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The Preferences Menu enables you to customize certain aspects of FACE
and the Office. 

The items on the Preferences Menu are:

      Change Password:  Allows you to change the password for your 
      login on this machine.  If you select this item and then do
      not wish to change your password, press DELETE or BREAK on
      your keyboard to abort the password change operation.

      Color Attributes:  Changes the color of screen attributes for
      color terminals.  This menu item only appears if your are using
      AT&T FACE on a terminal that is capable of displaying colors.

      Display Frames:  Enables you to specify up to four frames to be
      automatically displayed when you log in to FACE.

      File Permissions:  Sets new file permissions for all new file
      folders and files created in your Filecabinet and WASTEBASKET.

         NOTE: If you change the value (Yes or No) in this field,
         only files and file folders that you create after you save
         this form will be affected. Read permission for files and
         file folders currently in your Filecabinet and WASTEBASKET
         are not changed.  To change permissions on files and file
         folders that currently exist, use the security command.

      Office Functions:  Customize features of the Office such as the
      amount of time objects remain in the WASTEBASKET before they are
      removed, specifying a default editor, the format in which your
      folders are displayed, whether or not a confirmation frame is
      posted when you exit FACE and whether or not FACE is invoked 
      automatically when you login to this computer.