If this value is 1, the VBScript event log that is generated by the EnableScriptLog setting in this key for the Meridian Web Client can be downloaded. If this value is 0 (default), the log file cannot be downloaded. This value must be set in the Windows profile of the account of the application pool under which IIS hosts Meridian Web Access.

To download the log:

1. In the Meridian Web Client, right-click to show the shortcut menu.
2. In the Miscellaneous group, click Download Log. The file downloads to your browser.

See the description of lookup lists in the BlueCielo Meridian Enterprise Configuration Guide.

List of file extensions separated by semicolons for the types of documents for which the Duplicator commands are enabled. By default, ".dwg;.iam;.ipt;.idw;.ipn;.asm;.sldasm;.drw;.slddrw;.prt;.sldprt;.dst".

If this value is 1, VBScript events, command scripts, evaluated expressions, and external function calls are logged to a file for troubleshooting customization and performance. If this value is 0 (default), logging is disabled. To configure the log file for PowerUser, see HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Cyco\AutoManager Meridian\CurrentVersion\PowerUser\Settings\Log. To enable the log file to be downloaded from the Meridian Web Client, see the CanDownloadLog setting in this key.

If this value is 1, forces display of the Create a new document dialog. If this value is 0 (default), does not force display of the dialog.

If this value is 1, the client disables the Duplicator menu commands. If this value is 0 (default), the commands are enabled.

Time interval after which PowerUser closes the vault, thus releasing server memory resources. If this setting is absent or 0, the application will not close the connection on a timely basis.

If this value is 1, attempt to claim offline license succeeded. If this value is 0, attempt failed.

This value is intended for use with remote access software as described in Preparing the remote access client computers. This value enables support for opening documents in the registered Windows application on the remote client PC when the user double-clicks on the document in PowerUser running on a remote host PC.

If this value is 1 when the user double-clicks on the document:

• The local workspace on the remote access host is synchronized (the document and all its references are downloaded and the document is locked in the vault).

• The registered application on the remote access host is not launched as usual.

• The document is downloaded to the local workspace on the remote access client PC the same as if the PowerUser were running locally. A special empty file is created in a sub-folder of the local workspace named <WorkSpaceLocation>/<VaultContext>__$$RUN on the remote access client PC. The name of the file is the full path to the document in the local workspace with the backslashes replaced with the vertical bar character (|), for example, M-MyPC,D-MyVault|New Folder|New Text Document.txt.run.

• Application Integration running on the remote access client PC monitors the sub-folder. When Application Integration detects a .run file, it opens the local workspace document in the registered application on the local PC for the user to work with the document. After the application is launched, Application Integration deletes the .run file.

If this value is 0 (default), the document is opened in the registered application on the remote host PC as usual.

List of file extensions separated by semicolons for the types of documents to be skipped by Local Workspace reference synchronization when the files are opened in the native application. By default, ".iam;.ipt;.idw;.sldasm;.asm;.sldprt;.prt;.slddrw;.drw;.dgn;.dwg".

Note    The default is not used if a value is absent. It is set by the setup program only if the key does not exist and depends on the links installed.

List of file extensions separated by semicolons for the types of documents to be skipped by Local Workspace reference synchronization when the files are opened for viewing. By default, ".iam;.ipt;.idw;.sldasm;.asm;.sldprt;.prt;.slddrw;.drw;.dgn;.dwg".

Note    The default is not used if a value is absent. It is set by Setup only if the key does not exist, and depends on the links installed.

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If this value is 1 (default), use AMFS. If this value is 0, use Local Workspace. This setting applies to all vaults opened by this computer. Overrides the server and vault UseAMFS settings if they are set to 0. If they are set to 1, they override this setting. See Understanding Local Workspace.

Set this value to 1 for compatibility with remote access software. For more information, see Preparing the remote access host computer.

If this value is 1, the user folder in Local Workspace will contain the domain name from the user account like <UserName>.<DomainName>. If this value is 0 (default), the folder name will not contain the domain name.

If this value is 1, SQL Server Compact Edition is used for the Local Workspace database. This is provided primarily to support 64-bit computers on which a 64-bit version of the Microsoft Jet database engine is not provided with Windows. SQL Server Compact Edition must already be installed. If this value is 0 (default) the Microsoft Jet database engine (installed separately) is used.

Note    If you install the 64-bit edition client components on a remote access host computer, SQL Server Compact Edition must be installed and this value will be set to 1. If the 32-bit edition client components are used on a 64-bit computer, it must be configured to use SQL Server Compact Edition by setting this value to 1. In either case, if SQL Server Compact Edition is not used for the Local Workspace, the Meridian application links will not be available.

Path to the Local Workspace folder in the form <LocalDrive>\<FolderName>. The default value is set during Meridian client installation and can be left at the default value or it can be modified. Superseded by the WorkSpaceLocation value of HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Cyco\AutoManager Meridian\CurrentVersion\Client value if it is set. This setting is for online clients only. The Windows %USERNAME% environment variable may be used.

For compatibility with remote access software, set this value to \\<RemoteResourceName>\<ShareName>\<FolderName>.

In order for the remote access host computer to store documents on the remote access client computer for editing, the remote access client computer’s drive resources must be accessible through the remote access connection.

This capability goes by different names depending on the remote access software used. For example, the option is named Local Resources in Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection and is enabled by default. To specify a local resource for Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection, replace <RemoteResourceName>  with tsclient and <ShareName> and <FolderName> with appropriate values for the remote access client computers.

If you are using different remote access software, set WorkSpaceLocation to a value that is appropriate for your remote access software and ensure that the local drive resource is shared or mapped accordingly.

A unique value that identifies a user's Local Workspace on each computer that they use.

If a pool of remote access host computers will be used, set this to a value to be used by all of the remote access host computers, such as Citrix or RemoteDesktop. The value can be anything so long as it is the same for all of the remote access host computers.