Working Directory
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In case of the standard installation of the products RFEM 6, RSTAB 9, and RSECTION 1, the working directory is created under the following path:
C:\User\[Your User Name]\AppData\Local\Dlubal
Figure 01 shows the display of this folder.
Please note that the "AppData" folder is usually a hidden folder. However, this can also be displayed by entering the path directly in Windows Explorer (see the video attached).
The working directories of the individual programs are located in the corresponding sub-folders. Figure 02 shows the directory of RFEM 6.02.
Among other things, you can find the local program configurations and the most recently used program instances here.
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