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> ## Settings After Installation

> ### Settings on Windows

> The installer of the WideStudio sets up environment variables; no user interaction is required, except for rebooting after installation of the WideStudio in order to refresh the environment.

> ### Setting the environment variables on a UNIX system

> The following environment variables have to be set up to get the WideStudio ready after installing it.

> WSDIR | Installation directory of the WideStudio
> PATH | Binary directory of the WideStudio
> LD_LIBRARY_PATH | Shared library directory of the WideStudio

> If the environment variable "WSDIR" is not set, the application builder treats it as having the following value.

> OS | Default value
> Windows | C:/Program Files/WideStudio/ws/
> Linux | /usr/local/ws/
> SunOS | /opt/ws/
> other UNIXs | /usr/local/ws/

> For example, in case the installation directory is "/export/home/ws", set the environment variables as follows.
> Note: xxxxx in the list shows the value before modification.

> in csh | setenv WSDIR /export/home/ws
> | setenv PATH xxxxxx:/export/home/ws/bin
> | setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH xxxxxx:/export/home/ws/lib
> in sh | WSDIR="/export/home/ws"; export WSDIR
> | PATH="xxxxxx:/export/home/ws/bin"; export PATH
> | LD_LIBRARY_PATH="xxxxxx:/export/home/ws/lib"
> | export LD_LIBRARY_PATH

> Add these settings above to the file ".cshrc" (for use with csh) or ".profile" (for use with sh), and reflect it by logging out or executing rehash command (in csh) or source command to update the values. See the shell manuals for the details of setting of shell environment variables.

> ### The other files on a UNIX system

> The files which are used by the application builder are as follows. These files are automatically created by the application builder in the home directory.

> File name | Description
> .wsrc | Settings of Look and Feel, default colors.
> .wsbuilderrc | Editor, browser
> .wsbuilder_defaults | Information of the application builder

> The "wsreset" command can be used to reset these files in order to initialize the settings when some files have wrong values.

Document Release 3.70 for WideStudio ver 3.70, May 2004

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