Is there a way to save the widget layout [resolved]

Hi,
Is there a way to save the widget layout so that you can quickly return to what you want?
Thanks in advance to those who will answer me

Normally LibreCAD does save the UI layout upon exit, widgets and all.  But, having said that I have had problems with it too.   Try this: setup your preferred layout and then switching the dock area(s) 'off' and 'on' (Widgets -> Dock Areas -> Left|Right|... x2) before closing LC.  Next time you launch the application hopefully it will have retained your preferred layout.

If that doesn't work another option is to start with a clean slate.  Clear the settings (Options -> Application Preferences -> Defaults tab -> Clear Settings -> Layout or All), close and relaunch LC with the defaults.

[LC 2.2.0r2 / Win 10]

 Thanks Gary but that's only half the solution:
If I do something stupid, I can't get my previous configuration back.
Going back to the default configuration is a backup solution, ok, it's better than nothing.
Actually, I would like to know which configuration file is concerned to make  a backup.
Something weird happened to me. When I changed my layout I ended up with a window bigger than my screen. I couldn't see what was below. Then with the alt key I could move my window and see the bottom. When I turned off the right widget, everything went back to normal!

 

"do something stupid" - Hey, that's my forte.  If I can't break it at some point - I'm not trying hard enough.  But, seriously...

On Linux, the configuration is maintained in "/home/<userID>/.config/LibreCAD/LibreCAD.conf".  I create a backup of the entire directory,"/home/<userID>/.config/LibreCAD",  so I can switch between two different layouts.  I have a directory for a desktop with a 1280x960 resolution (LibreCAD.1280x960) and one for my preferred config (originally called "LibreCAD.myConfig").  Switching back and forth can be done by deleting the config directory and copying/renaming one of the back-up directories.

On Windows, the configuration is in the registry; "Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\LibreCAD" and/or another similar key associated with the user ID (SSID).  It is possible to create a backup of the key(s) using "regedit", but I haven't tried it.  

YES THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
It's exactly what I want to know. I am on Linux.
cheers