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I do not enjoy setting the options each time I create a new project. There are several settings I usually change when I create a new project (I want to use C++11, add a lib for boost_system-mt, include my own libs and header files in a custom location etc). Can we have a way to save our current project settings as the default so I don't have to keep doing it? It's especially tedious when I create several dynamic libraries in one day. Could you also separate this into two default settings: (a) main project and; (b) unittest project? Borland's IDEs used to give you a button to "save as default". In their newer IDEs, there's a menu that allows users to change the default project config.