Program settings that are remembered after the program quits. ClickMail's preferences are stored in the System folder's Preferences folder, as "ClickMail LDAP Preferences."
You can set preferences so that your workstation always comes up the same. These preferences are tied to your user name and password. These preferences will remain set as long as you use the same name and password. Preferences are set from the Options pull-down menu.
If your application is made through UAC or QTAC you will have the chance to list more than one course (9 through UAC, 6 through QTAC). These are called your preferences. The list indicates the order in which you want your preferences to be considered.
Area in NHC Service Center to choose users you would like to associate (do business) with; personal profiles of all registered users are housed under preferences.
Options you can set on your computer to have things the way you like them. For example, if you want the screen to be blue with all the icons the size of a quarter, these things would be your preferences. Preferences can be set many different places on the computer and within email.
A feature of most programs which allow you to customize default settings. In Paint Shop Pro Preferences are under File in the main menu (then Preferences).
A set of options that the user can adjust within a computer program. For example, the user may be able to specify an input device, control aspects of how the device behaves, adjust settings for spoken or displayed labels, set a difficulty level, choose the number of activities to present, or select the content.
Preferences are options set by administrators to control an Empower function for a specific user on a specific volume. For detailed information about each Empower security preference, see Chapter 3, User Management and Chapter 4, Volume Management.
Options you can set in Opera
This is where you exercise control over how you work with Dreamweaver. Go into the preferences and set up the application to work the way you want it to work.
File within each software program allowing user to set "preferences" to her or his personal choices.
A tool that allows users to set their own preferences for being notified about new announcements, resources, and site emails. It is located in the My Workspace tab.
The part of the My eBay page that allows you to change the general preferences you have for the way you view the eBay site and for the way you interact with eBay (e.g. choose not to be emailed about eBay promotions).
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User–configurable settings, such as alarm sounds, system sound volume, time zone, security, date formats, etc., on a Palm device.
Options a user can set to determine how they want to receive your messages, how they want to be addresses, to which email address message should go and which messages they want to receive from you. The more preferences a user can specify, the more likely you'll send relevant email.
ProQuest helps you focus your search to find just the information you're looking for by allowing you to set preferences for your search. These preferences include a date range for publication dates of articles, and the type of publications to include in your search, as well as whether to include only complete articles in your search and whether to search for terms in the text of articles or only in the citations and abstracts of those articles.
Clients & Profits can be customized to your liking through "preferences." Preferences include client aging periods, default general ledger accounts, and several miscellaneous settings. To change preferences, choose Preferences from the Setup menu, make your changes, then click OK. New preferences take effect immediately.
The site-wide, single web and single user-level preferences settings. The settings are stored in TWiki Preferences, Web Preferences and TWiki Users home pages. Details...
Selections that determine default system behavior for a user in certain very specific situations. Preferences control system behavior in four categories. General preferences determine such behavior as the directory in which working files are stored by default. Format preferences determine what application the system runs when the user opens an object to view or edit it. They also determine the format in which the object is displayed. Font preferences determine the font the system uses to display the contents of a window. View preferences let you choose which attributes are shown in a list view and the order in which they are listed. To see how your General, Format, and Font preferences are set, use the Preferences command on the Edit menu. This displays a submenu of Preferences categories. Select the category in which you interested to display your current choices. To see how your View preferences are set, use the Window Settings command on the View menu.
The site-wide, single web and single user-level preferences settings. The settings are stored in TWikiPreferences, WebPreferences and TWikiUsers home pages. Details...
Options that you can set with your list host, such as moderated/unmoderated, announcement/discussion, etc.