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You can save the application settings in the profile to apply them in the future. Suppose we need to regularly make photos for two different tasks. E.g., to use them on badges and in questionnaires. Camera setting, framing setting, image sizes, folders for saving the results and other settings for these tasks will significantly differ. So, in order to avoid changing multiple settings each time, you can create corresponding profiles that contain a set of settings for a separate task in each of them. Then, you can change application settings simply switching over the profile.
The commands for working with profiles are located in the Admin main menu and in the Profile side menu.
The following operations can be carried out in the Admin menu:
| • | Update profile in correspondence with the settings of the current application session |
| • | Run Profile Manager where you can: |
| • | Take a look at the existing profiles list |
| • | Take a look at the list of settings for each profile |
| • | Apply the profile to the current application session |
The following operations can be carried out in the Profile side menu:
| • | Take a look at what profile is applied to the current application session |
| • | Change the selected profile |
| • | Reset the profile applied to the current session |
| • | Take a look at whether the application settings have been changed after applying the profile. You can see an asterisk next to the profile name on the Profile button if the settings have been modified. |
The contents of the chapter are as follows:
Profile Creation and Setting
Profile Manager
Profile Updating
Profile Applying
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