Configuration settings are stored in the config.php file stored in your moodle folder. This file is created during the installation process. If there is a problem and the installation cannot create the file, you can try creating it manually from the Configuration file docs. Please remember that manually editing the file is not recommended and may lead to blank pages, especially if there are additional spaces and/or lines after the final php closing tag "?>".

Settings are saved to psx.ini, which can be edited in a plain text editor. The emulator does not touch the Windows Registry. There is a very good chance that you have an invalid BIOS dump. You'll need a valid BIOS dump in order for the emulator to start. Also, if you're using an image, it may be a bad rip, or the game might just not be compatible. Emulation isn't an easy thing, so some games might work, while others don't. See similar questions...

The configuration is stored in a file named .forum_cfg under the forum directory. This and only this file determines the look & feel and policies of the forum. Therefore, if you copy one forum's .forum_cfg file to another forum, the other forum will look identical to the first one. If you have settings you want to keep, simply copy the .forum_cfg and place it in the new forum directories you create. The new forum(s) will then have the same settings as your present one. See similar questions...

the variable subsonic filter does just that. It filters out any frequencies that are too low to be heard or could do damage to your sub. The variable high pass crossover allows high frequencies to be sent to the speakers, filtering out low frequencies. The variable low pass crossover does the exact opposite: it allows low frequencies to be sent to the speakers with higher ones being filtered out. The frequency response is the range of frequencies that the amp can reproduce. See similar questions...

The user's global configuration files of Chamo are stored in the ~/.cameleon2/ directory and are prefixed with "chamo.". The files are created if they don't exist. They are human readable with an OCaml-like syntax. There are also "local" configuration files, that is files stored in the directory where Chamo was launched. By now, we can find: chamo.sourceview. See similar questions...

The local configuration (IP address, ACS & shared secret) are stored in the switch; overall rights are in the ACS. As with the rest of the switch, passwords are not saved in the exported configuration file. They must be re-entered upon restore. This includes the shared secret. See similar questions...

Moodle is an online environment that allows DCU staff to provide students with access to electronic teaching and learning materials (such as lecture notes and links to useful websites) and activities (such as discussion forums, group assignments, reflective journals and quizzes). You can learn more about Moodle via the Moodle.org website. See similar questions...

If you would like your music encoded with a different configuration, please contact us via the form on our website Top RipDigital's default bitrate is CD-quality 192kbps CBR. RipDigital uses an industry- leading codecs set to a 192 fixed bit rate and "high" quality settings. Send an email requesting a specific bitrate to customerservice@riptopia.com referencing your order number. RipDigital's current default file format is MP3. See similar questions...

If you have been using the McMaster proxy for access to the library's e-Resources from off-campus, you will need to deactivate the proxy configuration settings in your browser in order to start using LibAccess. To do so, follow the instructions below pertaining to the browser you are using. See similar questions...

Yes. The default settings (color, width, equation box etc.) are coded in the file fitparam.m. So you may create a copy of this file with your own settings, and you just have to rename the settings file you want to use fitparam.m. See similar questions...

Make sure the following settings are in your Subversion config file (~/.subversion/config under UNIX): [miscellany] enable-auto-props = yes [auto-props] * = svn:eol-style=native *.c = svn:keywords=Id *.h = svn:keywords=Id *.py = svn:keywords=Id *.txt = svn:keywords=Author Date Id Revision The [auto-props] line specifies the beginning of the section in the config file. The svn:eol-style setting tells Subversion to check out files using the native line endings on your OS. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Yes you can. Providing you're using one of the following products: QuickAddress World v3.x Plug & Go/Standalone/Server/Pro Web product. To do this you install your new product over the top of your existing product installation. Your current configuration settings will be transferred over to v4 during the new product installation. API customers do not benefit from this feature. See similar questions...

AYou only have to edit the myPh3.config.php file and fill in your site url (the subdirectory the script is running in), your image directory (not within your website for security) name, description and welcome message. It's commented and speaks for itself. If you like, you can also change settings like language, enable url rewriting, thumbnail size, visual style, acceptable filetypes, etc. See similar questions...

ALL UserGate settings are stored in the file named config.cfg located in the same directory where UserGate is installed. Information is stored in xml format and can be edited with third party software. Unicode encoding is used. See similar questions...

Conversions from Majordomo: We will convert the configuration keywords/settings from your majordomo list to your LISTSERV list. You should not need to change any of the settings. New Lists: Your settings will be created from the New List Request Form. You should not need to change any of the settings. Detailed information can be found in Appendix B of the List Owners Guide. Help can also be found by using the online Wizard under List Management. See similar questions...