A set of options controls Oxygen XML Editor, allowing you to configure most of the features. To offer you the highest degree of flexibility in customizing the application to fit the end-user's role in your organization, Oxygen XML Editor comes with several distinct layers of option values, arranged here according to their priority, from low to high:
- Default Options - should be regarded as factory defaults or built-in
values.
This predefined set of values are tuned so Oxygen XML Editor behaves optimally in most working environments.
- Customized Default
Options - designed to customize the initial option values for a group of
users. This layer allows an administrator to deploy the application preconfigured with a standardized set of option values.Note: Once this layer is set, it represents the initial state of Oxygen XML Editor when an end-user presses the Restore defaults or Reset Global Options buttons.
- Global Options - allows individual users to personalize Oxygen XML Editor according to their specific needs.
- Project Options - allow project managers to establish a set of rules for a specific project. These rules standardize the information exchanged by the team members (for example, if the project is stored in a repository, a common set of formatting rules avoid conflicts that may appear when documents modified by different team members are committed to the repository).
Option lookup priority
Note: If you set a specific option in one of the layers, but it is not applied in the
application, make sure that one of the higher priority layers is not overwriting it.
