How to Have Individual CONFIG.FPM Files on Workstations (120242)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Visual FoxPro for Macintosh 3.0b
- Microsoft FoxPro for Macintosh 2.6a
This article was previously published under Q120242 SUMMARY
In FoxPro for Macintosh, you can have a CONFIG.FPM file on a workstation
automatically open when FoxPro is on the network by placing the CONFIG.FPM
file in the System Folder of the workstation. (This file is normally placed
in the FoxPro folder.)
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On the Macintosh, there is no AUTOEXEC.BAT file in which to place the line
"SET FOXPROCFG=" in order to define an environment variable that identifies
the location of the CONFIG.FPM file.
Users at workstations can use a shared copy of FoxPro while having
individual CONFIG.FPM files if they start FoxPro by double-clicking the
CONFIG.FPM file. Placing the CONFIG.FPM file in the System Folder allows
users at workstations to have their own individual CONFIG.FPM files and
also to start FoxPro by double-clicking the FoxPro icon.
NOTE: If you double-click the FoxPro icon and there is a CONFIG.FPM file in
the FoxPro folder on the network, that file will be used instead of the
CONFIG.FPM file in the System Folder. Therefore, in a workstation
situation, there should only be a CONFIG.FPM file in the local
workstation's System Folder and no CONFIG.FPM file in the FoxPro folder on
the network.
Having individual CONFIG.FPM files allows each user to customize various
settings for FoxPro, such as where to write temporary files to the local
hard disk.
REFERENCES
FoxPro "Installation and Macintosh Features Guide," version 2.5b, page 27
Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 10/15/2003 |
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Keywords: | kbenv kbnetwork KB120242 |
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