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10. Appendices > 10.8. Features for advanced users and administrators
10.8.2. Changing the Site Default Configuration
NOTICE
The Site Default Configuration exists to ensure that the normal users of the system always have a
valid, working configuration to use, even when advanced users have modified the current
configuration. Any changes to the Site Default Configuration carries the risk of interfering with the
normal workflow, in addition to the safety risks inherent in modifying the configuration (see 2.1.
General safety).
The Configuration Editor tool has menu items in its File menu for loading and saving the Site
Default Configuration.
Save Site Defaults saves the current configuration as the Site Default Configuration. The software
automatically saves a backup copy of the previous Site Default Configuration, too. Confirm the
change by clicking Yes in the Service Operation dialog box:
Fig. 130: The dialog for confirming the change in Site Default Configuration.
Load Site Defaults... loads a Site Default Configuration into the configuration editor. Use the file
load dialog to select the current Site Default Configuration or a previous version from the backups.
Instructions for Use
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Fig. 129: Menu items for Site Default Configuration.
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