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/*
* chemtab - a periodic table data base 1990 Jim King (pulsar@lsrhs)
*
* tune.h Site Specifics
*/
/***********
*********** DEFINES which MUST be defined.
***********/
/* PERTABLE is the path up to and including the list of elements, elist */
#define PERTABLE "/usr/local/lib/chemtab/elist"
/* BINTABLE is the binary form (faster to read in) of PERTABLE */
#define BINTABLE "/usr/local/lib/chemtab/binlist"
/* TABLE is the path up to and including the periodic table outline, pertab */
/* NOTE: the names of the file pertab and pertab_graphic should not be changed.
if you want to change the name change then to name and name_graphic */
#define TABLE "/usr/local/lib/chemtab/pertab"
/* HELPFILE is the path up to and including the online helpfile */
#define HELPFILE "/usr/local/lib/chemtab/online_help"
/* CLOSEFILE is the filename which contains the close values, meaning if
someone searches for a value 'close to' something, this is the
defined good range to look for. */
#define CLOSEFILE "/usr/local/lib/chemtab/closevalues"
/* Now go to scrmisc.c and change the 'SPACING' define. It is required. */
/**********
********** DEFINES which are conditional on IF they are defined.
**********/
/* If you have a digital LN03 compatible laser printer, define this and
you will be able to print copies of your ReGIS graphs! */
#define LASERPRT
/* USERSHELL is the command to run if a person tries to stop the program
with a ^Z if you do NOT want the program to stop, comment this out */
/* Obviously, this was not written on a SYSV system.. If you have SYSV
it is advised you comment this out */
#define USERSHELL "/bin/csh"
/* PRINTER is the printer program or shell script you use to print on
the desired printer for Chemtab output. Preferably, when using lpr,
you want to add the '-h' function to skip the header page. */
/* If you do NOT want to program to print anything out at the end of the
transcript section, do NOT define this. If it is defined, the printouts
will automagically be printed with this command */
/* With PRINTER, an optional define is PRINTQ. If you have multiple
printers or print queues, the program will prompt you for one to print
to. Make sure if a space is necessary to use it.. i.e.:
#define PRINTER "lpr h -P"
#define PRINTQ
#define PRINTER "prvms -q "
#define PRINTQ note you need a space */
/* ------------------------------------------------------------- */
#define PRINTER "prvms -q "
#define PRINTQ
/* TRANSCRIPT is the path to the logfile which lists who uses the program.
if it is not defined, then no log is made. */
#define TRANSCRIPT "logfile"