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With the advent of the Grooper web client, the Grooper Config application is going away.  Its analog in the web client is the "[[Grooper Command Console]]" application. 
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Grooper Config is part of the Grooper Product Suite.  This program is used to configure settings specific to a server or workstation (whereas Grooper Design Studio is used to architect objects such as Content Models and Batch Processes used by ''all'' servers and workstations).
Grooper Config is part of the Grooper Product Suite.  This program is used to configure settings specific to a server or workstation (whereas Grooper Design Studio is used to architect objects such as Content Models and Batch Processes used by ''all'' servers and workstations).

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LEGACY TECHNOLOGY DETECTED!!

With the advent of the Grooper web client, the Grooper Config application is going away. Its analog in the web client is the "Grooper Command Console" application.

Grooper Config is part of the Grooper Product Suite. This program is used to configure settings specific to a server or workstation (whereas Grooper Design Studio is used to architect objects such as Content Models and Batch Processes used by all servers and workstations).

Grooper Config has two main purposes:  


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