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<title>pgAdmin Options - Tab 1 (General)</title>
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<h3>pgAdmin Options - Tab 1 (General)</h3>

<center><img src="images/options-general.png"></center>

<p>
<ul>
   <li><b>Language</b> - When you first started pgAdmin, it will have allowed
   you to select the language it should display. This setting may be changed 
   here.<br>&nbsp;</li>
  
   <li><b>SQL help site</b> - SQL help may be accessed by pressing F1
   within pgAdmin, which will display the most appropriate PostgreSQL
   helpfile for the current object selection or open dialogue. This
   setting allows you to modify the location under which those files
   may be found. You may specify a local directory path, or a URL if
   you wish to use documents on a website. pgAdmin expects to find
   files at this location from the standard PostgreSQL documentation
   set. By default, this setting is left blank in which case pgAdmin
   will use the help files in the included HTML Help system. If you
   set a value here, pgAdmin will look for normal HTML files at the
   location specified.<br>&nbsp;</li> 

   <li><b>HTTP proxy</b>- Use a proxy to access the web. This must be
   provided in the form host:port or left blank if not proxy is
   used.<br>&nbsp;</li> 
   
   <li><b>System schemas</b>- You can suppress the display of additional schemas,
   by declaring them a system schema. This field takes a list of comma separated strings.<br>&nbsp;</li> 
   
   <li><b>Slony-I path</b>- To enable pgAdmin III to create Slony-I replication clusters
   from scratch, you need to enter the path to the Slony-I script installation directory here. If no
   valid scripts can be found, only joining existing clusters is possible.
   <br>&nbsp;</li> 
  </ul>
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