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Appendix C—
Initialization File Format
(for Windows)
In Windows, you can specify startup options for LogicWorks by creating
or modifying an external text file called lw.ini. Use of this file is
completely optional: if LogicWorks does not detect its presence, the
program will start up with factory defaults. If you choose to create or
modify an initialization file, observe the following conventions:
 The file should be called lw.ini, and should be placed in the
LogicWorks directory.
 Each section starts with a section heading contained within square
braces—e.g.: [Drawing].
 Within a section, each non-blank line is either a statement or a
comment. A statement is a keyword (which specifies an option),
followed by an equal sign (which is a separator), followed by the
option’s value. Each statement is terminated by a hard return.
 A comment is any line that starts with “//”.
[System] Section
Modules Directory
ToolFolder = c:\dw\medatools
This statement defines where to look for the external code modules. If this
value is not specified, then modules are loaded from the Tools subdirectory
within the LogicWorks directory.
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