"Disabled User Operations" - - DVDSP default settings??

In Menu > Advanced there is a section titled "Disable User Operations", and by default DVDSP has selected a number of Playback Controls to be DISABLED:
Still Off
Pause On/Off
Forward Scan
Next Program
Previous Program
Should I leave these default DVDSP settings? Wouldn't it be better to let the user have full control? ie: I should not disable anything?

It is up to you and what you want the user experience to be. But for menus those make sense to disable

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For a regular DVD with a Main Menu and a Scene Selection menu which options should I have disabled?
ThANKS!
Ham

Really depends on what you want the user to be able to do. Buttons and navigation should not be disabled so people can move around and go to selections.
Resume usually also the same thing, people expect to usually resume off a menu
On the Main Menu you may want to disable the Title/Menu commands so a user can not break out of the menu and "get lost" and on the scene selection menu set the menu command to the main menu and disable Title call.
You may be fine with the default settings for the menu. Play with the DVD a bit when you make it and try various remote keys to see what you like, do not like for the project also.

How to disable user from accessing form settings?

Hi,
What is the authorization to disable a user from acessing the forms settings of the main menu?

General Authorization, User name --> General --> Document Settings --> set to no authorization.
now the user can click n see the form setting, but cant change any prior settings.
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I want to set for all users have same default settings (default form layout)
is there any way to copy default settings from 1 user to another users ?
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If am understood, I hope you are expect the authorization copy.
Procedure
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Disabling User specific/Default Setting

In the output of CV04n selection while 'Save Layout' how is it possible to enable/disable
'User Specific' or 'Default setting'

Hi,
Did you mean Set or enable / disable? Anyways if you want to set, you can do it as follows:
1. Global: I.e. Available for all
Selection Variant: Global do not toggle the User specific box
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2. User Specific: Available only for the user
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Description: uvw
If this doesn't answer your query, please explain further.
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C

Disabling "User settings" option from all the WDA applications.

Hello Experts,
We have implemented SRM business package.We want to disable right click "User settings" option from all the applications presented in SRM BP.
I know a way of disabling "User settings" by passing WDDISABLEUSERPERSONALIZATION parameter. We dont want to follow this approach as there are many applications and it would be difficult to change all the applications.
My question is do we have any settings ( may be in sicf ) which could disable "User settings" centrally for all WDA application on that particular server?
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Surender singh Dahiya

Hi surender,
Check this..
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/7b/fb57412df8091de10000000a155106/content.htm
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Kris.

Default settings at User level

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Please explain how to do the default settings at User level.
Appreciate early action.

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its depends on which setting u want default
like u can default plant and other field defult in PO using default values button in PO only
then u can default some fields using parameter ID and setting the default value for it in Su01
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Change default settings when user share file

When users click on share file default setting is:
Can edit and mark send an email invitation.
Is there possible to change to:
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Hi,
According to your description, you want to change default settings to
can view and uncheck send an email invitation when user share file.
To by default uncheck send an email invitation. Go to the file "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS\AclInv.aspx".
You can change:
<wssawc:InputFormCheckBox
runat="server"
id="chkSendEmail"
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LabelText="<%$Resources:wss,aclver_SendEmailCheckbox%>"
To
<wssawc:InputFormCheckBox
runat="server"
id="chkSendEmail"
Checked="False"
LabelText="<%$Resources:wss,aclver_SendEmailCheckbox%>"
Here is a similar post, you can use as a reference:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/f250aa4a-94f0-4603-9da2-e9040d5d6133/how-to-by-default-uncheck-send-an-email-invitation-when-granting-access?forum=sharepointadmin
To by default can view. Go to the file "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS\AclInv.aspx".
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User default settings for ME2M,ME2l,ME2N

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Can any body advise how to do default settings at User level for each standrad SAP reports like ME2M,ME2L and so on.....
Please treat this as a very urgenet.
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Please find the below path for the settings
Customize a new Selection Parameter (via IMG --> Material Management ---> Purchasing ---> Reporting ---> Maintain Purchasing Lists ---> Selection Parameters ---> Define Selection Parameters
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User default settings

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I need to set the default settings like date format,decimal notations etc of one user to another user.
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I think you can set the default format for the date and decimal notation as follows:
In SAP Easy Access screen System -->User Profile -->Own Data. In which, in the defaults tab you can change the change the formats for the user and save the settings.
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Disable user settings

HI
I want that in my dynpro application at run time user can not change settings for this purpose i have set a personalization parameter WDDISABLEUSERPERSONALIZATION = X like that. it is working fine in dev and QA but not working in PRD
Kindly help in this regard
Ammad

>
Ammad Zaman wrote:
> HI
>
> I want that in my dynpro application at run time user can not change settings for this purpose i have set a personalization parameter WDDISABLEUSERPERSONALIZATION = X like that. it is working fine in dev and QA but not working in PRD
>
> Kindly help in this regard
>
> Ammad
Hi
Most of the time if it is not working then the systems are not in the same support package level.
are these three systems are in the same support package and also the clients are same in the three systems ?

When I connected my iPhone5 to update Operating system it is not recognizing and wants to restore default settings which will wipe out photos

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Printer Queue Settings Mysteriously Reverting Back to Default Settings on 2008 R2 print servers

Printer Queue Settings Mysteriously Reverting Back to Default Settings on 2008 R2 print servers
We have 4 Windows Server 2008 R2 print servers, all of which has the same printer queues installed on them that are utilized by a 3rd party printing program that does a round-robin load balancing scheme.
All printers are a combination of HP and Xerox all running some variation of the HP UPD and the Xerox UPD. Some use the PCL 5 and some use the PCL 6 version determined by age of printer and need.
There are typically two printer queues for each physical printer.
Example:
LOCATION_ROOM
LOCATION_ROOM_TRAY2
The regular queue is ok being left with default setting,
The _TRAY2 queues are set to print to "labels" or "pre-printed" paper type or a specific tray.
From time to time, these _TRAY2 queues will revert back to a factory default state and lose the setting to print to a specific paper type or tray. Sometimes it happens to the _TRAY2 queue on all 4 servers, sometimes just 1 server, etc. No rhyme
or reason.
Disabled Bi-directional options on both the HP and Xerox UPDs per another article on the internet that said bi-directional could cause the printer to send back settings to the driver and cause this issue. Even with this option off, we continue to see
printer _TRAY2 queue settings revert back to factory default and lose their specific paper and tray settings. We have ruled out the possibility that users or other technicians are the ones making these changes so we suspect it is some interaction between
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Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

I'd start by using one of the print drivers included in Windows for a few of the printers and confirm it's the universal driver that is causing the issue.
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PML and something else. You might want to shut those down and see if these processes are the ones modifying the settings.
Run process monitor to truly identify which processes is causing the modifications.
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Restoring the default settings for Audition CS6

Fortunately you don't have to uninstall and reinstall Audition to do this - although that's certainly an option. Bear in mind that doing this will only work if you choose to delete your preferences as part of the process.
There are several other options though, and I suggest reading through all of them before deciding which to use. We'll start, though, with the other simple one. If you start Audition with the 'shift' key held down, this will achieve the same result - the preference files won't be read, and the default (aka 'vanilla') ones will be reinstated. Certainly with a Mac (and probably a PC as well) you have to hold the 'shift' key down at least until the splash screen appears, otherwise it might not work.
From here on, it gets a little more complicated, but you get more options. The reason for this is that in order to get at the individual preference files, we have to consider three different operating systems, XP, Windows 7, and OS X. By default, in all of them, the location of these files is hidden, and you have to reveal it. When you have done this, the path and files will be revealed.
Revealing hidden folders:
XP: In a folder, go to Tools>Folder Options>View and scroll down to the hidden folders entry. Select the 'Show' option. The path to the Preferences folder is C:\Documents and Settings\[user_name]\Application Data\Adobe\Audition\5.0
Windows 7: In a folder, go to Organise>Folders and Search Options>View, and then it's the same as XP. The path to the Preferences folder is c:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Audition\5.0
Mac OX: The Preferences are in a library folder, and are apparently stored twice. The locations of them are:
/Users/[User_Name]/Library/Preferences/Adobe/Audition/5.0/
/Users/[User_Name]/Library/Preferences/com.Adobe.Audition.5.0.plist
There is a note about this at the end of this FAQ*.
Anyway, there are, apparently, several ways to unhide them:
1. The easiest way to get there without opening Terminal is to open Finder or click on your desktop, click Go in the menu bar, then hold down the OPTION/ALT key. You should see Library appear in the menu as long as your holding that key and clicking the menu item will bring it up in Finder.
2. Use Command+Shift+G from the Mac desktop (or Finder>Go>Go to Folder) and type in ~/Library to temporarily access the Library directory. When you have finished manipulating the relevant parts of it, close this window and the folder will no longer be visible.
3. To make the Library folder visible permanently (like in OS 10.6 and earlier), open the Terminal application and use the following command: chflags nohidden ~/Library/
What do you have to do when you've revealed the folder?
The basic idea is that if Audition opens, and it doesn't find a particular file in the preferences folder, it recreates it. So, you can either delete all the files in it (the same as Shift+open), or you can be more selective. Primarily there are three .xml files that you are interested in, and if you are only having a problem with one of them, then that's the only one you need to delete.
Application Settings - deleting this will restore most of the settings in the program itself back to defaults
Effect Presets - deleting this will restore default settings, but if you have made any of your own presets, you will lose these too.
Favorites - the same as Effect Presets, only for the Favorites list.
There is also an .xml file for Machine-specific settings, but this only affects your sound device, and generally would be rewritten anyway if anything changed, so generally doesn't need to be touched. Mainly it's the three I mention above that are the ones you will be interested in.
* A note from Durin about the Mac preferences files:
"The directory path, ~/Library/Preferences/Adobe/Audition/5.0/ is where we store all the preferences, presets, workspaces, log files, etc. Anything and everything a user may need access to. The .plist file is more of an application/OS level preferences - similar to an ini or registry entry in that it's less user-facing and more preferences for how the application works with the OS. In Audition's case, this stores information such as the last directory accessed, File Open/Save dialog dimensions, and other mysterious prefs that are just random GUIDs that Audition and OS X understand.
In either case, if the directory or .plist is missing, it will be rebuilt on launch to the first-launch defaults."

The success of setting the correct cassette will depend on the applications you use. If the apps are set to use any cassette, rather than call a particular cassette, then making cassette 2 the default will succeed. But if the app calls cassette 1, then no amount of driver default settings will help. So in this case, you will have more success if you create another preset for printing to cassette 2, then you can ensure you select this preset when you want to print on plain paper. And of course you can select the envelope preset when you want to do this.
If you do want to look at modifying the printer defaults, this can be done via the CUPS web page.
To access CUPS, open Safari and type
http://127.0.0.1:631/printers
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Problem saving Default settings - Need Help

Hello. New user to this forum.
I am running BB Desktop Software V. 7.1.0.41 (Bundle 42) on a Windows 7 64 bit "Ultimate" platform. I'm using a "domain" account (from Active Directory) and it has "Enterprise Administrator" rights.
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