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**System Information:** CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 GPU: RX 570 4GB OS: Windows 10 Home **Blender Version:** Broken: Blender 2.8 Beta 925380050d0 **Short description of error:** Exported key configurations don't appear to save the "preferences" tab and thus when imported are missing the "preference" tab and ignores information that should of been saved when exporting the key configuration. **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error:** 1. Open user preferences (Edit>Preferences). 2. In the user preferences change to the input tab, notice the preference tab. {F5795237} 3. Export your key configuration using the "Export Key Configuration" button and re-important it using the "Import Key Configuration" button. 4. Notice that the preference tab is missing. (//and that the bottom bar is now on the top, this is a bug for a different report if you wish to make it//) {F5795262} 5. Also, if you're like me and have right click select as your default, then the select method will be changed back to left click if you load factory settings then import your key configuration suggesting that because it's missing the preferences tab, it just uses the preferences from the previously selected key map (//left click select is set as default when you load factory settings and as a result left click select is in the previously selected key map//).

**System Information:** CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 GPU: RX 570 4GB OS: Windows 10 Home **Blender Version:** Broken: Blender 2.8 Beta 925380050d0 **Short description of error:** Exported key configurations don't appear to save the "preferences" tab and thus when imported are missing the "preference" tab and ignores information that should of been saved when exporting the key configuration. **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error:** 1. Open user preferences (Edit>Preferences). 2. In the user preferences change to the input tab, notice the preference tab. {F5795237} 3. Export your key configuration using the "Export Key Configuration" button and re-important it using the "Import Key Configuration" button. 4. Notice that the preference tab is missing. It also appears that any settings in the preference tab is ignored (//presumably because they don't exist in the original file//) and the settings from the previously selected keyboard configuration will be used instead. (//You may also notice that the bottom bar is now on the top, this is a bug for a different report if you wish to make it//) {F5795262}

**System Information:** CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 GPU: RX 570 4GB OS: Windows 10 Home **Blender Version:** Broken: Blender 2.8 Beta 925380050d0 **Short description of error:** Exported key configurations don't appear to save the "preferences" tab and thus when imported are missing the "preference" tab and ignores information that should of been saved when exporting the key configuration. **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error:** 1. Open user preferences (Edit>Preferences). 2. In the user preferences change to the input tab, notice the preference tab. {F5795237} 3. Export your key configuration using the "Export Key Configuration" button and re-important it using the "Import Key Configuration" button. 4. Notice that the preference tab is missing. (//andIt also appears that any settings in the preference tab is ignored (//presumably because they don't exist in the original file//) and the settings from the previously selected keyboard configuration will be used instead. (//You may also notice that the bottom bar is now on the top, this is a bug for a different report if you wish to make it//) {F5795262} 5. Also, if you're like me and have right click select as your default, then the select method will be changed back to left click if you load factory settings then import your key configuration suggesting that because it's missing the preferences tab, it just uses the preferences from the previously selected key map (//left click select is set as default when you load factory settings and as a result left click select is in the previously selected key map//).