MAGic 10.0 User's Guide (PDF) - Freedom Scientific

For example, if you prefer greater magnification when surfing the
Internet, you could create and save settings that are only applied while
you are using Internet Explorer. Whenever you are working with Internet
Explorer, MAGic will increase the level of magnification. When you quit
Internet Explorer or switch to a different program, MAGic will reduce the
magnification level. Application-specific settings make it easy to
customize MAGic to work well with all of your favorite programs.
To save a group of application-specific settings for a program, do the
following:
1. Start the program that you want to create application-specific
settings for.
2. From the File menu or the MAGic Context Menu, choose Create
Application Settings (where the word Application is the name of
the program you are saving settings for).
Tip: The program name displayed on the menu is the last program
you used before switching to MAGic. If you are using the
MAGic context menu, the program is the one that is currently
active. Make sure that the correct program name appears on
the menu before creating or saving your settings.
3. Type a name for the application-specific settings file, or use the
suggested name. Then, choose OK to create the file.
4. Use the MAGic menus and dialog boxes to select the magnification
and speech options that you want to use for this program.
5. From the File menu, choose Save Application Settings (where the
word Application is the name of the program you are saving
settings for).
The next time you start this program, MAGic will automatically apply the
settings you have selected. If you switch to a different program, MAGic
returns to your default settings or the settings you have chosen for the
other program. When you quit the program, MAGic applies your default
settings.
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