I am trying to use Analog from the command line on a Mac running OS 10.3. I have looked at the docs, but cannot figure out how to put the settings file that I want Analog to use on the command line. Also, once Analog reads the new settings file how should the path to the log file be described. Can I use relative paths from the location of the settings file or do I have to use absolute paths? If I use an absolute path do I have to use slashes (/) in the path like /HD/Applications/Analog/Logs/*.gz or do I use colons like the docs say because it is running on a Mac.

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Patrick Gormley
Lapeer East High School
Lapeer MI 48446
http://chem.lapeer.org
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