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The software also uses this keyword to determine whether there is enough free hard drive space available at
start-up. To start the software, you must have at least 10 megabytes of free hard drive space in addition to
the value set by this keyword.
The size of your libraries can be determined using the following command in a terminal:
ls -lh /usr/discreet/clip/*/*/*.000.clib
The MaxLibrarySize keyword uses the following syntax
MaxLibrarySize <size>
where <size> is the maximum library size in megabytes.
Example of use
MaxLibrarySize 75
ArchiveLibrary
The ArchiveLibrary keyword identifies the directory to which online HTML and ASCII tables of contents are
saved when archiving. Its default value is usr/discreet/archive. You can make the target directory relative to
the home directory of the application by prefixing the path with a tilde (e.g. ~/archive).
NOTE The ArchiveLibrary keyword of the project configuration file, if set, has precedence over the one in the
software initialisation configuration file.
The ArchiveLibrary keyword uses the following syntax
ArchiveLibrary <directory_path>
where <directory_path> is the path to which online HTML and ASCII tables of contents are saved.
Example of use
ArchiveLibrary /usr/discreet/archive
SetupArchiveTape
The SetupArchiveTape keyword identifies the device to which setup information for an archived project is
saved. A project's setups are saved as a .tar format archive, creating a single file that can be extracted, preserving
the original directory structure.
The SetupArchiveTape keyword uses the following syntax
SetupArchiveTape <device_type>
where <device_type> is the path to the device where you want to save the setup archive. You can set
the path to point to a tape device or use a file destination as a virtual device. If you set a file destination,
you must add a filename ending with the .tar extension that you want to use for the setup archive.
Example of use
SetupArchiveTape /usr/tmp/setups.tar
Menu
The Menu keyword specifies where application menu files are stored. The Menu keyword is one of the
environment directory keywords which specify the paths to directories for resources shared by all projects.
These directory paths should not be modified.
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