NextAge's Default Manager Class was created to provide a uniform method of storing and retrieving default settings. There are four levels of default storage; Registry, User Global, Window Global and User Global.

It really is as simple as all that. Two method, GetDefault and SaveDefault. We use it for everything! Storing database setting in the registry? Handled! Company wide preference for print preview? Handled! Default the last parameters settings for report so that the next time a user runs the report it remembers the settings, even if they run it from a different computer? Handled! Its deceptively simple, and nothing that can not be done in procedural code, but it sure is nice and gets used a lot more when all the developer has to do is say GetDefault and SaveDefault with 3 little parameters and let the magic happen.

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