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Antenna Analyzer AIM4170 page 50
Appendix 8 – Configuration File
The configuration file (*.cfg) is used to set the screen colors and some other display
parameters. Several config files can be resident in the same folder. They are selected
using the menu option: File -> Load Config File.
The following comments are included in the config file itself.
==============================================================
This is a comment line that is displayed when the config file is loaded from the menu.
// The user-supplied comment above will be displayed when the config is loaded from the
// menu.
// The comment line does not have to start with the // symbols.
// There can be several config files in the same folder. The comment in the first line is
// helpful to differentiate them.
// April 23, 2006
// AIM configuration file
// The parameters must remain in the same sequence.
// When new parameters are added, they will be placed at the end of the file.
// Comments or blank lines can be inserted freely.
// Comments are indicated by a double-slash //
// The double-slash should start in column 1.
// If the config file is not found in the same folder as the exe file,
// default values will be used.
// COLORS for PLOTTING:
// Colors are entered as RED, GREEN, BLUE with values 0-255
// 0=no color, 255=maximum color (max red, max green, or max blue)
// Examples: 0,0,0 = black (no red, no green, no blue)
// 255,255,255=white (max red, max green, max blue)
// 255,0,0=bright red 0,255,0=bright green 0,0,255=bright blue
// The included utility file: colors.exe can be used to help select the colors.
// The numbers should be in decimal format.
// A space or comma can be used to separate the three numbers.
// Only the first number (or set of 3 numbers for colors) on each line is used.
// The rest of the line is a comment.

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