SETTING PRICING DEFAULTS
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CHROMATICGA17, in General Q & A
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Friends I have done something to our program that I cannot seem to figure out in regards to our dimension settings and showing things by defaults and preferences, and I just want to reset everything! Basically, I would rather just start it all over and begin again fresh with the entire program to the defaults it came with new!
Can this be done? If so how?
Should I just uninstall and reinstall?
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