### Modifying Settings

1. Access the Settings Editor.

2. Select the desired product from Product list.

3. Click Connect to access the settings used by the selected product.

4. Click the plus sign next to the group you want to modify. The list expands, showing all the entries in that group. Each entry uses formatting to indicate whether or not the entry is modified from its default value. In addition, a small icon appears next to the entry to indicate the user privilege level necessary to modify the entry:

   Currently hiding these as I'm guessing they may become available in a future version.

- This icon indicates that the entry is a User Key - Standard Access entry. This type of entry allows each user to have his or her own value. Any user can change this value.

- This icon indicates that the entry is a User Key - Administrator Access entry. Only a user with administrator access can change this type of entry.

- This icon indicates that the entry is a System Key - Standard Access entry. This type of entry is shared by all users and any user can change this value.

- This icon indicates that the entry is a System Key - Administrator Access entry. This type of entry is shared by all users, but only a user with administrator access can change this type of entry.

5. Locate the setting you want to modify.

6. Use the Find button if needed to do this. See "Finding a Setting".

7. Select the setting to modify. The items in the Currently Editing area are filled in with information on that setting.

A sample Currently Editing area

1. - Section name - Displays the section name in which the setting resides.

   - Entry name - Displays the current entry's name.

   - Entry type - Displays the current entry's type. These include, boolean, string, double, integer, DWORD, and so on.

   - Current Value - Displays the current value. You use this list or field to select or type the new value.

8. If the item for Current Value is a box, type a new value. If it's a list or option item, select the new item you want. Currently the changes is only temporary. If you want to revert your change and restore the setting back to its saved state, click Undo.

9. Repeat the above steps as needed for any additional settings to modify. If you want to revert all modifications and restore the settings back to their saved state, click Undo All.

10. Once all your modifications are done, click Save to update all the settings you've modified.

11. Click Close when you're finished to close the Settings Editor.