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# Using Prompts
Simplest way to run OF-Scraper
Running the prompt menu allows you to to utilize the program while passing minimal arguments
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## Getting to the main menu
The simplest method is to execute this command
```
ofscraper
```
Basically, any command lacking the --action command will automatically go to this menu\\
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> ℹ️ **Some options may open a new menu with a**\
> **Go to main menu options**
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## Action Menu
> ℹ️ **New in 3.7 all possible scraping combinations can be done via this menu**
use this menu to perform scraping actions or combination\\
**Browse and pick media (check table)** opens the check table for the creators you pick. See [Content Check Modes](/ofsc/content-check-modes.md).
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## Going back and stopping
* **Esc** cancels the current prompt and returns to the menu it came from, changing nothing. On the main menu it does nothing.
* **Ctrl+C once** stops the current downloads, or the fetch of posts, messages, stories and other content, without quitting. From the menu you're taken back to the menu; a command-line run ends with exit code 130, and `--daemon` shuts down. Files that didn't finish keep their part files and resume on the next run.
* **Ctrl+C a second time** quits.
* A Fansly livestream recording is closed cleanly when stopped, so what was recorded is kept.
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## Profile Menu
Use this option to
* add profiles
* change the default profile
* rename a profile
* delete profile
Each profile corresponds to a single account. So, if you aim to have multiple accounts, you'll require multiple profiles
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## Edit config.json
To bypass the hassle of finding the config file's location, utilize this to modify settings directly from within the script.
Your prior choices will be available, allowing you the chance to edit them conveniently.
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## Edit auth.json
> ℹ️ **if the authentication fails, the authentication menu will pop up, prompting you to enter new settings**
Typically this is not a setting that needs to be access manually
However, you have the option to directly modify the authentication JSON using this method.
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