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The capture.ini file contains a number of switches that control how CIS finds
the common libraries on a network. The database administrator can use the
CIS Administration Tool to create a master capture.ini file that all network
users share. This master capture.ini file then overwrites a portion of the
capture.ini file on the local machine. Having all of the CIS capture.ini file
switches in one location ensures that all copies of CIS are pointing to the
most up-to-date location for libraries, regardless of the condition of the local
capture.ini file.
configure all client O:\ drive letters to look at the same network resource.).
This will speed up configuration of the client systems
The CIS Goldcopies directory is where you will store the CIS database
configuration (.dbc) file and the capture.ini file from a correctly
configured client system
The Submitted directory is where you will store all library parts that
have not yet passed through the part approval process or been assigned
a permanent part number
The Approved directory is where you will place all libraries that have
been through the approval process and assigned a permanent part
number
5. Place the gold copies of the CIS database configuration (.dbc) in the CIS
Goldcopies directory
6. Create the master capture.ini file. The first time you run orcadini.exe, no
capture.ini files are selected. Expand the CIS: (local) .ini file to select
and configure each library option
In the following example, users are limited to placing parts from the
Approved and Submitted directories on a network resource:
When users in your workgroup place parts, CIS overrides the libraries
configured in the standard OrCAD Capture Place Part dialog box and
only gives users access to parts from library files in these directories.
CIS loads all libraries in a specified directory into memory. If this
section of the capture.ini file has no entries, CIS gives users access to
the libraries configured in the standard OrCAD Capture Place Part
dialog box.
Browse Directories
Set the default directory for the location of files that are referenced in
the browsable fields of the CIS explorer, part manager, and BOM
previews.
1. Once all of the options are configured, choose Save from the File menu to
save the capture.ini. You should have the master capture.ini file saved in
the same location as the administration directory
SETMASTERINIPATH M:\AdminTools\Capture.ini
Returns 0 Success
!=0 Failure
Note that double quotes are required around the path specification if it
contains a space.
Following are descriptions and examples of the capture.ini file sections you
may choose to reset for use with the CIS Administration Tool: