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| Configurable | [Yes|No]. Default is Yes. If you specify 'Yes' the system allows the full flexibility and is interactively configurable by the user. This includes modifying screens, and desktop files. If the system is setup as not configurable no files can be modified by the user. This may be useful as safety precaution and prevent accidental system misconfiguration.
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| Editor | This entry specifies the default editor to be used.
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| Net | [Enabled|Disabled]. Sets the network as the default data source. By default the network is not enabled. You can also enable the network once the system is running using the GSEOS Explorer.
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| BlockListing | [Yes|No]. This setting enables or disables the block listing capability. See also the Block Definition File section for further information on block definitions. If you set this entry to 'Yes' the File/New dialog will contain file type: Block listing (*.lst). This will allow you to generate a detailed report about the bit allocations of your blocks.
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| ConfirmTermination | [Yes|No]. If this entry is set to 'Yes' a dialog will pop up to confirm termination of GSEOS. This may be useful when you run important tests and don't want to accidentally shut down GSEOS. The default is 'No' and the system terminates without prompting.
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| DesktopAutosave | [Yes|No]. The default is No. GSEOS by default saves the current desktop as AutoDskN.dt where N is the current instance. If you load a saved desktop any changes to this desktop are not saved automatically and the system does not prompt for confirmation if you want to save the changed desktop. If you set DesktopAutoSave to 'Yes' the currently active desktop will be saved on system exit. If you specify this file in the Load entry of the [Config] section this will automatically restore the last desktop configuration (similar as the AutoDskN.dt behavior). If you set the DesktopAutosave entry to 'No' (the default) the file AutoDskN.dt will still be written to disk.
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