3.2.1 Understanding how to
use the Configuration Manager
With the Configuration Manager you can “drill
down” to see where a setting is located, and also see the scope
of each setting: does it affect only the current project, all your projects,
all outputs of one type, or perhaps only one document?
In this section:
§3.2.1.1
Drilling down to find a section or setting
§3.2.1.2 Heeding
status and result messages
§3.2.1.3 Getting
help with controls and configuration data
§3.2.1.4 Providing
help for your own format and macro definitions
§3.2.1.5 Correcting
configuration errors
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Parent Topic: 3.2 Editing
files with the Configuration Manager
Sibling Topics:
3.2.2 Starting
the Configuration Manager
3.2.3 Setting Configuration
Manager preferences
3.2.4 Establishing
a starting point
3.2.5 Choosing
a configuration category or file type
3.2.6 Understanding
variable vs. fixed names and keys
3.2.7 Choosing
the kind of change to make
3.2.8 Selecting
a configuration section
3.2.9 Selecting
a configuration setting
3.2.10 Selecting
a configuration file
3.2.11 Specifying
a final value