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| | * [http://freemind.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/freemind/freemind/user.properties?view=log CVS: user.properties] |
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| ''What follows is useful mainly for FreeMind 0.7.1. Since FreeMind 0.8.0, you can edit the user preferences in graphical dialog.''
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| There are several options you can change in the menu Edit > Preferences. However, there's a lot of options customizable in the text file ''user.properties''. If you are using Windows installer, this file is created automatically, and you only need to find it.
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| On Linux, the file user.properties is stored in the folder .freemind in your home directory (~/.freemind or $HOME/.freemind). [This would certainly be consistent with other Linux apps, but (for me at least) FreeMind created ~/freemind and wasn't going to have anything to do with ~/.freemind.]
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| On Windows 2000 and XP, the path should look like
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| C:\Documents and Settings\(your user name)\freemind\user.properties
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| On German Windows setups it should be "Dokumente und Einstellungen" instead of "Documents and Settings".
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| On Windows 95 and 98, the path should look like
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| C:\WINDOWS\freemind\user.properties
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| To find out about your home folder, run the command
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| echo %HOMEPATH%
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| in your shell, which you can enter by running ''command'' or ''cmd''. (this is not true in all installations. If you relocate your Desktop folder the FreeMind-dir will be right next to it, whereever you put it.)
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| You can change the 'user.properties' using plain text editor like Notepad. Note that every line starting with # will be ignored.
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| If you are using plain binary distribution without installer, you have to copy 'user.properties' to its proper destination yourself.
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| ==See also==
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| * [[Preferences]]
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