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# FULL PATH (not URL) to the data file:
# You must upload this file and chmod it to 777.
# It is recommended that you place this file above your root directory so
# that it is not viewable via a browser. Security is needed for this file
# as Master admin password and sub user passwords are stored here. If this
# file is located in the cgi bin and that your cgi bin is properly configured,
# nobody should be able to view this file via a browser.
   $dat_file="/home/username/www/cgi-bin/tabledata.dat";

# FULL PATH (not URL) to the folder where tables' datafiles created by
# Table Publisher are stored (with ending slash):
   $tables_folder="/home/username/www/tablepublisher/";

# FULL URL (not PATH) to this script:
   $path_to_script="http://www.upoint.net/cgi-bin/tablepublisher.cgi";

# FULL PATH (not URL) to the template file:
# Ie., full path to the file to which you want to print the table contents.
# Create the template HTML page with the layout you want and three pluses +++
# where you want your search results inserted.
   $template="/home/username/www/tablepublisher/template.htm";

# FULL PATH (not URL) to the counter file that gives tables unique table IDs:
   $count_file="/home/username/www/cgi-bin/tablecounter.txt";

# Master admin password. With this password, administrator can have full control
# access to all tables created by himself or other assigned users:
   $admin_password="secret";

# Turn it to "on" if you want to automatically highlight the first row of every
# table which is normally used as the description row.
# Leave it as "off" if you want to enter basic HTML codes (such as <b> ... </b>,
# <font color=blue> ... </font> and so on) in the cells to make the contents
# appear highlighted:
   $highlight_first_row = "off";

# Double-quotation marks ( " ) bracketing.
#  When it is "on" (default):
#  ... it causes cells' data to be automatically bracketed with double-quotation
#      marks IF those cells contain comma(s). Also, all double-quotation marks
#      in the cells' contents are automatically REMOVED to prevent conflicts
#      with Microsoft Excel or Access.
#
#  When it is "off":
#  ... no automatic double-quotation marks bracketing is performed. Data is stored
#      as it is. Auto-removal of double-quotation marks in the cells' contents
#      are NOT performed.
#
#  ... Leave it as "on" (default) if you are using this script to create and display
#  new tables.
#
#  ... Leave it as "on" (default) if you are creating tables by importing data from
#      Microsoft Excel or Access.

# ... Leave it as "on" (default) if you prepare to export the datafiles to Microsoft
#     Excel or Access.
#
#  ... Change this variable to "off" if you are using this script to edit existing
#  datafiles used by other CGI scripts.

  $microsoft = on;

# Global text boxes size (ie., the text boxes for cells in tables):
   $textboxsize = "15";

# Configure table output properties:
   $tablewidth = "95%";
   $cellspacing = "2";
   $cellpadding = "2";
   $border = "0";
   $font = "Verdana, arial";
   $fontsize = "2";
   $tablealign = "center";
   $cellalign = "top";
   $cellbgcolor = "#DDEDFD";
   $bgcolor = "#FFF2E1";

# Color scheme for the admin interface of this script:
   $co1="#E6E6FF"; 		#  (default: #E6E6FF)
   $co2="#A4A4FF"; 		##  (default: #A4A4FF)
   $co3="#000000"; 		###  (default: #000000)
   $co4="#0000EC"; 		#####  (default: #0000EC)

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