HP LP2065 HP Display Assistant User Guide - Page 15

Creating Presets, Enter Preset, Select Preset name, Make this Preset the default, Select, Preset name

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Creating Presets After making adjustments to the settings in either OSD mode or Wizard mode, you can save your settings as a preset. The preset dialog options are available on the File tab. 1. Adjust the settings in OSD mode or Wizard mode. 2. Click the File tab and enter a new file name by highlighting the current file name in the Enter Preset name box and typing a new name. The file name that was highlighted and typed over will not be overwritten or deleted. 3. Click the Save button. The new file name will be added to the Select Preset name drop-down list. 4. If you want to make the new preset the default preset, click the Make this Preset the default check box so that a check mark appears in the box. Modifying Presets Each time you adjust a setting and close HP Display Assistant you will be prompted to save your settings as a preset. You can create a new preset or modify an existing one. To modify an existing preset: 1. Adjust the settings in OSD mode or Wizard mode. 2. Click the File tab and select the preset you want to modify from the Select Preset name drop- down list. 3. Click the Save button. 4. When prompted with a message asking if you want to overwrite the existing preset, click the Yes button. NOTE: The Factory Default Preset can not be modified. Loading Presets There are two ways to load a saved preset: from within HP Display Assistant or from the desktop. To load a preset from within HP Display Assistant, click the File tab, select a preset from the Select Preset name drop-down menu and click the Use Preset button. To load a preset from the desktop, right-click on a vacant area of the desktop to display the context sensitive menu, highlight Select Preset, then select the preset name from the hierarchical menu. NOTE: The desktop context sensitive menu can be turned on or off in the Preferences pane on the Options tab. Deleting Presets To delete a preset, select the file name from the Select Preset name drop-down menu on the File tab and click the Delete button. NOTE: Once a preset has been deleted, it can not be restored. The Factory Default Preset can not be deleted. Creating Presets 11

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Creating Presets
After making adjustments to the settings in either OSD mode or Wizard mode, you can save your settings
as a preset. The preset dialog options are available on the
File
tab.
1.
Adjust the settings in OSD mode or Wizard mode.
2.
Click the
File
tab and enter a new file name by highlighting the current file name in the
Enter Preset
name
box and typing a new name. The file name that was highlighted and typed over will not be
overwritten or deleted.
3.
Click the
Save
button. The new file name will be added to the
Select Preset name
drop-down list.
4.
If you want to make the new preset the default preset, click the
Make this Preset the default
check
box so that a check mark appears in the box.
Modifying Presets
Each time you adjust a setting and close HP Display Assistant you will be prompted to save your settings
as a preset. You can create a new preset or modify an existing one. To modify an existing preset:
1.
Adjust the settings in OSD mode or Wizard mode.
2.
Click the
File
tab and select the preset you want to modify from the
Select Preset name
drop-
down list.
3.
Click the
Save
button.
4.
When prompted with a message asking if you want to overwrite the existing preset, click the
Yes
button.
NOTE:
The Factory Default Preset can not be modified.
Loading Presets
There are two ways to load a saved preset: from within HP Display Assistant or from the desktop.
To load a preset from within HP Display Assistant, click the
File
tab, select a preset from the
Select
Preset name
drop-down menu and click the
Use Preset
button.
To load a preset from the desktop, right-click on a vacant area of the desktop to display the context
sensitive menu, highlight
Select Preset
, then select the preset name from the hierarchical menu.
NOTE:
The desktop context sensitive menu can be turned on or off in the
Preferences
pane on the
Options
tab.
Deleting Presets
To delete a preset, select the file name from the
Select Preset name
drop-down menu on the
File
tab
and click the
Delete
button.
NOTE:
Once a preset has been deleted, it can not be restored. The Factory Default Preset can not
be deleted.
Creating Presets
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