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 </code> </code>
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 ===== Configure Virus Scanner ===== ===== Configure Virus Scanner =====
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       * Modify the red colored value: //CONF_TOMCAT_OPTS="-Xmx<font inherit/inherit;;#c0392b;;inherit><RAM in MB></font>m -XX:+UseG1GC -XX_-OmitStackTraceInFastThrow"//       * Modify the red colored value: //CONF_TOMCAT_OPTS="-Xmx<font inherit/inherit;;#c0392b;;inherit><RAM in MB></font>m -XX:+UseG1GC -XX_-OmitStackTraceInFastThrow"//
       * Restart the Stages service:** stages restart**       * Restart the Stages service:** stages restart**
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 +=== Search engine memory ===
 +
 +Depending on the size of your database it can be necessary to adjust the memory settings of the search engine. To do that open the file "<Stages installation path>elasticsearch/config/jvm.options".
 +
 +Adjust the lines<code>
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 +-Xms1g
 +-Xmx1g
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 +</code>
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 +After that restart the Stages search service.
 +
  
 ===== Install customer specific metamodel (if available) ===== ===== Install customer specific metamodel (if available) =====
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       * Restart the Stages service: **stages start**       * Restart the Stages service: **stages start**
  
-<code> +===== Install Fonts =====
-Install Fonts +
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-</code>+
  
 If you want to work with international UTF-8 charsets (e.g. Chinese), we suggest to install and configure Stages to use dedicated fonts: If you want to work with international UTF-8 charsets (e.g. Chinese), we suggest to install and configure Stages to use dedicated fonts:
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       * PDF Print: **Arial Unicode MS**  (subject to add. license conditions)       * PDF Print: **Arial Unicode MS**  (subject to add. license conditions)
  
-__Configuring font for Stages process visualizations (metamodel: Unified Configuration):__ +__Configuring font for Stages process visualizations (metamodel: Unified Configuration) [<font inherit/inherit;;#e67e22;;inherit>STAGES 7.4.4.4 and earlier</font>]:__
   * Windows:   * Windows:
       * Unzip: "<Stages installation path>\stages\conf\model\unified_configuration.mm" to "<Stages installation path>\stages\conf\model\unified_configuration"       * Unzip: "<Stages installation path>\stages\conf\model\unified_configuration.mm" to "<Stages installation path>\stages\conf\model\unified_configuration"
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       * Adjust the following setting: //var FONTNAME = "Arial Unicode MS";//       * Adjust the following setting: //var FONTNAME = "Arial Unicode MS";//
       * Repeat this step for file: " <Stages installation path>\stages\conf\model\unified_configuration\diagram\trunk\configs\scriptconfig-bpmn_classic.js"       * Repeat this step for file: " <Stages installation path>\stages\conf\model\unified_configuration\diagram\trunk\configs\scriptconfig-bpmn_classic.js"
-      * Add the diagram.font.list property to your config.xml file in the following way: \\ <property name=“diagram.font.list” value=“Arial Unicode MS:/destinationOfYourFontFile/arialuni.ttf”/>+      * Add the diagram.font.list property to your config.xml file in the following way: <property name=“diagram.font.list” value=“Arial Unicode MS:/destinationOfYourFontFile/arialuni.ttf”/>
       * Execute: "<Stages installation path>\stages\bin\update.bat"       * Execute: "<Stages installation path>\stages\bin\update.bat"
-      * Add a font-face to your custom.css file like this: 
- 
-<code>@font-face { 
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-font-family: 'Arial Unicode MS'; 
-font-style: normal; 
-font-weight: 400; 
-font-display: swap; 
-src: local('Arial Unicode MS'), local('Arial Unicode MS'), url (''/pathToFont/arialuni.ttf') format('truetype'); 
-unicode-range: U+0460-052F, U+1C80-1C88, U+20B4, U+2DE0-2DFF, U+A640-A69F, U+FE2E-FE2F; 
-} 
- 
-</code> 
   * Linux:   * Linux:
       * Unzip: "<Stages installation path>/stages/conf/model/unified_configuration.mm" to "<Stages installation path>/stages/conf/model/unified_configuration"       * Unzip: "<Stages installation path>/stages/conf/model/unified_configuration.mm" to "<Stages installation path>/stages/conf/model/unified_configuration"
       * Open file: "<Stages installation path>/stages/conf/model/unified_configuration/diagram/trunk/configs/scriptconfig.js"       * Open file: "<Stages installation path>/stages/conf/model/unified_configuration/diagram/trunk/configs/scriptconfig.js"
-      * Adjust the following setting according to the font to be used: \\ //var FONTNAME = "Arial Unicode MS"; \\ var FONTNAME = "DejaVu Sans Condensed";//+      * Adjust the following setting according to the font to be used: \\ //var FONTNAME = "Arial Unicode MS"; \\ 
 +   var FONTNAME = "DejaVu Sans Condensed";//
       * Repeat this step for file: "<Stages installation path>/stages/conf/model/unified_configuration/diagram/trunk/configs/scriptconfig-bpmn_classic.js"       * Repeat this step for file: "<Stages installation path>/stages/conf/model/unified_configuration/diagram/trunk/configs/scriptconfig-bpmn_classic.js"
-      * Add the diagram.font.list property to your config.xml file in the following way: \\ <property name=“diagram.font.list” value=“DejaVu Sans Condensed:/destinationOfYourFontFile/arialuni.ttf”/>+      * Add the diagram.font.list property to your config.xml file in the following way: <property name=“diagram.font.list” value=“DejaVu Sans Condensed:/destinationOfYourFontFile/arialuni.ttf”/>
       * Execute: "<Stages installation path>/stages/bin/update"       * Execute: "<Stages installation path>/stages/bin/update"
-      * 
- 
-Add a font-face to your custom.css file like this: 
- 
-<code>@font-face { 
- 
-font-family: 'DejaVu Sans Condensed'; 
-font-style: normal; 
-font-weight: 400; 
-font-display: swap; 
-src: local('DejaVu Sans Condensed'), local('DejaVu Sans Condensed'), url (''/pathToFont/dejavus.ttf') format('truetype'); 
-unicode-range: U+0460-052F, U+1C80-1C88, U+20B4, U+2DE0-2DFF, U+A640-A69F, U+FE2E-FE2F; 
-} 
- 
-</code> 
- 
-Note1: //The unicode-range is completely optional and can be used in combination with a font splitt up into several .woff oder .woff2 files.// 
  
-Note2: //Take care, you are using the appropriate format (e.g. .ttf → truetype, .woff2 → woff2 …)//+<font inherit/inherit;;#e67e22;;inherit>**Caution**</font>//: //If Stages doesn't recognize your font via the config.xml, please additionally set the JVM parameter to the path of your fonts folder: -Dsun.java2d.fontpath=“c:/yourownfolder”.
  
-<font inherit/inherit;;#e67e22;;inherit>**Caution**</font>//: //If Stages doesn't recognize your font via the config.xml, please set the additional JVM parameter to the path of your fonts folder: -Dsun.java2d.fontpath=“c:/yourownfolder”.+__Configuring font for Stages process visualizations (metamodel: Unified Configuration) [<font inherit/inherit;;#e67e22;;inherit>STAGES 7.4.4.5 and newer</font>]:__ 
 +  * Make sure the scriptconfig.js in your metamodel is up to date and contains var FONTNAME = availableFontFamilies.getConfiguredFont(); 
 +  * Place the custom font in your conf/fonts folder 
 +  * Add the diagram.font property to your config.xml file in the following way: <property name=“diagram.font” value=“DejaVu Sans Condensed:DejaVuSansCondensed.ttf”/> 
 +  * Execute: "<Stages installation path>/stages/bin/update"
  
 __Configuring font for Stages PDF printing:__ __Configuring font for Stages PDF printing:__