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Le Mercredi 5 Avril 2006 14:21, Dirk Mueller a =E9crit=A0:
> On Monday, 3. April 2006 19:11, Sean Meiners wrote:
> > control panel and clicks the 'Defaults'(?) button it reverts to
> > whatever settings the developer put in place rather than the settings
> > the user originally saw.
>
> That would be a horrible (and unlikely) bug though. I don't see how a user
> manages to overwrite the global settings.

I think it's because the [default] button is implemented by the config dial=
og,=20
which generally reset all widgets to their default value (set by the=20
programmer) and doesn't even look the global config file. =20

(If it's implemented at all,  there are lot of dialogs where that button=20
simply does nothing,  like the help button)




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