Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk Historian SE ProcessBook 3.2 User Guide - Manual (Page 336)

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MacroProtectionLevel Specifies how ProcessBook handles macros per display. Possible
settings:
 Level 0
No macro protection (default if entry is not defined).
 Level 1
Prompts user to disable macros when VBA code is opened.
 Level 2
Prompts user as in Level 1, except when macros are disabled,
VBA code is opened and locked in design mode.
 Level 5
Same as Level 1, except no dialog box appears when display is
opened (can toggle between run and design modes).
 Level 6
Same as Level 2, except no dialog box appears when display is
opened (locked in design mode).
Toolbar Configuration
Entries
Typically the toolbar INI file (PBToolbarConfig.ini) is generated by
ProcessBook in the same folder as the private PROCBOOK.INI file,
and is persisted there. However, you can assign toolbar
configurations to other INI files by setting the entries below (in
order of precedence, from first to last):
 TBFilePath
Location and filename that the user's toolbar configuration
data will be persisted (this file must have both read and write
access). This will also be the first location looked for when
loading the toolbar configuration.
 UserDefaultTB
Read-only location and filename of a toolbar configuration that
is searched for, when the file in TBFilePath is not found. This
could be a default company, or group, configuration.
 PBDefaultTB
Read-only location and filename of a toolbar configuration,
used only when the two entries above are not found, and
there is no toolbar configuration data persisted in the Windows
registry.
SymbolDLLs Filenames of additional add-in libraries to load when starting
ProcessBook (such as SQC.DLL or BTREND32.DLL). These entries
are automatically added when separate components are installed.
References Filenames or paths to VBA references, separated by semicolons
(;)