====== User menu ======

In the top right corner, there is the user menu available (click on your user name to open it).

{{ av_manual:usermenu.png |User menu}}

There are the following options in the **user menu**:
  * **Logout** – logs the user out of the application.
  * **Change password** – allows the current user to change his/her password.
  * **Settings** – opens a panel with the current user’s settings.

===== User settings =====

The **user settings** affect the look and feel of the application. 

{{ av_manual:settings.png |User settings}}

There are two types of those settings:
  * Browser settings are stored in the browser (i.e. not on the server). This means they do not follow the user when he/she changes computers. You can, for example, have different settings on a laptop and on a tablet.
  * User settings are stored on the server and follow the user. This means that the user has the same settings on every device he/she uses to log in to the application.

There are the following user settings:
  * //Language// [stored in the browser] – the language of the user interface.
  * //Skin (graphical theme)// [stored in the browser] – set of colours, icons, etc. used by the user interface.
  * //Animation effects// [stored in the browser] – if turned on, panels slide smoothly, fade in and out, etc.
  * //Table record open// [stored in the browser] – affects the way the details of items in lists are opened: with a single or a double click on an item.
  * //Number of rows per table page// [stored in the browser] – the number of rows displayed on a single page of a paged list (table). This setting allows the adjustment of list panels to screen height.
  * //Maximum number of points on tracking view// [stored in the browser] – the maximum number of nodes of a device trace, shown on a map. See Devices for details. This setting allows the adjustment of trace accuracy to browser performance.
  * //Default CSV separator// [stored on the server] – the default separator character used in CSV files generated by the application.
  * //Time zone// [stored on the server] – the time zone used to present time in the application. It affects alarm list, event list, reports and route definitions.