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[Toolbar: …]

The preset will get a button on the User Toolbar assigned to it. See below.

[Toolbar2: …]

The preset will get a button on the 2nd User Toolbar assigned to it. See below.

[Python: …]

The preset contains Python code instead of ini commands. See the DevWare Python Development Guide document.

[Hidden: …]

The preset will not appear in the DevWare Presets dialog list box. You can leave off the 'Hidden:' part in 83269893 LOAD= commands. For example 'LOAD=PLL-On' can load [Hidden: PLL-On].

[Patch <id>; <color>; <description>]

A preset name formatted like this will be recognized as a firmware patch by the Load Patches dialog page of the Sensor Control dialog.
<id> is the patch ID, usually four hex digits.
<color> is one of "critical", "recommended", "feature-recommended", "feature recommended", "customer", "customer-specific", "customer specific".
<description> is a short text description of the patch.

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If the name of a preset begins with "Toolbar:" or "Toolbar2:" then DevWare will create a button on the corresponding User Toolbar that executes the preset. The remainder of the preset name after "Toolbar:" or "Toolbar2:" will be used as the button label. You can further define the characteristics and behavior of the toolbar button with the 83269893 ICON=, 83269893 TOOLTIP=, 83269893 MENUITEM= and SHORTCUT= special commands.
The maximum number of buttons on a User Toolbar is 20.

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