Resetting user settings of views to default

Hi,
we are using ALBPM Enteprise 6.0 Mp5.
We have prepared our custom presentations to be used in custom views in the Workspace - meaning we have defined a specific set of columns that we want the user to see.
Some user have modified his presentation and saved it - thus now everytime he opens the custom view he sees different set of fields as we want him to, even after logout and login.
How can we force change of the presentation for the view to be back to default? To throw away his changes?
Can he somehow go back to the default presentation?
Thanks for help,
Juraj

Hi Juraj and everybody.
I have a simillar problem. The user changes his views and now, when he logs in, a javascript error is throwed and nothing appears on screen.
Did you make it? I need to reset the user custom layout either.
Someone knows how to do that?
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