MATLAB: Restore Code Analyzer warnings to factory defaults

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I sometimes shut off Code Analyzer warnings interactively in the MATLAB file editor and indicate that this should apply to all mfiles. I'm wondering what I would do if I ever wanted to revert back to the factory defaults, or even selectively restore certain warnings globally across all files.

I've looked at checkcode() and the like, but they all seem to apply to designated files only.

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With R2012a

    File | Preferences | Code Analyser | Active Settings | "tool-drop-down-menu-to-the-right" | default

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