Clear settings on 7911

How do I clear all settings to include network settings on a 7911? What information can't be cleared with this process? We are trying to use a phone for a sensitive and non-sensitive network. We need to be able to clear the phone before switching and can't have any left over info.
Thanks

In IP Phone try with network setting and search for erase soft key, press the IP Phone get erase with old IP Address, best is power on/off.
This URL should help you:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/phones/ps379/products_user_guide_list.html#anchor20

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Clear Settings Anomaly in ACR 7.1rc

First, a bug: when you click Clear Settings in ACR 7.1rc (Mac version, at least), the Edit menu highlighting stays on after the operation is complete.
Second, Clear Settings in ACR 7, when applied to DNGs that have had settings made in earlier versions of ACR, are not cleared. Only the additional settings made in ACR 7 are cleared.
This latter may be intended. But, if so, it would be useful to have an additional menu item that Clears All Settings.
Edit: Indeed, I notice that several items leave the menu highlights stuck on. For instance, if one looks at the Camera Raw Preferences, the Adobe Bridge CS6 menu item remains highlighted even after you dismiss the preference pane.
Edit_2: The Clear Settings now seems to be working. I guess, perhaps, it took Bridge some time to update its cache. It certainly wasn't working right after installation.
But the various menu highlights still do not turn off when they should, as reported above.
It seems the menu on/off logic needs a rather general cleaning up.
grampus45

None of the issues reported on this forum have been fixed in Camera Raw 7.1, near as I can see.
The Camera Raw 7.1 software was built on May 15, but Adobe appears to ignore beta feedback unless it's a real show-stopper. I can only imagine the definition of "show-stopper" must include users' systems actually catching fire or something.
Camera Raw 7.1 puts columnar color artifacts like this into images, for example:
Compare the above to the same conversion done with Camera Raw 7.0:
Plus Adobe has removed several color-fringing reduction features without providing suitable substitutes.
I recommend eveyone avoid upgrading to this release.
-Noel

Clear Settings does not delete .xmp sidecars

Using latest CR 6.4, Bridge 4.0.4.2 & Ps 12.0.4
Posting here because most knowledgeable folks here rarely if ever seem to visit the Bridge forum anymore. And it does relate to CR settings.
In Bridge, if you choose Develop Settings/Clear settings, the settings are indeed cleared but the sidecar files remain, even if you refresh the Windows folder and/or close and reopen both Bridge and Ps. Additionally, even if you manually delete the sidecars, the size of the exported cache file Bridge.T is not reduced but remains the same.
Anyone else noticed this?

Andrew_Hart wrote:
…In Bridge, if you choose Develop Settings/Clear settings, the settings are indeed cleared but the sidecar files remain…
That has always been the case, and it's perfectly normal, expected behavior.
Your mistake is assuming that the xmp file would contain only ACR edit information. That is just not the case.
Here's an example of the kind of information retained in an xmp file in CS4 after clearing the develop settings in Bridge. This should make it clear to you why the xmp file must remain after clearing the ACR development settings rather than having to be built from scratch all over again next time you open the file:
<x:xmpmeta xmlns:x="adobe:ns:meta/" x:xmptk="Adobe XMP Core 4.2-c020 1.124078, Tue Sep 11 2007 23:21:40 ">
<rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#">
<rdf:Description rdf:about=""
 xmlns:tiff="http://ns.adobe.com/tiff/1.0/">
 <tiff:Make>PENTAX</tiff:Make>
 <tiff:Model>PENTAX K20D</tiff:Model>
 <tiff:Orientation>1</tiff:Orientation>
</rdf:Description>
<rdf:Description rdf:about=""
 xmlns:exif="http://ns.adobe.com/exif/1.0/">
 <exif:ExifVersion>0221</exif:ExifVersion>
 <exif:ExposureTime>1/160</exif:ExposureTime>
 <exif:ShutterSpeedValue>7321928/1000000</exif:ShutterSpeedValue>
 <exif:FNumber>8/1</exif:FNumber>
 <exif:ApertureValue>6/1</exif:ApertureValue>
 <exif:ExposureProgram>0</exif:ExposureProgram>
 <exif:DateTimeOriginal>2010-02-10T18:29:45-08:00</exif:DateTimeOriginal>
 <exif:DateTimeDigitized>2010-02-10T18:29:45-08:00</exif:DateTimeDigitized>
 <exif:ExposureBiasValue>20/10</exif:ExposureBiasValue>
 <exif:MeteringMode>5</exif:MeteringMode>
 <exif:FocalLength>1900/100</exif:FocalLength>
 <exif:SensingMethod>2</exif:SensingMethod>
 <exif:FocalLengthIn35mmFilm>28</exif:FocalLengthIn35mmFilm>
 <exif:CustomRendered>0</exif:CustomRendered>
 <exif:ExposureMode>1</exif:ExposureMode>
 <exif:WhiteBalance>0</exif:WhiteBalance>
 <exif:SceneCaptureType>0</exif:SceneCaptureType>
 <exif:Contrast>2</exif:Contrast>
 <exif:Saturation>0</exif:Saturation>
 <exif:Sharpness>2</exif:Sharpness>
 <exif:SubjectDistanceRange>3</exif:SubjectDistanceRange>
 <exif:ISOSpeedRatings>
 <rdf:Seq>
 <rdf:li>800</rdf:li>
 </rdf:Seq>
 </exif:ISOSpeedRatings>
 <exif:Flash rdf:parseType="Resource">
 <exif:Fired>True</exif:Fired>
 <exif:Return>0</exif:Return>
 <exif:Mode>1</exif:Mode>
 <exif:Function>False</exif:Function>
 <exif:RedEyeMode>False</exif:RedEyeMode>
 </exif:Flash>
</rdf:Description>
<rdf:Description rdf:about=""
 xmlns:xap="http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/">
 <xap:ModifyDate>2010-02-10T18:29:45-08:00</xap:ModifyDate>
 <xap:CreateDate>2010-02-10T18:29:45-08:00</xap:CreateDate>
 <xap:CreatorTool>K20D Ver 1.03</xap:CreatorTool>
 <xap:Rating>0</xap:Rating>
</rdf:Description>
<rdf:Description rdf:about=""
 xmlns:aux="http://ns.adobe.com/exif/1.0/aux/">
 <aux:LensInfo>160/10 450/10 40/10 40/10</aux:LensInfo>
 <aux:Lens>smc PENTAX-DA 16-45mm F4 ED AL</aux:Lens>
 <aux:LensID>4 254</aux:LensID>
</rdf:Description>
<rdf:Description rdf:about=""
 xmlns:crs="http://ns.adobe.com/camera-raw-settings/1.0/">
 <crs:RawFileName>_IMG0187.PEF</crs:RawFileName>
 <crs:Version>5.7</crs:Version>
 <crs:ProcessVersion>5.0</crs:ProcessVersion>
 <crs:HasSettings>False</crs:HasSettings>
 <crs:HasCrop>False</crs:HasCrop>
 <crs:AlreadyApplied>False</crs:AlreadyApplied>
</rdf:Description>
<rdf:Description rdf:about=""
 xmlns:photoshop="http://ns.adobe.com/photoshop/1.0/">
 <photoshop:SidecarForExtension>PEF</photoshop:SidecarForExtension>
</rdf:Description>
</rdf:RDF>
</x:xmpmeta>
Note the creation date: <exif:DateTimeOriginal>2010-02-10T18:29:45-08:00</exif:DateTimeOrigin al>. Yet, I just cleared the Develop Settings in the last few minutes.
Wo Tai Lao Le
我太老了

Clearing Settings.

Hi
Would anyone be so kind as to explain how I may be able to clear saved settings from my 'Develop Settings Bank'? In Camera Raw I can save my settings to be used again in Bridge by right clicking on an image and choosing develop settings and choosing my saved settings. When new to Camera Raw I experimented with (now) needless settings and I wish to clear them.
Any explanation would be gratefully received. Many thanks
Carl

Thank you for your response - appreciated!
I still cannot seem to delete them from the preset tab. I did however manage to delete them from in the Windows application data.

Why is it so chaotic to Sync Settings between apps of Adobe CC 2014? (and to transfer settings from CC to CC 2014)

Although, in general I'm a big fan of the Adobe Products and the CC Idea, I think that some parts of it were not ready for launch.
The part that mostly disturbs me is the settings syncing / Update. (Or "Seamless Update")
Concerning the updates:
I had own workspace in all the CC Adobe Apps, the only CC 2014 App that imported the previous settings in the new app at the first start was Photoshop.
Indesign made it through the Edit => Migrate previous local settings
Illustrator by copying the settings files manually
in Dreamweaver and Flash I had to recreate the workspace manually (which finally took less time then trying to sync settings.)
So long for the Seamless update that wasn't so seamless.
Concerning the settings syncing
Why could'nt adobe have the settings syncing working the same way in all it's CC 2014 applications? ( File Menu on PC / The Name of the App Menu on Mac => Sync Settings, upload or download settigns; done!)
Instead (on mac) :
In Photoshop: Photoshop => my account name => upload and download settings ( and no way to import settings from previous version )
In Illustrator: Illustrator => my account name => Sync Settings ( and I cannot import settings from the previous version, only from the same version )
in Indesign: Indesign => my account name => Sync Settings ( and the only CC 2014 App where the "Migrate previous local settings" function is working )
in Dreamweaver => my account name => Sync Settings and a button on the far right of the upper toolbar (and no way to import previous version's local settings)
in Flash => my account name => Sync Settings and a button on the far right of the upper toolbar (and no way to import previous version's local settings)
in Premiere Pro => my account name => Sync Settings with the possibility to clear settings and to use settings from a different account
Appart from that update and syncing chaos, the syncing between two computers simply doesn't seem to work ( at least for me).
I have a computer at work and a laptop at home and I'd like to have the same workspace in my apps at home as at work for occasional home working.
I created and configured my custom workspaces on the mac at work and then synced settings (respectively uploaded them in Photoshop). I had cleared all the saved settings from the Creative Cloud online account first.
I arrived at home, tried to sync settings but no workspace was implemented. (and before you ask, yes i had checked that the workspaces should be synced and that, on the laptop at home, the cloud settings should be applied.)
After few tryings I gave up and ended up recreating my setings on both machine. Frankly I don't know why the sync settings are for, since they just don't seem to work.
I really think you should rethink this feature: make it simpler, working THE SAME WAY in all Adobe apps, and, well, just working!
I'd just like to log into creative cloud an any computer, sync settings, and be able to use my custom created workspace.
I posted this in the Cloud Forum since, in my opinion, the settings syncing is a cloud matter and not a matter of each app individually.

https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform for bugs or feature requests
Error: "Unable to sync files"

Firefox hangs on browser history clearing...can I do anything about it?

There's about 7 months worth of browsing history in my Firefox profile. Trying to clear it "entirely" is giving me trouble, even in safe mode. Cache, cookies, and everything '''else''' clears fine in a small amount of time. I'm writing this question in Chrome as we speak because Firefox is currently unusable.
The problem is with clearing browser history (only on time setting "everything") specifically because Firefox will hang (and entirely freeze the GUI) until I decide to manually kill it in the task manager. The firefox.exe process shows a curious, steady 13% cpu utilization during this task on a core i7-920 cpu. Same result in safe mode. Same result if I try to set the browser history clearing settings "when I close Firefox" -- Firefox will indeed close but still be listed in the task manager taking up a 13% cpu utilization and refuses to open again until I manually kill it. So far I've waited for around an hour for the process to complete but honestly though, the task of "deleting 7 months worth of browsing history" should only takes seconds...possibly "minutes" maximum on a mid-range PC, no?
Some additional info on my machine: it's custom built from 2009 but it still performs strongly. Not too long ago I upgraded to a Samsung 840 Pro SSD and this is where the Firefox profile is on. Even though I only have 6GB of RAM, I still enable "Rapid Mode" in Samsung Magician. That process will chew through 5-6GB fairly easily, but it's still a noticeable speed increase over my native SATA II chipset limitation on my motherboard. Intel's ICH10R raid controller is a bit dated, but it works (mostly) and gives me a cheap raid1 solution for a couple of existing storage drives in my system (they're not related to the OS drive anyway.) I have set the recommended amount of 10% over-provisioning on the SSD. I keep a very close eye on the software I chose to execute so I'm fairly confident that there isn't anything else (hardware '''or''' software related) "slowing down" the system. Drivers/Win7 x64/Firefox 33 are all up to date (even running on "legacy" status now with my GPU drivers.) I do have a probably "more than average" number of extensions and custom scripting via Greasemonkey...I also have quite a bit of customization on Reddit from the "Reddit Enhancement Suite" tool -- so I wouldn't be surprised if "more than average" customization somehow corrupted the '''places.sqlite''' file and this is the explanation for my current troubles. I get rid of unnecessary plugins like Java but there's some you can't really mess with like Google's "update" plugin that's automatically installed if you have Chrome installed on your system for example.
So, after talking about all of that, let's talk about some realistic options. I could "reset" back to a factory Firefox installation but I would need to backup all of my extension data so I'm hoping that's a "last resort." What do you think about these options:
1. Letting the task run all night and see if it actually finishes in the morning, even if it's only using 13% cpu.
2. Following this option: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1004992#answer-587688 where you simply manually delete the places.sqlite file (and then hope all your extensions are still intact -- considering that was posted for Firefox 29.) Backing up bookmarks is no issue but I would really feel worried that "other settings" would go with this file.
3. I '''could''' temporarily take my storage raid1 offline as Intel's raid controller and its limited bios memory is likely the biggest bottleneck in my system. However I would probably risk blue-screening on Windows startup as I don't know how the OS would react to such a traumatic change in SATA configuration type from "RAID" to "AHCI"...plus the Intel Matrix Storage Console is (I believe) no longer in development so it would probably break too and I would probably somehow end up losing the raid volume, something I'd rather avoid than "experiment with." I wish Samsung Magician was able to do more with the SSD SATA connection and not let it revert to a legacy "perhaps IDE-like" mode (it doesn't detect bios raid modes) but I guess there's only so many things a 2009 motherboard can do.
4. Your suggestions?
I think the main thing I learned from all this is to be sure to clean your history/cache on a regular basis and don't let it build up like I did. I had operated for some time knowing that it would be nice to keep a history of every site I visited because I could go back and look at specific times for when I visited associated sites as sort of "online diary" to see how I spend my time throughout the months. Turns out I paid the price for this assumption.

Hello
Certain Firefox problems can be solved by performing a ''Clean reinstall''. This means you remove Firefox program files and then reinstall Firefox. Please follow these steps:
'''Note:''' You might want to print these steps or view them in another browser.
#Download the latest Desktop version of Firefox from http://www.mozilla.org and save the setup file to your computer.
#After the download finishes, close all Firefox windows (click Exit from the Firefox or File menu).
#Delete the Firefox installation folder, which is located in one of these locations, by default:
#*'''Windows:'''
#**C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox
#**C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox
#*'''Mac:''' Delete Firefox from the Applications folder.
#*'''Linux:''' If you installed Firefox with the distro-based package manager, you should use the same way to uninstall it - see [[Installing Firefox on Linux]]. If you downloaded and installed the binary package from the [http://www.mozilla.org/firefox#desktop Firefox download page], simply remove the folder ''firefox'' in your home directory.
#Now, go ahead and reinstall Firefox:
##Double-click the downloaded installation file and go through the steps of the installation wizard.
##Once the wizard is finished, choose to directly open Firefox after clicking the Finish button.
More information about reinstalling Firefox can be found [[Troubleshoot and diagnose Firefox problems#w_5-reinstall-firefox|here]].
WARNING:Do not use a third party uninstaller as part of this process. Doing so could permanently delete your [[Profiles|Firefox profile]] data, including but not limited to, extensions, cache, cookies, bookmarks, personal settings and saved passwords. These cannot be easily recovered unless they have been backed up to an external device! See [[Back up and restore information in Firefox profiles]]. 
Please report back to say if this helped you!
Thank you.

Vendor open item - clearing - URGENT !

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Hi
You have two options
1. Manual Clearing : F-44
2. Automatic Clearing :Settings to be made in Tcode Ob74 , you have to make the settings for additional rule for automatic clearing
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How do you stop DNG Converter from embedding Adobe's ACR default settings instead of custom settings?

I notice that the new version of Adobe DNG Converter (8.6, and maybe earlier) appears to place Adobe's ACR defaults in the converted file. Thus, the converted files open up in Bridge with an indication that they already have settings made, and, hence, ACR does not apply the custom camera settings. One has to Clear Settings first in Bridge, then open in ACR.
This behavior is new, perhaps to 8.6. But it's presence defeats the purpose of having custom Camera Defaults.
Is there any way to prevent DNG Converter from installing settings?

ssprengel wrote:
What do you mean by “custom camera settings”? Do you mean you’ve changed the Camera Raw defaults for a particular camera and those aren’t being seen until you do a Reset? Or do you mean some sort of Nikon-settings that Adobe never looks at?
Also at what point in the workflow are you converting these files, just after copying them to your hard-disk and before touching them with any other Adobe software, or after they’ve been adjusted in Nikon software, or after they’ve been adjusted in Bridge/ACR, initially as NEFs?
I mean my custom camera defaults that are set by the Save New Camera Defaults for a given camera.
My workflow is to take my original raw files first into Adobe DNG Converter. I then open the folder in Bridge. At this point I notice that my original raw files remain unaltered (there is no "settings" icon in the top right corner – circle with two lines and up-arrows – in the image's thumbnail), but the converted dng's (otherwise untouched and unopened in ACR) have a "settings" icon. When I open the original raw file in ACR, it opens using my custom camera defaults. When I open the otherwise virgin dng in ACR, it opens using the Adobe defaults (the same defaults that would be employed if no custom camera default had been set).
This behavior is new. DNGs formed by earlier versions of the DNG Converter did not apply any settings to the converted file, and when they opened in Bridge, they were given the custom camera settings.
In order to retain the old (and proper) behavior, I now have to take the just-converted documents into Bridge, select them, and immediately apply Develop Settings/Clear Settings. That gets rid of the settings that have been installed by the DNG Converter (as well as the "settings" icon on the thumbnail).
I notice there is a new feature in Adobe DNG Converter 8.6, namely, a panel-specific toggle between the settings and the default settings. This indicates to me the likelihood that Adobe has been making some alterations with the settings that is having unintended consequences. It clearly is not proper for DNG Converter to be adding (installing) settings, because that prevents the custom camera default settings from being applied, and hence defeats the purpose of the custom camera default settings.

Removed Battery from MB to clear CMOS, Now no MSI splash screen, no booting

My System:
CPU: AMD 720 X3 2.3 Mhz per core.
MB: MSI K9A2 Platinum, Version 1, 1.4
Memory: OCZ Platinum II memory, 4 1gb sticks. 667
GPU: Gigabyte Radeon HD4850, 1GB memory
HD: Seagate Baracuda 7200 500GB memory card. RAID. Recently replaced. I can hook it up as an external SATA -> ESATA to my laptop via a 1.5 ESATA PCMCIA card.
OS: XP, SP3, 32 bit
PSU: Ultra 750w, +5v 32A
My PC was working, until this. In the boot menu, I was getting the raid setting instead of the hard drive, so I decided to reset the CMOS. I changed the Jumper and that did not clear settings enough. I pulled the battery and reinstalled it. Now, When I turn the PC on, I just see a black screen. No MSI splash screen, no Posting. No response at all. The MB gets power. Lights on, fans working, but nothing more. My main HD is getting power but it is not read. There is no sound of feel of the heads moving. As I mentioned, I can access it as an external drive on my laptop and all diagnostics have been fine.
I don't know what I did to my system, but I would really appreciate any help fixing it. I have built PCs since the mid 90s, and I am sure that all cables are connected properly.
Thank you.

Quote from: Bas on 06-December-09, 05:40:19
5V of the powersupply is unimportant, the 12V combined output it (if the psu lists that).
As for the memory, try 1 stick only! See what happens.
The Cmos clear jumper clears everything, HOWEVER! the power from the powersupply MUST be removed!
Else it keeps getting 5V-stb and the cmos won't be cleared.
However, this didn't happen out of the blue, what did you do before this?
12V 45A. The MB started every time before this.

How do I access my raw settings for further use?

I opened a jpg in CR, made some changes, opened the image, then saved (from within PS) and closed it.
Later I needed to create a duplicate of this image and apply the same CR settings I'd used, but I can't find them. When I open the original jpg, all of the CR settings are set to zero.
Is there any way I can access the CR settings I entered? I want to see what they are, not delete them, not get back to the pre-CR-edit stage.
If this is not possible, what could I have done otherwise to retain access to my CR settings? Should I have saved the image from within CR? If so, how would the CR settings be availalbe for tweaking or copying?
Is there an automatic xmp file that would have this info, and if yes, where would i find it?
Finally, how do I save CR settings in the future for subsequent access?
Many thanks!

The xmp data is written into the original jpeg file, not a sidecar file.
Here's the drill (I'm doing it as I write this msg):
1. Select a jpeg in Bridge.
2. Right click on the image and select Open in Camera Raw...
3. Perform an edit (I did a drastic exposure reduction to make the edits obvious).
4. Click on Open Image, comes up in Photoshop with edits.
5. Shutdown PS and Bridge.
6. Re-open Bridge, select and open same image. Opens in Camera Raw automatically, shows edits, and new CR settings.
As I stated in my earlier post, the only way to "de-Camera Raw" the jpeg image is to clear settings from within Bridge. Again, the jpeg is being re-written with the edits within the file as exif data. And no, there is no message that such a re-write is occurring.
Richard Southworth

Refresh List of Presets in Develop Settings?

Is it possible to force a refresh of list of the presets in the develop settings menu? I want to get around this issue:
1) Right click an image and select develop settings - a list of the presets in the CameraRaw/Settings folder is shown in the submenu.
2) With bidge remaining in the foreground open, change the contents of the presets in the CameraRaw/Settings folder (I'm doing this with a jsx script in my case).
3) Right click an image and go to develop settings again - the list shown is the same as the list in step 1.
4) Give any other application focus and then come straight back into bridge.
5) Right click an image, select develop settings again - this time the preset list reflects what's in the CameraRaw/Settings folder.
So is it possible to force bridge to refresh that list somehow within my jsx script?

Sorry no you can't alter a menu once it's been created.
You can access any of the items in the develop settings with...
//Develop Settings > Camera Raw Defaults
app.document.chooseMenuItem("CRDefault");
//Develop Settings > Previous Conversion
app.document.chooseMenuItem("CRPrevious");
//Develop Settings > Copy Settings
app.document.chooseMenuItem("CRCopy");
//Develop Settings > Paste Settings
app.document.chooseMenuItem("CRPaste");
//Develop Settings > Clear Settings
app.document.chooseMenuItem("CRClear");
You can't give focus to another application but you can send commands to another Adobe suite application using BridgeTalk
You can de-select all thumnails and select the ones you want to work on, a few commands below might be of use....
//change Bridge to folder
app.document.thumbnail = Folder(Folder.desktop + "/myfolder");
//de-select all thumbnails
app.document.deselectAll();
//select thumbnail
var thumb = new Thumbnail(thumb);
app.document.select(thumb);

Clear cookies on exit Except for listed Exceptions

Firefox used to allow clearing history including cookies on exit while retaining those cookies marked as exceptions in the privacy panel. It appears that the clear on close now deletes all history, regardless of exceptions settings. It would be highly useful to be able to specify which sites can set "permanent" cookies while also allowing other sites to set session cookies only *and* allowing users to clear all history, cookies, etc. for site not specifically excepted from such history clearing settings. Does anyone know what was changed such that this mo longer works as it used to in earlier versions? Are exceptions functioning as intended now, or are exceptions meant to be global, including clear on exit settings?

I'm encountering this problem in Firefox 3.6.12 and it's been occurring for a while -- so I'm not sure exactly what update changed the behavior but wish they'd put it back so any marked "Allow" in the Exceptions would be retained like they used to be.
Meanwhile, I've come up with a partial workaround using the free third-party Windows utility named CCleaner from [http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner], which has the ability to selectively delete cookies when it's run.
How the utility operates on cookies is controlled in its Options > Cookies settings where there are two lists, one for cookies to delete and another for those to keep. By default, all cookies are in the Cookies to Delete column. To prevent that, I moved the cookies I wanted to retain to the second list and then scheduled CCleaner to run automatically at set intervals using Window's Task Scheduler and the following command-line <pre>"C:\Program Files\CCleaner\CCleaner.exe" /AUTO</pre>. See the CCleaner Online Help for scheduling it to run automatically.
Once that is in place you can tell Firefox to keep cookies until the expire and let CCleaner handle getting rid of all of them all except for the ones you've indicated you want retained. This isn't as good as having Firefox do it every time you start and exit the program, but is better than nothing...
Hope this helps.
'''Update'''
I just found this Mozilla extension called "CookieCuller" that might help it's at [http://example.com https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/82] and has a "Cookie Keep List".

I upgraded to 8.0.1 and now my settings will not sync (download settings) from the cloud.

I updated Premiere to 8.0.1 yesterday and now I am un able to sync my settings.
I want the settings I have in adobe cloud to be downloaded to my current computer and every time I try and sync it goes all the way to the end (yellow progress bar goes all the way across) and then I get an little box saying Syncing Settings Failed.
I tried logging out in Premiere and then logging back in.

Hi bumpfilms,
Please go to https://creative.adobe.com/appsettings and sign in.
Click on clear all settings or clear settings of a particular application (Make sure the application is closed)
Open CC application sign out and sign in again and then try to sync the settings after launching the application again.
Regards,
Vinay

IPod Touch Clearing before selling ???

Hello,
I want to sell my iPod Touch (old revision) to my uncle (he really wants a Touch !) and I was wondering how to clear everything on the iPod (Songs, Videos, Podcasts and Address Book).
I guess it is possible through "Settings" and then "Clear Settings and Content", but I wonder if it also clears the address book and the Apps...
I want to give my uncle an iPod Touch looking like a "brand new one", without any "name" (my iPod is called "Fabrice's iPod" in iTunes).
The firmware has been upgraded to rev 2.1 (I bought the upgrade on iTunes Store); I hope it will stay with this revision.
Any help welcome !
Fabrice.

Restore it through iTunes. After it puts everything back to factory settings and it states it is going to put all the backup info back onto the iPod and it will state that the iPod icon will be in the menu again when it is completed, disconnect it. When you turn it on, it will have the "connect to iTunes" icon that it comes with when brand new out of the box. Make sure you don't disconnect it too early before it puts the software and firmware back onto the iPod. Even if you do make that mistake, it's fool proof. When you try to connect it to iTunes again, it will tell you that it detects an iPod in recovery mode and that you will have to continue the process before it works. It should retain the most recent version because it will detect by the serial number that the iPod has had the latest version purchased.
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Old settings are being applied to all photos

Well I edited a .jpg in bridges ACR. I choose about 5 other pictures to sync up with those settings. After I synced those my eintire folder synced to those settings. When I tried to edit>devolpe settings>clear settings nothing happend. When I purged cache all the files clear to default then one by one went back to the other settings with saturations and viggnettes. Now whenever I open any folder in bridge the settings are all aplied to my new folders and all my pictures. When I'm in a new folder I can select all and clear settings then start fresh, but if I close bridge and reopen those old settings are reapllied. This happens to all types of pictures to include CR2, DNG and JPGs.

When I purged cache all the files clear to default then one by one went back
to the other settings with saturations and viggnettes. Now whenever I open any
folder in bridge the settings are all aplied to my new folders and all my
pictures.
Sounds like you have accidently set a new camera Raw default?. First open a
file in ACR and in the basic tab right next to 'basic' is a little menu icon
with a fly out menu. Choose reset Camera Raw defaults and try again.

Clear settings on 7911

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