No settings are saved

When I exit Safari and re-launch, none of my settings are saved. This includes preferences for start page, status bar, toolbar as well as bookmarks.
I'm running on Windows XP SP2 with full administrator privileges.

This problem is due to the fact that Apple has not yet incorporated certain advanced features into Safari. The advanced feature that is missing in this case is an "OK" button on the preferences window.
However, since this is Beta software, when they learn how to include an "OK" button, the problem still may not be fixed. The final solution will require the uber advanced feature of a functioning "OK" button.
I recommend that everyone send Apple a bug report every day regarding this issue.

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Greetings, anyone know where the Quicktime control panel applet saves it's settings?
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I need to find a way to get these settings to stick, not for the user, but for me as domain admin. The only way I have found to make them stick, is to temporarily make the Domain Users administrators on a workstation, start the Quicktime applet, make the changes, logoff and remove domain users from Workstation administrators group. I could spend the next week doing this but I think there must be a better way...
I am trying to find out where these settings are saved so that I can apply them to the users mandatory profile at logon but have come up against a brick wall.
I have tried:
Registry -- setting all Apple and Quicktime locations I could find to Users Full Control
Local Settings\Application Data\Quicktime - Users full control
Application Data\Quicktime - Users full control
Setting the Quicktime and Apple folders to Users\Change permission in Program Files
I have also tried copying profiles that did work on the workstaion to the server and making them manadatory profiles that are called by user accounts, but the settings are not applied...they just revert to the default Quicktime ones.
Any suggestions
I am stumped. I cannot figure out how to make these settings stick. I need to do this because a particular application that uses Quicktime Plugin in IE7 casue IE7 to freeze because Quicktime automatically checks for updates and this seems to cause the whole thing to freeze at 100% CPU until killed by Task Manager. Once I disable this setting in Quicktime the Web applet works a treat.
Thank you for reading this rambling treatise.
Time Traveller

Thanks to all who replied, however..
If the settings were stored int he CPL file ( which would be very odd but there it is ) I would expect that I could create a CPL file with the settings I want on one computer, and copy them to the same folder on another computer whose settings I want to standardize in the domain, however, this does not appear to be the case. I copied the entire ..\Program Files\Quicktime folder from one computer which had the settings I wanted, to another computer which didn't. The settings did not follow the copied Quictime folder and contents, so, with all respect and gratitude due to those who replied, I don't think settings are stored in the CPL file or any other file in the Quicktime folder.
In any case, I don't really care where they are stored, I just need a way to propagate a single set of settings across multiple computers in a domain. I've never run across an application before that was so reistant to this type of thing...
Thanks again
TimeTraveller..

Mailbox and other printer-specific settings are saved with an Excel file

From the KB article:
"When you send a Microsoft Excel workbook to another user account in an e-mail message or store the file on a network share, with the print settings set to print to your mailbox or to a local
printer with specialized settings, these settings may still be in effect for the other users. If they print the workbook, it may either print to your mailbox, not theirs, or it may try to print by using certain settings for your local  printer.
I have several users who occasionally experience this exact issue with Excel 2010. A KB article actually exists for this problem (KB:829766)
and at one point a hotfix was available. I assume this issue was "fixed" at one point however the KB article was updated in April with
Article ID: 829766 - Last Review: April 27, 2012 - Revision: 2.0
APPLIES TO
Microsoft Excel      2010
So it appears that it's acknowledged to be happening in Excel 2010 but the hotfix was pulled. Does anybody have any idea about how to fix this
issue without the hotfix? I tried the registry entry that was mentioned in the KB article but it did not resolve the issue. Is there any other way to get Excel 2010 to ignore printer specific metadata? We do not want to have to deploy a VB script to remove
this information on each sheet.

From the KB article:
"When you send a Microsoft Excel workbook to another user account in an e-mail message or store the file on a network share, with the print settings set to print to your mailbox or to a local
printer with specialized settings, these settings may still be in effect for the other users. If they print the workbook, it may either print to your mailbox, not theirs, or it may try to print by using certain settings for your local  printer.
I have several users who occasionally experience this exact issue with Excel 2010. A KB article actually exists for this problem (KB:829766)
and at one point a hotfix was available. I assume this issue was "fixed" at one point however the KB article was updated in April with
Article ID: 829766 - Last Review: April 27, 2012 - Revision: 2.0
APPLIES TO
Microsoft Excel      2010
So it appears that it's acknowledged to be happening in Excel 2010 but the hotfix was pulled. Does anybody have any idea about how to fix this
issue without the hotfix? I tried the registry entry that was mentioned in the KB article but it did not resolve the issue. Is there any other way to get Excel 2010 to ignore printer specific metadata? We do not want to have to deploy a VB script to remove
this information on each sheet.
I am having a similar issue: Users are saving excel documents onto a notwork share, some are using sercure print others do not use secure print. The users using secure print are saving a document with secure print selected and when others go to print it secure
prints for them. The registry edit will solve if I go to each users machine and add the registry edit, however as we add new users to the company it would be a headache managing who needs this key setup. Is there a way for people who do not want to use secure
print to not inherit these settings? I mean the easy solution is just to have users select the printer properties they want each time they print, but I have come to terms that, that will not happen despite the issues caused.

Skype settings are saved where?

I am trying to figure out where my Skype settings are located so if I have to do a complete OS reinstall, I don't have to manually go into Skype and spend 15 minutes reconfiguring it. I'm actually trying to do that with most of my apps and back that data up. I looked in the registry but there's not much there under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Skype hive- mostly installer items. Couldn't find anything of value in C:\Program Files or Program Data folders either. I'm thinking that Skype probably uses some kind of xml file but it's whereabouts elude me.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

jaddaj441 wrote:
I tried to log into skype today and couldn't, the system didn't appear to reconize my password.
I tried downloading skype again but now i can't find Skype set up. HELP!!
Try to update your Skype to the currently latest 6.18.0.106 version using this msi-installer:
http://download.skype.com/msi/SkypeSetup_6.18.0.106.msi

Which settings are saved with my Apple-ID?

Like Weather, Stocks, Keyboard Shortcuts, ... And how can one reset them to default? I mean those settings which come with an iPhone when it is resetted and not linked to any Apple-ID during initial setup. Thanks for any hint and Happy Easter. BR, Christoph.

wjosten wrote:
Copied from my previous post:
Or, turn off Documents & Data for iCloud & the stuff won't sync. Not associated with your ID, per se, but synced to iCloud.
I've just done a test. I added a city to the weather app on one iPhone. A few seconds later the same city then appeared in the weather app on another iPhone logged in to the same iCloud account ID. So there is more syncing going on (not restoring from backup) than I realized. cwallwey raised a reasonable question - what other data are syncing behind the curtain? I knew about contacts, calendars, notes, etc. I did not know about weather and stock data, or keyboard shortcuts as discovered by cwallwey.

Form settings are not saved on one client

Hello,
What are possible reasons that form settings like size and position are not saved.
I have one client with SBO 8.8 PL15 installed. On this client this settings are not saved.
So the user has to resize the forms everytime he opens it.
I tried it myself with his SBO user directly on the server and a terminal-server. No problems there, all settings
are saved even if i switch between the systems.
If i am correct these settings are saved in the UserPrefs field in the OUSR table.
Any ideas?
Thank you for all your help.

Hi,
Have you searched the forum?
You may check this to start:
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This setting is related to client.
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Gordon

Premiere CS6 does not remember some settings when saving custom export presets.

When I save a custom export preset in the export window, some settings are not remembered, and I need to change them every time again and again! The settings so far I found to not be saved are:
Key frame every ... frames
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Interesting...
When I create and save an a H.264 QT preset
using the Export Settings dialog from within Premiere,
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However, when I create a H.264 QT preset from within
Media Encoder and save... the missing settings are saved
and can be recalled from within the Premiere Export Settings dialog.
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being saved with the presets created in Premiere Export Settings dialog.
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Graphic EQ settings not saving??

Hi. I've just installed an old version of soundtrack 1.2 which I've never used before but I'm very familiar with other DAWs and finding this nice to use.
I'm using it for live backing track purposes with 10 songs in sequence in their own tracks and the plan was to have the Apple graphic EQ assigned to every track so that I can EQ each song to sound it's best at gigs. The problem is that for some reason each time I've set them, saved session and rebooted, all the EQs have been reset to flat (either that or simply not saved).
I have now removed all Graphic eqs and I've assigned Ozone to each track temporarily (risking CPU overload really) so that it's usable and the Ozone settings are saving fine.
Can anyone shed some light please, this is weird. (incidentally, the Graphic EQ checkboxes are all checked in effects window).
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Hi,
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User Settings Not Saved

Hello,
I am using the VB .Net Autoupdater for my app, its working perfect however.
Lets say I am using version 1.0.0.10, Initially when the app ran after I installed it I had to fill in a bunch of user settings via a form a created.
I can close the app, re-open it and the user settings are saved, all is good. Now
I need to make a change and now have version 1.0.0.11 I use the autoupdater and it pulls down the .exe file overwrites the existing .exe.
Now when I launch the app again, the correct version is used however I have to re-enter my user settings again.
How can I preserve my user settings without using a Click Once install?
Thanks
MW

Sure,
I'm always open to learn new ways of doing something.
Thanks
MW
Ok, have a look at the code that I posted on a page of my website here.
It's very specific to what you want saved and how it's to work, so that's what you'll see: It's very much customized to what he wanted.
One important part is what you'll see early on:
Private Shared _instance As Settings
and this:
Private Sub New()
End Sub
Those are private, so only that class can access it. The backing field (variable) is shared so that it's relevant to the class as a whole, not to any instance of it; that is -- there can only ever be one instance of it.
The constructor is parameterless and PRIVATE, so that the consumer of that class can't create an instance; that's only done through the shared method meant to do it:
Public Shared Sub GetInstance(ByRef instance As Settings)
See what I mean?
Still lost in code, just at a little higher level.

Some settings not saved in Presets file

I'd like to setup my fme environment with preset Xml files
(and with some dirty scripting hacks, we make the app load them
automatically).
Unfortunately, not all the Device settings are saved. There
is a tuner specific Settings tab whose settings are not saved. So
if I want to change the actual TV channel I have to use the GUI.
Other settings (like crossbar_input) are found in the XML file.
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directly in the XML presets file and make fme use them?

What you're looking for is startup.xml, which will be in the
application data directory for the current user. On my Vista
machine, the path looks like this:
Drive:\Users\Admin\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Flash Media
Encoder\startup.xml
that's where all of the current UI settings are stored. So
you know, startup.xml is UTF-16 encoded and it needs to stay that
way, and (for some reason) there needs to be a blank line at the
end of the file.
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Develop settings are not saved

Hello,
I'm working mainly with jpeg and psd files and trying to save all settings and metadata automatically to be able to use it from other applications (e.g.Bridge). The two catalog options "Include develop settings in metadata..." and "Automatically write changes to XMP" are activated.
However, Lightroom does not save the modifications that I made in the Develop module. All other metadata changes (ratings, title, IPTC, etc...) are saved and available in other applications. I'm using version 3.3 on 64bit Windows. I'm not 100% sure but as I recall I didn't have this problem with previous versions.
Is there any solution?
Thanks!

It's not clear what you actually expected. Outside of Lr or Camera Raw the only way that an image will be rendered as per your edits is if they had been exported (i.e. newly fully rendered version of JPEG or PSD). Simply saving the setting does nothing other than embed a bunch of metadata.

Distribution settings are not saved in a .cds file

I have successfully created a distribution for my CVI8.0 application, and deployed it with no problems. However, although the settings work, a .cds file never gets created - I checked in the directory. When I close CVI and start it up again, it complains that the .cds file is missing. My distribution settings are gone, and I have start all over again, from 'Manage Distributions > Add' etc.
I want to be able to save my distribution settings.
The only way I have found to make CVI create a .cds file on the disc, is to go through the process, then click 'remove'. Then I get a prompt 'Save changes to the distribution?', when I click yes, the file gets created. After that, I can add it back in again. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
Dave

Hi Dave,
In 8.0, the expected behavior is that any new/editted distribution is saved to disk (as a .cds file) when you OK the Manage Distributions dialog. It is also saved if you edit it from the Distributions>>Edit <name> menu item. I am unable to naively reproduce the problem you describe. Even looking at the source code, there is not an obvious scenario that might produce the behavior you describe.
If you could check a few things for me, it might help me figure out how this is happening.
1. Confirm that you have CVI 8.0 (not 8.0.1).
2. What is the path of the .cds file? Is there anything noteworthy about this path or the drive?
3. Try creating a distribution for one of our shipping samples (e.g. CVI80\samples\apps\finger.prj), and see if you have the same problem.
4. Make sure this happens even when you don't edit or build the new distribution. That is, hit the New button on the Manage Distributions dialog, OK the New Distribution dialog, OK the Edit Installer dialog, and OK the Manage Distributions dialog.
Also, please let me know your OS version and what other NI software, if any, you have installed.
Thanks.
Mert A.
National Instruments

Settings are not saving

Hi Guys
I am fairly new to my iMac (since Christmas). Everything was working perfect and now I am noticing that my settings are not saving. Some examples are:
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2. I have the settings for software update set to check monthly. Every time I wake up my computer it checks for updates automatically.
3. The log in settings are set to log in without a password every time I wake up the mac and it still requires a password.
What is going on??? It is so frustrating, please please help???

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If it doesn't say "Read & Write" next your name, you have to change it so that it does. Click on the lock icon in the lower right of the "Get Info" window, enter admin user name and password. Change the Privilege column next to your user name to "Read & Write." Then click on the little gear icon at the very bottom of the Get Info and select "Apply to enclosed items."
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Settings are not being saved when i reboot

i am having a problem when i restart my computer my settings such as dock settings background settings are not being saved how do i resolve this problem?

Welcome to the Apple Discussions!
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