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Filament default temperature for extrusion and built plate temperature

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Is there a setting where the user can store the default extrusion & built plate temperature for the filament.  For example, in preference > material, where there are fields for the density, diameter, cost and weight.  Is there anywhere to also save the extrusion and built plate temperature?  If the user select the material PLA, the two temperature is automatically default to the saved value.  Let's say 200 for extrusion & 60 for the built plate?  There has been a few times that I forgot to change the two temperatures when I switch from PLA to ABS and back.  

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