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Default configuration behavior preferences
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Use default configuration: Check to use default input and output tasks when you create
a new process. If this group is not selected, each new process you will add will begin and
end with unknown tasks.
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Default input task: Select an input task to use as the default input task when you
add a new process. Click the Configure button located to the right of this box to set
the properties of the selected input task.
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Default output task: Select an output task to use as the default output task when
you add a new process. Click the Configure button located to the right of this box to
set the properties of the selected output task.
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Default output task for conditions/branches: Select an output task to use as the
default output task when you add a new branch or condition. Click the Configure
button located to the right of this box to set the properties of the selected output task.
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Open the current configuration on startup: When this option is selected the Workflow
Configuration tool automatically starts with the configuration that was last sent to the
server. Otherwise no configuration will be opened at the start.
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Enable Undo/Redo functionality: Select this option to enable or disable the Undo
functionality. Disabling the Undo/Redo functionality frees up a lot of memory and may
thus speed up your system. The maximum number of steps performed is set in the box
below.
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Auto Save every: Select to enable the Auto Save functionality. The auto save delay is
set in the box below (in minutes).
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Enable printer information validation when opening a Watch configuration file: If one
of the processes in the configuration file contains a Print using a Windows printer driver
plugin, the printer information (printer name, driver size and version) will be checked and
the update process will be performed as required.
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Default scripting language: Specify which scripting language the Run Script plugin
expects by default. This preference is saved in the registry, not in a configuration file.
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