Click Set Password next to
Editing not protected or
Running not protected to enter a password in the
Protect Edit with Password or
Protect Running with Password dialog boxes. To change the password, click
Change Password to enter the previous password and a new password in the
Protect Edit with Password or
Protect Running with Password dialog boxes. Note that the password that protects editing cannot be recovered if it is lost.
In this section you can specify a title and a description of the model. By default, these texts are used on the title page of a report; see The Title Page. Under
Computation time, you can enter an expected computation time in the
Expected field. Also, the time after
Last is the last measured computation time (if available). To illustrate the model you can also set an image as a thumbnail that displays in this section, when opening a file in the
Application Libraries window, and as the default report title page image. See the section
Setting and Clearing the Thumbnail Image for details about how to do this.
Under Built, computed, and plotted data, from the
On file list, choose
Include (the default) or
Exclude to include or exclude such data in the saved model file. Also, from the
In database list, choose
Include in regular and draft versions (the default),
Include in regular versions,
Include in draft versions, or
Exclude to control what to include when saving models in a Model Manager database.
These settings are also available in the Preferences dialog box, on the
Save page under
Built, computed, and plotted data: The
Default on file and
Default in database lists are similar to the
On file and
In database lists here. Select the
Override application settings with defaults from preferences check box if desired. The settings are then taken from the preferences, and the settings on the model’s root node are ignored.
For specifying the color themes used for the Graphics window and selection colors, use the Graphics color theme list, where you can select from all available color themes. The standard setting is to use the default color theme — for example,
Default from preferences (Default). You specify the default color theme in the
Preferences dialog box, in the
Graphics color theme list on the
Color Themes page under
User Interface. See
Selection Colors for more information about selection colors. For specifying the color themes used for image export and printing, use the
Image export color theme list, where you can select from all available color themes. The default is to use the default color theme — for example,
Default from preferences (Default). You specify the default color theme in the
Preferences dialog box, in the
Image export color theme list on the
Color Themes page under
User Interface. See
Printing and Capturing Screenshots for more information about image export and printing.
For the Font settings, the default is to use the font family that is set in the
Preferences dialog box — on the
Graphics>Fonts page under
Default font — with a default font size. Depending on the operating system and the installed fonts on the computer, you can select from a number of other font families from the
Family list. The default font is indicated in the default settings for
Family (
Default from preferences (Vera), for example). For the font size, the
Default size setting in the
Size list uses the font size that is used in the graphics and plots, which is a system-dependent value. You can also choose another font size between 6 and 24 points or type a font size in the
Size combined field and list. The font and the font size affect text in the Graphics window and other plot windows in the COMSOL Desktop and in Graphics form objects in the Application Builder. See
Changing the Font for Plot Labels and Titles to make global changes.
This section is only available from the Application Builder window. Select the Ask to save application when closing check box to ask users if they want to save changes in an application when closing it. From the
When starting with COMSOL Multiphysics list, you can control the behavior when a user starts COMSOL Multiphysics with the option to open an application or when a user double-clicks an MPH-file in Windows: Select
Edit application (the default) to open the COMSOL Desktop for editing the application, or select
Run application to launch and run the application directly.
Select the Ignore license errors during launch check box to make it possible to start the application even if not all required licenses are available. It is, however, still not possible to use products when the license is not available, so available API methods will typically have to be used in the application to limit the application’s functionality depending on what licenses are available.
Select the Use built-in COMSOL resources check box to use an internally created add-in localization. This setting determines the locale based on the language preference set in the
Preferences window.