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Command Line Start-up and Exit Options

Command Line Start-up and Exit Options

Start-up Options

 

Managing Your Work Environment > Command Line Start-up and Exit Options > 

Starting Flame

If you are running Flame for the first time, make sure you have correctly installed and configured the application. There are several start-up options you can use to specify a particular setup or to enable a customized configuration.

To start Flame:

1. Log in to the Flame user account at your workstation.
2. Do one of the following:
   • To start Flame normally, double-click the application's icon on the workstation's desktop.
   • To start Flame using start-up options, open a shell, and then type: flame - <option>. See Start-up Options.

   After a few moments, the Project Management menu appears.

3. Select the project and user you want to use or create new ones. See Managing Projects and Users.
4. Click Start.

   The application has finished loading when you see the yellow cross cursor, and the message “Startup Complete” appears.

   NoteFlame will not start if your system disk does not have enough space available. The system disk must have enough free space to accommodate the largest clip library plus an additional 10 MB.
5. Tap the pen, click the mouse, or press Enter to display the Desktop.