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9. Configuration
This chapter provides the detailed information you need to configure
Legi. Configuration settings are organized into four categories:
� Options – information to be tracked in system tables, the unit of
measure used to create new labels, and Application Designer
information.
� File Locations – fully qualified pathname for the directory that stores
each type of file (labels, graphics, configuration, and print control).
� Remote Input – the port assigned to each remote source of supplied
input.
� System Tables – the ODBC data source and table name for each type
of system table (System Print Log, Label Stock Log, and Tracking
Serial Numbers).
Configuration settings are stored in two locations – in the local registry
file for the current user and in LegiConfiguration.dat, the configuration
file stored on a local or network drive. Both the local registry and
configuration files are required because some settings are specific to each
Legi workstation, while others must be globally accessible to all users
running Legi on a network.
Your Legi configuration is established and maintained using the
Configuration dialog box, which contains a tabbed display for each of the
configuration categories listed above. When you click OK, Legi saves the
configuration settings to the appropriate file – local registry file,
configuration file, or both.
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