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366 JMP Preferences Appendix A General Table A.1 Preferences on the General Page Preference Show Tip of the Day at startup Initial Splash Window Initial JMP Starter Window Initial JMP Window Reopen the initial JMP window on last window close Select Individual Excel Worksheets Show menu tips Open Text File Charset Save Text Files as Unicode Description Select this option to show the Tip of the Day window at start-up. This option is selected by default. Clear this option to prevent the Tip of the Day window from appearing at start-up. Select this option to show the initial splash window at start-up. This option is selected by default. Clear this option to prevent the initial splash window from appearing at start-up. (Macintosh only) Select this option to show the JMP Starter window every time you start JMP. This option is on by default. (Windows only) Select one of the listed windows as the default window. When JMP starts this window appears. (Windows only) Select this option to open whichever window you have set as the Initial JMP Window when you close the last JMP window. If this option is turned off, closing the last JMP window also quits JMP. This option is on by default. Select this option to always be prompted to select specific worksheets when you open a Microsoft Excel workbook. This option is not selected by default. Note that when you open an Excel file on Macintosh, an option to select worksheets is always available. Under Vista and subsequent Windows operating systems, the interactive method to select individual worksheets is on the Open button menu. Select this option to see tooltips on main menu options and options in red triangle menus. This option is selected by default. Select one of the options from the menu to determine what character encoding JMP uses to open files. Best Guess is the default. JMP uses the Unicode character set, which supports special characters such as é and ½. It saves files without special Unicode characters as plain text automatically. This option is selected by default. Clear this check box to save all your files as plain text. Note that versions of JMP earlier than 5.1.2 cannot read Unicode files.
Appendix A JMP Preferences 367 General Table A.1 Preferences on the General Page (Continued) Preference Save Journals GZ Compressed Save Scripts in English Display indexes in English Report Invalid Display Box Messages Add files opened by scripts to the Recent Files list Background Color Description Select this option to save JMP journals in a compressed format to save disk space. Clear this option to save journals normally. This option is not selected by default. Non-English versions of JMP can save scripts in either English or your local language. User-specified values (such as column names and text strings) in these scripts appear as they do in the data table. However, command words (such as Distribution and Set Value) appear in English rather than the local language in order for the script to run on JMP in English. JMP properly displays non-Roman characters (such as Japanese variable names) in JMP in English when the fonts support the necessary characters. Select this option to save scripts in English no matter what language JMP is using. Clear this option to save scripts in your local language. Note that these scripts run correctly only if JMP is running in the same language. This option is cleared by default. Shows sections of the JMP Indexes in English or the current locale’s language. The preference is selected by default. When you deselect it, the following items are displayed in the current locale’s language: • The object list, message list, and prototype in the Object Scripting Index. • The message list and prototype in the Display Box Index. • The category list in the JSL Functions Index. Note: The description of each index item is always displayed in the current locale’s language. Examples are always in English. Sends information about invalid display box messages to the log. This option is off by default. This option can be useful during script development, but can cause unwanted log messages for existing scripts. (Windows only) Select this option to include files opened by the JSL Open() command in the Home Window Recent Files pane and the File > Recent Files list. Click the color box to select a background color for windows.
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