2.1. Run modeFRONTIERTM on WINDOWSTM NT/2000/XP.

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On Windows Systems it is possible to run modeFRONTIERTM in several ways:

Note:

As soon as modeFRONTIERTM starts it reads a configuration file (frontier.ini) for setting its environment parameters. If the configuration file does not exist modeFRONTIERTM uses its default parameters. frontier.ini is divided in two sections: JAVA FLAGS section contains all the parameter for the Java Virtual Machine, while MF FLAGS section contains all the parameters for modeFRONTIERTM environment. The symbol # before a parameter's name comments out the selected line.

The USER_PATH parameter (in the MF FLAGS section) holds an exact route to get to a specific directory. The value of the USER_PATH is placed at the beginning of the environment variable PATH.

		[JAVA FLAGS]
		MAX_HEAP_SIZE=-mx256m
		INIT_HEAP_SIZE=-Xms64m
		JAVA2D_NODDRAW=-Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true
		#JAVA2D_D3D=-Dsun.java2d.d3d=false
		#JAVA2D_DDOFFSCREEN=-Dsun.java2d.ddoffscreen=false
		#JAVA2D_DDSCALE=-Dsun.java2d.ddscale=true
		#JAVA2D_DDLOCK=-Dsun.java2d.ddlock=true
		#JAVA_SWING_VOLATILEIMAGE=-Djavax.swing.volatileImageBufferEnabled=false
		#DEF_MF_JAVA_PARAMS=-Dfrontier.startup.fast=true

		[MF FLAGS]
		#USER_PATH=C:\cygwin
		#DEF_MF_ARGS=-verbose
	   


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