# Configuration Settings

# Default Configuration

You will not be allowed to delete or make changes to the Default Configuration.

# Add Configuration

1. Click on the + button.
2. You will be prompted to enter a Configuration Name.

3. Click on the Save button.

# Make Active Configuration

# Method 1

At any given time, only a single Configuration may be designated as active.

1. Select your desired Configuration.
2. Click on the Make Active button.

# Method 2

Alternatively, you can click on the Configurations menu located in the menu bar to seamlessly switch between Configurations.

1. Click on the Configurations menu.

2. Click on your desired Configuration to Make Active.

# Method 3

You can also click on the Quick Configurations Selector menu located on the top-right corner of Marker Data.

1. Click on the Quick Configurations Selector menu.

2. Click on your desired Configuration to Make Active.

# Duplicate Configuration

# Method 1

You have the ability to duplicate any Configuration by clicking on the Duplicate button.

# Method 2

Alternatively, you can press ⌘ D on your keyboard to Duplicate the selected Configuration.

# Method 3

Select the Configuration, right-click and select Duplicate.

# Update Active Configuration

On any Active Configuration, modifications to any settings prompts the display of a Changed badge adjacent to the Configuration side panel.

You have three methods for updating an active configuration.

# Method 1

Click Update Active Configuration within the Configuration settings.

# Method 2

Go to Marker Data's menu bar, click on Update Active Configuration under Configuration menu.

# Method 3

Press ⌘ s on your keyboard to Update Active Configuration. You can press ⌘ s anywhere within Marker Data.

# Delete Configuration

1. Click on the - button.
2. You will be prompted for confirmation before deletion.

# Open Configuration Folder in Finder

Select the Open Configuration Folder in Finder link to unveil the Finder directory housing the Configuration files. You can copy the .json files to another location for the purpose of creating backups and restoration of your Configuration files.