No wonder I didnt see it.  It isn't there yet.  
 
Thanks all.  Update loaded (and me too) so time to figger out.  

space_cowboy
No wonder I didnt see it.  It isn't there yet.  
 
Thanks all.  Update loaded (and me too) so time to figger out.  

Happy trails, Maurice.

Is it just me ? . . . or do others regret the day they first clicked on that lenses button to see what it did . . . only to find out things that used to work in my everyday workflow had changed . . . and it really took a while to find the workarounds to get things working the way I liked again. Thank you screenset #9.

noynekker
Is it just me ? . . . or do others regret the day they first clicked on that lenses button to see what it did . . . only to find out things that used to work in my everyday workflow had changed . . . and it really took a while to find the workarounds to get things working the way I liked again. Thank you screenset #9.

Not really. Activate a lense and your screensets are over-ridden. Turn lenses off and they are back! Unless I am missing something which is altogether possible:)

tenfoot
 
Not really. Activate a lense and your screensets are over-ridden. Turn lenses off and they are back! Unless I am missing something which is altogether possible:)

That sounds about right to me!

Yes, you are correct, and that's what I missed in the documentation, screensets and lenses don't really work together, it's one or the other . . . my bad for clicking a button before I understood what it really did, then I made the mistake of saving the "advanced" lens, thinking it would let me save it with a new lens name, oops, then I read the documentation again and got more confused, guess it's just me.

Screensets can be saved with a project, but Lenses are global Sonar settings that override project settings.

abacab
Screensets can be saved with a project, but Lenses are global Sonar settings that override project settings.

Thanks for that clarifications abacab and tenfoot, I get it now.