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Different sets of Downloader Pro settings can be saved as user profiles to cater for different download requirements e.g. a professional photographer may have a number of assignments with different download requirements such as filenaming or IPTC data and these could be saved in advance as different user profiles and then quickly recalled as required. Downloader Pro can also be setup to automatically prompt for which user profile to use at startup.
The currently selected user profile is displayed in the window title bar in square brackets after "Downloader Pro" unless the default profile is selected.
Saving user profiles
To save the current settings as a new user profile click on the "File" menu and select "Save..." from the "User Profiles" section and the dialog below will be displayed:
Enter the name of the profile and optional description and press the OK button. All the current settings including the download path, filenames, camera mappings, IPTC settings and plug-in settings will be saved and the new profile name will be displayed in Downloader Pro's window title bar.
Loading user profiles
To load a previously saved user profile click on the "File" menu and select "Load..." from the "User Profiles" section and the dialog below will be displayed:
Click on the profile names from the list to display their descriptions and then either double-click on the item in the list or click on the OK button to load the user profile. The current settings are saved under the current user profile before loading the settings for the new profile.
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Deleting user profiles
To load a user profile click on the "File" menu and select "Delete..." from the "User Profiles" section and the dialog below will be displayed:
Click on the profile names from the list to display their descriptions and then either double-click on the item in the list or click on the OK button to delete the user profile. A yes/no dialog will be displayed asking you to confirm that you want to delete the user profile.
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