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# Configure a Multi-View Review Station

Do you need to be able to run separate instances of Tacview with different settings for each?

By default, Tacview will save all settings upon exiting, including window positions.

However, it is possible to instruct Tacview to store user's preferences in a specific set for each instance of Tacview. Here's how.

* Launch Tacview with command line option

  ```
  /ConfigSet:"Supervisor.1"
  ```

  (use your preferred naming conventions).
* Set up everything the way you want it.
* Close Tacview using the `X` in the top right corner. The config set is now saved.
* To use your config set while not allowing changes to be saved to it (such as if a user moves a window), launch Tacview with the command line options

  ```
  /ConfigSet:"Supervisor.1" /SaveConfig:false
  ```
* To make permanent changes to the config set, launch Tacview with the command line option

  ```
  /ConfigSet:"Supervisor.1"
  ```

  make your desired changes and close Tacview using the `X` in the top right corner. The changes are saved to the config set.


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