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[[File:20151125 RouteXL The Options button on the top right opens the options dialogwith several settings.png|thumb|The Options dialog showing These have impact on the user interface, the Routing tab]]address finding and routing of stops.

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* Optimize routes - if If disabled, your destinations will not be re-ordered.

* Home address Type of vehicle - the default departure address that will be added to the map each timeThe mode of transport used for routing.

* Default departure time Number of rounds - departure time from which arrival times are calculatedDivide stops over [[multiple rounds]], e.g. drivers, vehicles or days.

* Default service time Balance - default service Optimize total travel time, used for arrival times and vs clock time windowsneeded to finish all rounds (makespan).

* Geocoding preference Max roundtime - the geocoder service used for finding addresses on the mapMaximum duration of a round when dividing stops.

* Suffix Home address - text to The default departure address that will automagically be added to addresses when sent to the geocoding service. May be used to add a city, state or countrymap each time.

* Default departure time - Your departure time from which arrival times are calculated. * Default service time - The default service time, used for arrival times and time windows. Changes will only apply to newly added addresses. * Navigate with - The service used for turn-by-turn gps navigation, started by the [[Navigate]] button or [[Fulfillment]] dialog. == Advanced == These settings are advanced feature to impact the route planning [[Algorithm]]. They may be experimental or may give unexpected results. Use with care. * Turn penalty - adds turn costs to the algorithm, e.g. add 10 seconds to each left turn. * Stop penalty - adds roadside costs to the algorithm, e.g. add 120 seconds to each stop on the left side. == Geocoding == These settings impact [[Geocoding]], which is the process of finding addresses on the map. * Geocoding preference - The geocoder service that is used for your addresses. * API key - Your optional API key for geocoding services. For high volume users only, keep empty * Suffix address - Text to be added to addresses when sent to the [[geocoding]] service. May be used to add a city, state or country. * Replace tabs - If enabled, any tab in your addresses will be replaced with a comma. This may improve geocoding when copying addresses from spreadsheet. * Search area - Sets the area to look for addresses on the map. Select XS for small (e.g. village) and XL for large area (e.g. world). * Check address precise - If enabled, a warning if is given when a [[geocoding ]] service does not return a precise result, e.g. no street or house number. * Add what3words: Enable to add the unique 3 words address from the [https://what3words.com/ What3words] system to each location you enter.

These options impact the appearance of the [[user interface]]:

* [[Map style ]] - select Select another theme for the map. Note that the [[algorithm]] will always use OpenStreetMap for your routes, no matter what map style the user interface has.

* Retina maps - allow the use of Use high resolution maps (only on retina screens and when available). Some map styles may show very small characters.

* Maps in driving directions Show labels - add detailed maps Add text labels for destinations in each location to the driving directionsmap next to the marker.

* Show labels Buttons with text - add text labels for each location to If disabled, the map next to buttons on the markerwebsite do not show text.

* Buttons with text Desktop notifications - if disabledDisplay a notification when a route has been found. * Time format - Select 12h or 24h clock, e.g. for displaying arrival times. * CSV seperator - Character to be used to split fields in the CSV [[download]]. * CSV fields - Select the columns to be included in the CSV file. Keep empty for the default, or use: ''stop, address, name, distance, duration, comment, servicetime, demand, heading, arrival, ready, due'' == Print == * Maps in driving directions - Add detailed maps for destinations in the buttons on [[driving directions]]. * Print all details - Add [[driving directions]] and travel distance and duration between stops. * Print width - The page width when printing (default: 800px). * Map height - The map height when printing (default: 400px). When set to 0, the website do map will not show textbe printed.

These parameters are used for [[Find route|route finding ]] and [[savings]]: * Unit of distance/volume/weight, currency - Whatever you like, need or know. Note that you'll need to save the options to have the new units displayed in the next parameters. * Avg fuel economy, fuel costs and avg carbon emission - Only used for savings calculation, has no impact on optimization.

* Unit Speed - The percentage of distance/volume/weightthe normal speed to use in planning. Use 100% for normal speed. If our routes are too fast, e.g. total travel time is too small, currency - whatever you likeuse a value below 100%. If our routes are too slow, need or knowuse a value above 100%. Note that you'll need to save the options to have the new units displayed in the next three settings:

* Avg fuel economy, fuel costs and avg carbon emission - only Unit of capacity: Select the unit to be used for savings calculation, has no impact on optimizationcapacity restrictions in [[multiple rounds]]. E.g. use "m3" if your vehicles have a maximum volume they can load.

* Speed - Capacities: Sets the percentage of the normal speed to use in planningcapacity for each round, such as vehicles. Use 100% One number for normal speedeach round, seperated by spaces. If our routes are too fast, eE.g. total travel time is too small, use a value below 100%. If our routes are too slow, use a value above 100%set to "6 6 6 6" if four vehicles have maximum 6 m3 capacity.