SmartFavorites

The SmartFavorites system attempts to learn which folders you most often use and display them in the Favorites menu automatically. This page lets you configure how this system works. SmartFavorites is based on a points system. A number of points are allocated to certain activities that are performed in folders, and Opus keeps track of the points that individual folders have earned. When a folder's points exceeds a configurable limit it is deemed an important folder, and will appear in the SmartFavorites list.

• Enable SmartFavorites system: You can use this option to turn SmartFavorites off if you don't want to use this function.
• Number of SmartFavorites folders: This is the maximum number of folders that will be displayed in the Favorites menu. Folders will be displayed in order based on their accrued points.
• Folder Activity Point threshold: The number of activity points that a folder must earn before it is considered important.
• Reference table size: The number of folders that Opus will track activity points for - the topmost folders from this table are the ones that will be displayed in the menu.
• Check on startup for folders that no longer exist: When this is turned on, Opus will launch a low-priority background task when it starts to check for folders in the reference table that no longer exist.
• Folder Activity Point configuration: This table lets you configure the points that are awarded to a folder for certain activities. You may want to change these if you personally consider some activities more important than others.