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The format of the USERPROJPAR.INI configuration file is described below.

 

 

The USERPROJPAR.INI configuration file currently contains one section only. The name of that section is:

 

[CustomParameter_Definitions]

 

Each central user defined project parameter definition consists of one line in the INI file.

 

•The line begins with a key, which is the same as the key described above for all user defined project parameters.

•After the key comes an equal sign.

 

After the equal sign comes a text string, separated in four parts by vertical bars:

 

•The first part is the maximum number of characters that the parameter may contain.

•The second part is a number specifying whether or not the parameter is write protected. (Write protected? 0=No. 1=Yes).

•The third part is the prompt.

•The fourth and last part is a number specifying whether or not the parameter should be cleared in a new project. (Clear in new project? 0=No. 1=Yes).

 

Example:

 

DEPART=20|0|Responsible department |0

 

•The key is named DEPART.

•The maximum number of characters for this parameter is 20.

•The parameter is not write protected, which means that a user can change the value.

•The prompt is Responsible department, which is the headline that the user will see when editing project parameters.

•The parameter will not be cleared in a new project, which means that the content of the parameter will be copied from the prototype project when a new project is created.