Settings

Created: 2026-08-28 · Updated: 2026-08-29

All PPPTools settings live in a single task pane. A navigation rail on the left lists every page, the selected page fills the area on the right. A search box at the top lets you find a setting by keyword instead of clicking through the groups.


Accessing

PPPTools ribbon → "About" group → Settings

Some tools jump straight to the matching page: About opens About & Version, and the key link in the Translate window opens Translate.


The five groups

PPPTools

Page Content
About & Version installed build, components, change log
Licence licence status, holder, entering a key
General add-in language, language of generated content, usage data

Library

Page Content
Storage Locations private path, public network path
Sync sync with the network path, history
Backup & restore create and restore backups
View & Defaults default filters, view and sort order of the managers
Value Lists signpost — opens the Content Manager

Services

Page Content
API Keys keys for all providers, stored encrypted
Translate translation engine and options
Copilot & Optimise AI engine for Text Copilot and Optimise

Appearance

Page Content
Colours recently used and custom colours

Administration

Page Content
Access & PIN public network path, admin PIN
Online Library server address and API key for uploads
Team Defaults telemetry policy, custom colours for everyone

Administration

The three administration pages only appear while admin mode is active. Without a configured network path the group stays empty.


Search instead of click

Type a keyword into the search box at the top — the rail then shows only the pages that match. The search covers the page name and stored keywords, so "language", "PIN", "backup", "DeepL" or "history" take you straight there. Several words work together (all of them must match).


The arrow ↗

An entry with an arrow on the right is not a page but a signpost: it leads out of Settings. Clicking it leaves Settings untouched and opens the target — come back and you are on the same page as before.

Today there is exactly one: Value lists in the Library group. Value lists live in the Content Manager because they describe the library, not the program — but people look for them in Settings. Instead of a second route to the same thing, there is now a signpost.