§ Activate system automatically at startup

What It Does:
 Activates Workbench Mode immediately after the AWB program has finished loading.

When To Use It:
When you are working in Workbench Mode most of the time and want to save yourself from having to activate AWB manually.

§         Hide Excel toolbars when system is activated

What It Does:
Hides all Excel toolbars when AWB is activated.  Only AWB toolbars are shown.  (Note:  All hidden toolbars are restored automatically when AWB is de-activated.)

When To Use It:
When you want to reduce “screen clutter” in Workbench Mode.  Fewer visible toolbars make the AWB menus and buttons easier to find.

§         Show user toolbar when system is activated

What It Does:
Shows the User toolbar when you switch to Workbench Mode.

When To Use It:
When you have customized the user toolbar and want access to it in Workbench Mode.

§         Hide user toolbar when system is de-activated

What It Does:
Hides the User toolbar when you switch to standard Excel mode.

When To Use It:
When you have customized the User Toolbar for use in Workbench Mode only.

§         Show confirmation message before printing

What It Does:
Prompts you to confirm printing selections.

When To Use It:
When you often print many forms at once.

§         Use standard Excel Save As dialog box

What It Does:
Shows the standard Excel dialog box instead of the special AWB dialog box.

When To Use It:
When you need access to items in the standard Excel dialog box, such as File Passwords.