Provides actions to reset your basic UI changes and your decisions for handling external files and automation object to the default configuration for your profile.
As a basic type of UI personalization, you can change the size and position of any window, the width of columns, and the height of column headers. You can also change the sorting of data in columns. For more information, see How to: Make Basic UI Changes.
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| You perform the main type of UI personalization in the Customize window. The Reset User-Specified Settings function does not cancel changes that you make in the Customize window. For more information, see How to: Cancel UI Personalization. |
You also perform a basic type of personalization when you select whether to run, save, or cancel external files by default and whether to allow automation objects by default. For more information, see How to: Specify How to Handle External Files and Automation Objects.
User interface
Cancels the basic UI changes that you have ever made under your current user logon to Microsoft Dynamics NAV, or since you last used chose the Reset UI settings button. The UI is reset to the default configuration for your profile. For more information, see How to: Cancel Basic UI Changes and File Handling Decisions.
Automation objects
Cancels the decisions about how to run automation objects that you have ever made under your current user logon or since you last chose the Reset automation decisions button. The next time Microsoft Dynamics NAV must run an automation object of any type, you are presented with a dialog with the options, Always allow and Never allow. For more information, see How to: Cancel Basic UI Changes and File Handling Decisions.
Client file access
Cancels the decisions for default handling of file types that you have ever made under your current user logon or since you last chose the Client file access button. The next time Microsoft Dynamics NAV receives an external file of any type, you are presented with a dialog with the options, Save, Run, and Cancel. For more information, see How to: Cancel Basic UI Changes and File Handling Decisions.