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stacker:docs:faqlist [2020/04/18 22:12] rjlittlefield When do Options > Preferences values get saved and reloaded? |
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| Most of the time, you can just ignore all these details and the program will do what you expect it to do. | Most of the time, you can just ignore all these details and the program will do what you expect it to do. | ||
| - | However, there are a few situations where the program's handing of preferences can produce unpleasant confusion. Perhaps the most common one is when you've been doing some stacking, then you reload an old project for whatever reason, then you start a new project without realizing that the old project had different preference settings and now you're using those again! | + | However, there are a few situations where the program's handling of preferences can produce unpleasant confusion. Perhaps the most common one is when you've been doing some stacking, then you reload an old project for whatever reason, then you start a new project without realizing that the old project had different preference settings and now you're using those again! |
| If you frequently change preferences and reload old projects, then it's probably good to get in the habit of explicitly saving and loading preferences by using the buttons in the Preferences panel. | If you frequently change preferences and reload old projects, then it's probably good to get in the habit of explicitly saving and loading preferences by using the buttons in the Preferences panel. | ||