====== Settings ======

===== Current project =====


The '//Settings->Current project//' option allows you to manually modify the settings and flags stored in the map project. 





===== Georeferencing =====

The '//Settings->Georeferencing//' option allows you to manually modify the 'real-world' location data for your map. Please refer to the [[bundywiki>plugins:general:atGeoRef2|georeferencing plugin page]] for more info.


===== Multi-thread settings =====

The '//Settings->Multi-thread//' option allows you to control the number of cores/threads used by L3DT's calculations. Please refer to the [[l3dt:userguide:multithreading|multi-threading page]] for more information.


===== Local settings =====

The '//Settings->Local settings//' option allows you to manually modify some settings and user-preferences of your L3DT installation (ie 'local' settings, not to be shared). 

===== File paths =====

The '//Settings->File paths//' option allows you to manually modify the file-paths to several resources used by L3DT, as shown below:

{{ l3dt:userguide:dialogs:filepaths.png?450 }}

===== Windows =====


The '//Settings->Windows//' option allows you to manually modify the size of some 
[[l3dt:userguide:dialogs]] and [[l3dt:userguide:wizards]], as well as change fonts and various other display settings.


===== Presets =====

The '//Settings->Presets//' option allows you to manually modify preset values for some calculations and control dialogs. 

Currently, the only settings accessible here are the presets from the [[l3dt:userguide:wizards#wizard presets bar]].

===== Strings =====

The '//Settings->Strings//' option allows you to manually edit some description strings used by the [[l3dt:userguide:wthru|walk-through guide]] and some other dialogs.

===== Activation code =====

The '//Settings->Activation code//' option opens the //please enter your activation code// dialog, where you can enter your activation code for L3DT //[[http://www.bundysoft.com/L3DT/downloads/professional.php|Professional Edition]]//. You should only have to do this once, unless your hard-disk and/or windows registry have been corrupted or your operating-system has been reinstalled.