How do I adjust maximum region length.

How do I increase the maximum length of time I can record in one go ?
I know this is not a tempo thing, there is a setting somewhere that defines the maximum length of a recording (not a song) and I can't find it anywhere !
Any help would be great
Thanks
Simon
I'm using Logic Pro 7.2 and have tried running the set up assistant / browsing the reference guide !

Thank you sir, that is excellent !

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