It takes quite a while to set up the font types & sizes in 'Appearance
Settings'. Unfortunately there is no method of saving one's settings, for
example, by creating a profile. So if one tries another theme or whatever and
is disatisfied with the result, one has to go through all the settings again
to get back to where one was before experimenting with other settings/ themes
etc.
So, please could we have a 'Save to profile' for the desktop appearance?
Colin

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This is how it is done. Set up what you want in Appearance Settings then
apply. Go to Themes, click on "Save As" Name it what you want and and send
it to where you want. Your settings should now be saved. It you want to
check you can open the .theme file you created in Notepad and see if the
fonts or whatever are what you picked. Then close Notepad.
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It takes quite a while to set up the font types & sizes in 'Appearance
Settings'. Unfortunately there is no method of saving one's settings, for
example, by creating a profile. So if one tries another theme or whatever
and
is disatisfied with the result, one has to go through all the settings
again
to get back to where one was before experimenting with other settings/
themes
etc.
So, please could we have a 'Save to profile' for the desktop appearance?
Colin

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
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Well now - what a nice man! How long has this option been around? For years I
suppose. Anyway thank you very much! Colin

"Spirefm" wrote:

It takes quite a while to set up the font types & sizes in 'Appearance
Settings'. Unfortunately there is no method of saving one's settings, for
example, by creating a profile. So if one tries another theme or whatever and
is disatisfied with the result, one has to go through all the settings again
to get back to where one was before experimenting with other settings/ themes
etc.
So, please could we have a 'Save to profile' for the desktop appearance?
Colin

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
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http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/com...allation_setup

Don't thank me until you know it works for you.
"Spirefm" wrote in message
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Well now - what a nice man! How long has this option been around? For
years I
suppose. Anyway thank you very much! Colin

"Spirefm" wrote:

It takes quite a while to set up the font types & sizes in 'Appearance
Settings'. Unfortunately there is no method of saving one's settings, for
example, by creating a profile. So if one tries another theme or whatever
and
is disatisfied with the result, one has to go through all the settings
again
to get back to where one was before experimenting with other settings/
themes
etc.
So, please could we have a 'Save to profile' for the desktop appearance?
Colin

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the
"I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow
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then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.

http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/com...allation_setup