The value of AllowMultipleInstances in the .ini on Build file

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  Take a look at the screw configuration file, found in e/s from file > Config File live. There also many examples n the community, as well as in the Finder of the example, illustrating the use of these. A good starting point is the sample Configuration settings file write example Finder, and reading Configuration settings file.

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  [Name of section]

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  The excerpt below should be very close to what you want.

  

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