FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND ASYCUDA++ Ó UNCTAD - SITE (V1.15) 2.21                                                    Fig. 2. 13 Options: Applications Save options Saves  your  personal  settings,  in  configuring  the  client  PC  using  the  choices  available  under  the 'Options'  menu.  You  should  always  select   ‘Save  options’   after  any  change  to  your  network connections. About Displays information about the version of the ASYCUDA++ program that is installed. It identifies the Customs office and the ASYCUDA++ module in use and gives copyright details. Using References Tables ASYCUDA++ User Modules have a menu option called  'References' on the top status line of the screen. This option lets the user search for and display data relevant to their current task. This data is  taken  from  the  reference  or  control  tables  i.e.  codes  and  descriptions  that  a  User  draws  on  in processing a transaction. These are used in the day-to-day functions of the Customs Branch offices for declaration processing, inspection, cashier, selection, cargo control, transit, etc. Access, in 'read only' mode, is given to most control tables or reference data within the system. For example, within MODCBR, the Reference sub-menu options are: 1.     Customs Tariff 2.     Customs procedure 3.     Operational environment 4.     Transaction Controls These  Reference  menu  options  give  access  to  complete  details  on  Commodity  Codes  (including HS  Tariff  descriptions  and  taxation  rates),  Customs  Procedure  Codes  (with  National   'Additional Code' extensions), Office, Warehouse, Transit Shed, Declarant, Company, Country and Currency Codes and many others. A  description  of  all  the  options  that  can  be  displayed  under  the  ‘Reference’  menu  in  the  various ASYCUDA++ Modules is given in Part 3 of this Reference Document. Note:  System  users  in  a  normal  'production'  environment,  such  as  declaration processing, may not be given access to the full range of reference data held on the     system.     For     many     valid     reasons,     including     system     security     and confidentiality  of  data,  access  may  be  limited  to  only  that  part  of  the  reference data immediately relevant to the user's duties. System controllers can manage this  from  within  the  User  Group  set  up  (‘Menu  access  control’)  through  local system configuration MODSYSCF.