Would it be possible to have copyright/signature remember the last used signature/position?

Obviously, the automatic copyright/signature does this, but I do not always want to apply this, particularly on large, to be matted, prints.  Forgetting to turn off will cause wasted paper, ink, and time.

Turning on individually requires looking for signature and selecting position.  Memory of prior used would save this effort, yet one could still easily change either by selecting different signature or position.

Thanks.

My initial thoughts......

* copyright/signature allows unique text/image creation that floating text does not.
* I’m not really sure what “start up settings” lock does...which probably leads to following questions.
* Does each new print will require new floating text creation/position; are all prints given same floating text?
* Is floating text, one applied, locked to the image....until deleted?

I’ll try it later.

So, each image needs the floating text positioned individually?

I really meant each time I start.  That is, I cannot define a set position for the text to go to.

I will play with this to try it out, but, while it may work, it seems a bit “fiddly”to the copy/signature function with memory.

The way QU deals with print layout/feature settings that are often repeated by a user is with templates.
You could create a template for each size print and add a signature, or floating text, etc. It's up to you to decide whether this is a worthwhile exercise to create templates for your particular workflow
When the template has been made, save as a Layout and to use, select on the Print tab, Custom - LAYOUT predefined page set.
See first screen show below, note the "C" top left which shows there's a copyright/signature existing.
The second screen shot shows the page editor in HQ mode with an image added and the dice logo bottom right.

Re. It's pretty clear when a signature is in place from the "C" symbol on the preview & page editor. If you use the feature regularly, include it in your pre-print quality control check list.

Terry