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Old 11-19-2003
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Memory buffer for CDE

Hello,

Does anyone know the equivalent of .Xdefaults for CDE (common desktop environment)? We normally run OpenWindows. If the memory log buffer fills up (typically with software error messages), you modify the Text.MaxDocumentSize in .Xdefaults under the user's home directory. I'm a bit lost on which file to modify for CDE.

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