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The consent preferences manager groups tags in categories based on their function and purpose, such as Analytics, Display Ads, or Email Marketing. These categories are presented to the customer and displayed as toggle buttons to allow or disallow that tracking to occur. For example, if a user opts out of the Marketing category, tags categorized in the marketing category are suppressed. If needed, customers can still access their preference selections about the types of tracking they allow by using the consent preferences popup.

The iQ Tag Management Consent Preferences Manager simplifies the creation and deployment of a tracking preferences prompt to your website using your existing installation. After published, add a simple JavaScript function call to your page code to trigger the popup.

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The Consent Preferences Manager is configurable for multiple profiles simultaneously when using global settings. This allows you to configure the preferences pop-up at the account level and have each profile inherit the global configuration. Learn more about global consent content.

You have probably seen the Preferences screen while using an Android app. You can save preferences and settings and share them with other users. But this is a very cumbersome way to do it. And, more importantly, this is not a secure way to do it. You should only use it if you know what you are doing.

When you first install and launch the Preference Manager from the Add-Ins menu, you will not have any saved profiles. Start by saving your current JMP preferences by clicking "Save Current Preferences." You will be prompted the enter a name (in the example below I use "Standard").

Often it's useful to maintain more than one profile. For instance, if you sometimes run JMP in front of a classroom and want particular settings for that situation, preferences that are different from your day-to-day analysis settings. Or, perhaps when running certain kinds of analyses you prefer verbose output, but want to switch back to your normal preferences after finishing that work. This is where storing multiple profiles is useful.

To save a new profile, make the desired changes to your JMP preferences (File > Preferences or JMP > Preferences on a mac), then open the Preferences Manager, and select "Save Current Preferences." Give a new name for this profile, and click OK. You will now have another profile and can switch between profiles when you wish to envoke those new settings. To enable a profile, simply select the profile in the Preferences Manager, and click "Apply Selected Profile."

@julian, well it was working as long as I changed settings in JMP 16, but since you mention it, the issue observed happened when I upgraded at the same time from JMP 16 to JMP 17, from Windows 10 to Windows 11 and from an elderly to a newish HP laptop. I exported the preferences from JMP 16 and tried to write them to JMP 17, on the new machine running on Windows 11. I could still reuse parts of the exported settings, however, very inefficiently, code block by code block. I should have taken screenshots of the error messages, but didn't. My suspicion was that this add in not working for JMP 17 was several upgrades to the individual platforms, but that is probably incorrect?

This helps, so the Add-In loads fine in 17, but applying preferences you exported from 16 aren't loading correctly in 17. Changes to platforms and their options in 17 could be a source of issues, but usually those changes shouldn't throw an error when preferences are applied. In my experience, font incompatibility is often a problem, so if there is a font missing in Windows 11 that you were using in Windows 10, that could be an issue. I'll see if I can replicate the issue, but I suspect it might be a hard one to track down because it'll probably come down to some specific preference that was set that is for some reason incompatible. I'm glad that you were able to still use the exported preferences file to apply the settings individually. Not ideal, but at least you didn't lose your customizations!

@julian, yes, of course, the error messages only showed when I removed the "Try" part of the script, because I was wondering what it was that was preventing my JMP 16 preferences being applied to JMP 17. With that being said, setting preferences in JMP is still something not appreciated in our small user group at work. Moreover, when I gave a presentation at the last Nordic user group meeting one participant specifically commented on my "nice" settings (easy to read labels throughout, somewhat bigger dots in graphs, nice & thick lines), from which I guessed that struggling with preferences may be a thing in the JMP community. Having the right preferences can be a big time saver, I think. If I remember correctly, a few minutes were spent discussing just this, including the current inability to change the font in grouping labels in the Graph Builder.

This is helpful information, @NullChicken758! It's seeming more like there may be some kind of structure change the preferences I wasn't aware of here. I'm looking into this and hopefully there is a simple enough remedy

I uploaded a new version of this Add-In that changes the way the preference files are written out so that the try() is wrapped around each individual preference, or set of preferences for a platform. When done this way, any single preference (or set of preferences) can fail and the remaining preferences are still set.

Unfortunately, some options may not be editable (that was my case with a drop-down list that was not allowing correct keys). In that case, you may use the following command: gsettings org.gnome.nautilus.preferences .

2 that I have had good luck with : pcmanfm and nemo. Both have their settings built into the file manager itself so you don't need to hack anything or depend on a missing bar to get this basic functionality working. They have menus as well and are a lot easier to use for me.

Seems like there is a problem with the cookie consent Preference window when it is displayed on site. Even after changing the preferences and clicking on Submit wont help in restricting the tags to load. Tags are still loading on the page. May I know when this will be fixed?

For information about using the AWS CLI to turn on KMS key encryption of session data in your account, see Create a Session Manager preferences document (command line) or Update Session Manager preferences (command line).

I need to update the session manager preferences in AWS system manager using AWS SSM automation document.Instead of using SSM Session Document or manual changing, I need to update it by SSM documentIs it possible ? or Is there any work-around for this?After my research on this - there is no direct way to update Session Manager preferences programmatically using SSM Automation.I like to know, anyway possible to do this?I like to update the idlesessiontimeout parameter in the session manager preferences through automationObjective: Update Session Manager preferences by automation instead of using manual configuration

Dear Kemper Team - Thank you for the RigManager.

The tool I will be a huge help when I can use the tool on MAC

I would hope that i can change the folder "Local Library" in the preferences of the RigManager. Then I could use a Dropboxfolder for it and at different locations with different PC's (at home - MAC, in the rehearsal room Notebook) always have access to my library.

Thank you, Your support is great!

the easiest way would be to export all rigs to a location within your dropbox and import than if necessary into another rig manager. admittedly, this is not the most elegant way. at least, rig manager would take care of the doubles during import.

the other option would be a symolic link, or better to say a directory junction. this way you can have the folder somewhere else but to get that, you really should know what you're doing - it is stuff most of us won't touch. you will find more info if you search for a command line called "mklink".

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Are you running more than one project?

I just went in and changed a bunch of options and saved the preference on the EAH page, and it's working now... That was very odd.

On an unrelated note.... Is there any reason the Mac version installs an icon in my menubar? If you have to leave the application that resides in the dock open for it to be there, what purpose does it serve? In addition it would be nice if I could just run the BOINC client daemon in the background without the manager app at all.

I'm running the same version. You do know it's an abandoned Alpha version, I hope? So any bugs in it are for your own account...

If you don't have a global_prefs.xml file, you can make one.

As ever, Exit BOINC.

Open Notepad.

Add to it:

_cgi/cgi 1140215730 3 60 0.1 2 100 60 100 50 0.1 75 0 0

Save the file as global_prefs.xml, making sure that in the Save as type option, you choose All Files.

Do know, that if you changed your CPU, disk and memory preferences, that you need to change it in this file as well.

Save all changes.

Restart BOINC.

No, that's an option in the Installer: Start BOINC on Windows logon, or something alike. If you left it checked, there's now a shortcut to Boinc Manager in your Windows Startup folder (Start->Programs->Startup). You can delete that shortcut if you want to.

The preferences file is read upon BOINC startup. Not sure though if the global_prefs file works with 5.4.11

There IS a problem with both 5.4.11 & 5.6.5 respective preferences and will typically use General Preferences due to a bug of not correctly updating client_state.xml with your chosen host_venue.

If you want to FORCE boinc to use a chosen venue do the following ..

net stop boinc

manually edit client_state.xml and add/edit home (if you want to use home preferences) for the second last line of the file.

net start boinc

If you think that by chosing different preferences for different projects works, you are mistaken .. that doens't actually work.

If you need bandwidth throttling to work you will have to use alpha client 5.6.5. 2351a5e196