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<h3 class="section">Menu Files and Defaults</h3>
<p>Pcb will look for a file which defines its menus, trying the following
names:
<pre class="example"> ./pcb-menu.res
$HOME/.pcb-menu.res
$PCBLIBDIR/pcb-menu.res
<internal>
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<p>Note that <var>pcblibdir</var> defaults to <code>/usr/local/share/pcb</code>
(hence, <code>/usr/local/share/pcb/pcb-menu.res</code>). The
<code><internal></code> entry refers to a menu definition within the Pcb
application itself. The master file for all this is the file
<code>src/pcb-menu.res</code> in the Pcb source tree. This master source is
used to create the internal menu definition as well as being installed
in <code>$pcblibdir</code>.
<p>You can view the internal menu definition (the default) by running
<code>pcb</code> with the <code>-dumpmenu</code> option, like this:
<pre class="example"> pcb -dumpmenu
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