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To:Type:

you do not use this option, the application looks first for init.cfg, and if that is

not found, it looks for flame.cfg, inferno.cfg, smoke.cfg, or conform.cfg.

Define the project that appears in the Project Management menu when you

start the application, where <project> is the name of the project you want

to use.

If you start the application with both the -J and -U options, the application

bypasses the Project Management menu.

-J<project>

Define the user that appears in the Project Management menu when you start

the application, where <user> is the name of the user you want to use. If you

-U<user>

start the application with both the -J and -U options, the application bypasses

the Project Management menu.

Miscellaneous Start-up Options

The following table lists start-up options that enable you to install new fonts,

handling log files, managing the amount of memory and number of CPU

cores used by the application.

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Force the application to install new fonts that you added to the

/usr/lib/DPS/outline/base directory (and the /usr/lib/DPS/AFM directory, if you

have also installed the corresponding font metric file). See the application help.

-F

Prevent the broadcast monitor from blanking when an image viewer or Player

is not displayed. The broadcast monitor then displays the screen content that

is displayed in the corresponding region.

NOTE This option is hardware dependent and may not work on all hardware

configurations.

-B

Disable writing to the .log file. The application keeps a log of your actions in a

text file (.log) in your application home directory. This file is usually cleared and

-L

recreated every time the application starts. (Note that the log file is useful when

reporting problems to Autodesk Customer Support.)

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