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How to customize preferences in Lotus Symphony 3 

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Preference Customization is a new capability added in Lotus Symphony 3.0 beta 4. Preference Customization can help a System Administrator customize Lotus Symphony before deploying it to the enterprise. This article shows how to do preference customization by updating the Symphony installation package.

The system administrators need to update the installation package to define customized preference for the user of the whole enterprise. A uniform customization provides a better way of updating many kinds of configuration files , when working with Lotus Symphony one can use the symphony_plugin_customization.ini, located in com.ibm.symphony.standard.branding plugin.

Users can define the default value of preference item in a key/value. The key is the preference path and the value must follow the corresponding value format of the preference item which can be inserted or appended settings into the symphony_plugin_customization.ini file like this

preference path = preference value

The preference path consists of plugin ID, a separator and preference item ID. The type of value might be boolean, integer, specified string, etc, among which true/false value stands for enablement/disablement. For example,we set com.ibm.symphony.ui/Enable_preload=0 as figure 3,the value of "com.ibm.symphony.ui/Enable_preload" should be set as 0,1 or 2,, among which 0 stands for disable performance optimization, 1 stands for moderate optimization, and 2 stands for high optimization. .

Refer to the value table of Parameters for preference customization and and help doc for supported preference items currently.

    Preference Page Title
    Preference Page Item
    Preference Path
    Value Format
    Value Description
    Symphony
    Enable performance optimization,including
      · Moderate(for Computer memory of 512MB or higher)
      · High(for computer memory of 1GB or higher)
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/Enable_preload
    0,1,2
    among which 0 stands for disable performance optimization,1 stands for moderate optimization, and 2 stands for high optimization(preload mode).
    Load and Save
    Enable file recovery to save open files
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/seditor.autosave
    true/false
    True stands for enablement,false stands for disablement
    Enable display the recent opened files
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/seditor.recentfiles
    true/false
    True stands for enablement,false stands for disablement
    Interval to save open files for file recovery
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/seditor.interval
    Integer[1,...,60]
    Interval to save open files for file recovery is a integer between 1 and 60.
    Select the file types to automatically create with Lotus Symphony,including
      · Open Document Format
      · Microsoft Office 97-2003
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/curAutoCreateTypeKey
    str.auto.create.odftype,str.auto.create.mstype
    str.auto.create.odftype is corresponding to Open Document Format,str.auto.create.mstype is corresponding to Microsoft Office 97-2003
    The number of recently opened files to display
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/seditor.nums
    Integer[1,...,15]
    The number of recently opened files to display is a integer between 1 and 15
    Lotus Symphony Documents
    Setting for updating link,including:
      · Always update links,
      · Update links only on request,
      · Never update links
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/Writer_Update_Link
    0,1,2
    among which 0 is corresponding to always update links,1 is corresponding to update links only on request,and 2 is corresponding to never update links
    Automatically update charts
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/Writer_Update_Chart
    true/false
    True stands for enablement,false stands for disablement
    Automatically update fields
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/Writer_Update_Field
    true/false
    True stands for enablement,false stands for disablement
    Save documents with soft page breaks
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/Writer_SoftPageBreaks
    true/false
    True stands for enablement,false stands for disablement
    Lotus Symphony Presentation
    Allow quick editing
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/Impress_TextObject_QuickEditing
    true/false
    True stands for enablement,false stands for disablement
    Only text area selectable
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/Impress_TextObject_Selectable
    true/false
    True stands for enablement,false stands for disablement
    Use background cache
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/Impress_BackgroundCache
    true/false
    True stands for enablement,false stands for disablement
    Copy when moving
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/Impress_CopyWhileMoving
    true/false
    True stands for enablement,false stands for disablement
    Objects always moveable
    com.ibm.symphony.ui/Impress_ObjectMoveable
    true/false
    True stands for enablement,false stands for disablement

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