The
            following example procedure demonstrates the User Settings workflow where
            an artist needs to create the following series of masks:
         
         
            - Default settings freeform mask.
            
- Red ellipse of fixed size with Auto Color
               turned off and saved as a user favorite.
            
- Green rectangular mask drawn from center.
            
- Freeform mask reset to default (second
               instance).
            
- Second instance of the red ellipse (reset
               to user favorite).
            
- New rectangular mask (second instance)
               reset to the green square selected from the Mask List.
            
To create a series of garbage masks working
            with User Settings:
         
         
            - Select the Freeform creation tool (or press D) and draw a freeform mask using
               default values.
            
- Select the Ellipse tool (or press W).
            
- Change the name to Red and press Enter.
            
- Select a red color and turn Auto Color
               off.
            
- Set the fixed size dimensions.
            
- Select Save As User Favorite .
            
- Click once in the Player to create the
               mask.
            
- Select the Rectangle tool (or press S).
            
- Change the name to Green and press Enter.
            
- Change the color to a green.
            
- Toggle From Center
            
- Click and drag in the image to create
               the mask.
            
- Select the Freeform tool (or press D).
            
- Select Reset To Default .
            
- Create the mask in the image.
            
- Select the Ellipse tool (or press W).
            
- Select Reset To User Favorite .
            
- Click once in the Player to create the
               mask.
            
- Select the Mask named Green from the
               Mask List.
            
- Select the Rectangle tool (or press S).
            
- Select Reset To Selected .
            
- Click and drag in the image to create
               the mask.