Note: If you are version 2.9a user then you may noticed that several data is stored in the registry:įrom version 3.0 all this information is moved to a ”’profile file”’. In this way you can setup as many shortcuts, desktop icons as you need, and start the right configuration with a double click. The name of the profile file can also be used as a command line parameter for EuroScope. All profiles are completely independent from the others (except if they are referencing to the same files). The good thing about saving these data to a file instead of the registry is that you may have as many configurations as you need. You can put them to any place in your workstation. The profile files are just plane text files (it is quite common for EuroScope) with the extension PRF.
ID3 EDITOR SAVE PROFILE FULL
They are not intending to be moved from one workstation to another as there are full paths, video card size information there too.
The profile files are created to store all installation or workstation dependent information.
Then you can save them to individual files (if you want to), or just keep all your settings in one file. Press the LOAD button to load the values into memory. Enter the file name where your settings are into EVERY group. Open the Settings file setup dialog box. If you have a complete settings file from 3.0 then follow the steps to use them in 3.1: You can also combine some of those settings into one file, for example you can create a screen layout including lists by using the same file for list configurations and screen layout. Screen layout – all settings related to the screen layout, which are not stored in the ASR-file. I suppose the names here are really readable. You can change them via the Quick SET menu or one of the settings dialogs. General settings – All lines beginning with m_ are the general settings. Plug-in settings – any plugin specific settings. SIL, SEL, DEP, ARR, FP and Conflict list configuration‘ – The definition of the advanced AC lists. TAG definitions – The user defined TAG families. It contains the callsign, facility, range and ATIS lines. Login profiles – The login profiles from the connect dialog. Ground to air voice channels – You frequencies / voice channels from voice communications setup dialog. It describes what colors, sizes, line styles to be used for the map display. Symbology – Here you can find the values from the symbology settings dialog. You can specify individual files for the following settings: You can open them with a text editor to learn more since there are many parameters, most of them being self explanatory. Those files contain several different kinds of settings. You can combine several settings into one file, if you want them to be stored and loaded only in combination. 
In the dialog you can specify the files including the paths to the files. The dialog for this is located in the Other Settings menu. In EuroScope you can specify all files to store the individual settings in.
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