3.1 Settings Window
This window allows you to edit the global settings of WebVision. Settings will be saved to a file called WebVision.settings in ENV: and ENVARC:.
The "Temporary directory" is where images are stored before and while they are displayed. If you are short on memory, change the default "T:" to a directory on disk.
The "Keep sitelist window hidden on startup" option is useful if you use WebVision to view a fixed set of sites, and don't want the sitelist window to open. You can always open the sitelist window from the menus in the cam windows if you need it. WebVision will force the sitelist window open if no cams are configured to open on startup.
"Use CyberGraphX Video Layers" is available for Picasso IV and CyberVision 64/3D users, it allows displaying a camera image in 16 bits of color on an 8 bit screen. Unfortunately only one such video layer is allowed, so WebVision will fall back to the old fashioned color mapped display if it fails to create the video layer.
Setting a socket timeout can be useful if you have problems with connections stalling and blocking saving of new images.
The HTTP proxy configuration supports username and password. These are sent in the Proxy-Authorization HTTP header.
Enabling "Filter out sites containing adult material" will shield you from getting sites which are known to contain adult material from the camsite update server. There may still be cases where a webcam displays such material without being flagged as such in the database, I can in no way take responsibility for this.
For convenience, you can configure WebVision to log in to the update server on startup and check for either new versions and/or update the list of sites.