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# Viewing, deleting and disabling.

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<summary>View all setups</summary>

`/settings automatic_translation list`

Running this will display a multipage embed with a brief overview of all the setups you have created

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<summary>View Complete Details on One Setup</summary>

`/settings automatic_translation view [setup]`

Use this to view one setup in a lot more detail. This shows you all the channels it's running in, any diversions, blacklisted words etcetera.

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<summary>Delete (or disable) a Setup</summary>

`/settings automatic_translation delete [setup] (action)`

Using this you can delete or disable a setup, by default it will delete whatever setup you select. But under extra options, there is an `action` selection, and in that, you can select "Disable" to simply disable the specified setup. You can also tell it to delete the other half of a paired setup.

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<summary>Alternate way to disable a setup</summary>

`/settings automatic_translation edit [setup] (status)`

This is simply an alternate way to disable a setup, we will go into more detail on the edit menu in the [next section](/basic-usage-and-setup/editing-your-setups.md).

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