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--- en:documentation:menusetup [2014/05/10 11:14] – pch
+++ en:documentation:menusetup [2016/01/18 16:24] (current) – admin
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 ===== Tool bar editor =====
 The [[toolbar_editor|Tool bar editor]] allow you to edit the button bar layout.
+===== Manage tool box script =====
+Select to function you want to assign to each of the  [[toolbox|left tool box panel]].
 ===== Date/Time =====
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   * **[[Internet]]**
+=== Apply Change to all Chart ===
+By checking the small checkbox "Apply change to all chart" at the bottom of the configuration window, you apply all the configuration changes to all your opened charts. When this box is unchecked, the configuration changes will only be applied to the active chart.
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 If you check this line, the program will ask you to save the settings every time you exit the program.
-===== Apply Change to all Chart =====
-By checking the small checkbox "Apply change to all chart" at the bottom of the configuration window, you apply all the configuration changes to all your opened charts. When this box is unchecked, the configuration changes will only be applied to the active chart.
+===== Reset language =====
+Reset the language to the default value for your computer.\\ For evident reason this menu text is not translatable and always show in English.\\
+{{:en:documentation:reset_lang.png?300|}}
+===== Reset chart and options =====
+This give you three options:
+  * **Reset initial default and restart** This delete all your personal settings and restart the program as the first time you run it.
+  * **Reset to last time the chart was saved** Reset the chart and the options to the last saved configuration. The result is the same as when you would close the map without saving followed by restarting the program.
+  * **Set options for best performance** Reset every option that affect the program performance. The visual aspect of the chart is simplified and the performance must be acceptable on every computer.