for your particular machine and MSC.Nastran job configuration. The three topics in this section will discuss methods for optimizing your MSC.Nastran I/O performance. Note: This discussion assumes you're running the job as a scratch run (i.e., scr=yes specified on the MSC.Nastran command line).

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A Settings file contains both the minimum and maximum height values. When a height data file is loaded, you can click on the Set Min/Max values after loading checkbox in the Height data loader settings dialog to automatically adjust the color gradient so that color bands are distributed according to the minimum and maximum values found in the height data file.

Yes, of course. Any export and import component have the SaveSpecification and LoadSpecification methods and specification file is compartible between these suites.

You should set Internet Explorer to use medium security to automatically download and install the file that prepares your computer to upgrade. If you run Internet Explorer with security set to high, the upgrade process may not work. To change this setting, move the slider to determine which setting you prefer. If your setting has been set to Custom, click the Advanced button and choose Accept Cookies. If you"re using Internet Explorer 5.x, go to the Tools menu and select Internet Options.

Answer: No. Contrast and brightness settings are stored in the Raster Reference attachment (type 90).