Location of ProfilesThis section explains where profiles are located on your computer. Composer saves user-defined profiles as XML files in the User\Profiles folder. See Application Paths. Predefined (system) profiles are located in < install_dir >\bin. To locate shared profiles, add folders to the Profiles list in the data path file. See Data Paths. Note: Profile names act as identifiers and are used to retrieve profiles and the data they contain. To avoid issues, take the following precautions:
Workshops that Use ProfilesThis section lists the workshops that use profiles.
Note: When publishing Composer documents to HTML (), you can select profiles (*.smgPublishHtmlSet) that define the HTML output. Unlike other profiles, these profiles are located in < install_dir>\Profiles and are not editable through a Composer workshop. See Publish to HTML for details. Locked and default profilesWhen you modify settings in a workshop, Composer automatically saves the changes to the current profile unless it is locked. Some workshops have default, locked profiles that define system defaults. These profiles are not stored as files and, since they are locked, cannot be modified.
Locked profiles have a lock icon To lock a profile, include the following property in the settings file: <Profile.Modifiable Value="0"/>. To allow modifications, set the value to "1". Technical Illustration Workshop vs. Other WorkshopsIn the Technical Illustration workshop, you cannot modify default profiles. If you change the values of a default profile, you are offered to store these values in a new profile. In the other workshops that use profiles, you can overload the values of default profiles during your session. If you change the values of a default profile, these values remain in use during your session, and are not saved when closing Composer.
Commands Available in Worshops that Use ProfilesThis section lists profile-related commands available in the workshops that use profiles.
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