Presets Manager

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The Presets Manager offers severalprovides options for managing your collection of presets, including loading, merging,appending, duplicating, renamingrenaming, and deleting.

You can accessOpen it via the Main Menu » Presets » Manage, or using thepress CTRL + Ctrl+P shortcut from the main window.

Load a preset

Load the selected preset, replacing the current set of rules.

In addition to using the tool button, youYou can also press ENTEREnter key to load the currently selected preset.

• Hold CTRLCtrl key when loading a preset to automatically close the window.
• Hold SHIFTShift key when loading a preset to append rules from the selected preset to the current preset.set of rules.

Append a preset

Append rules from the selected preset to the current set of rules with rules from the selected preset.rules.

This can beis a handyuseful way ofto mergingmerge rules from multiple presets.

Copy a preset

Create a duplicate preset file with same rules.

This can be a handy way for creating a variation of an existing preset.

The duplicate preset will have the same base name with "COPY"COPY appended to the end.

This is useful as a starting point when creating a variation of an existing preset.

Rename a preset

Rename the selected preset.

A prompt will appear to enter the new name for the preset.name.

You can use path delimiters in the new name to create a directory structure for presets.

Edit a preset

Manually edit a preset file using a text editor (e.g. Notepad). This is for advanced users only!only.

Warning:

• Avoid manual editing unless you reallyknow knowexactly what you are doing,doing. and be aware that smallSmall mistakes can produce a corrupted preset.
• The editingnormal ofapproach presetsis shouldto normallyload bea performedpreset through the main interface by loading a preset,interface, changingmodify the rules, and then savingsave the preset.
preset

again.

Example content in a preset file:file content:

[Rule0]
ID=Insert
Config=TEXT:Example;WHERE:1;POSITION:1;INSERTAFTERTEXT:;INSERTBEFORETEXT:;RIGHTTOLEFT:0;SKIPEXTENSION:1
Marked=1
Comment=This is an example rule

Syntax:

• Rule definitions are containedgrouped withinin sections headed by [Rule0], [Rule1], and so on.
• Line ID= identifies the type of rule.
• Line Config= contains the encoded configurationrule of the rule.configuration.
  • Parameters are separated by a semicolon (;).
  • Each parameter is stored infollows Name:Value format.
  • Parameter values are URL-encoded.
• Line Marked= stores the marked/unmarked state.state of the rule.
• Line Comment= stores an annotation for the rule.

Delete a preset

Delete the selected preset.

This action physicallypermanently deletes the preset file.file from disk.