To help you with real life preferences, you can make the invisible files visible using some Finder commands, or, easier, with a small utility InVisibles ( http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/12194/invisibles). If you then open your Users/yourname/Library/preferences folder you will see a whole bunch of hidden (invisible) preferences starting with .global. Just an example.
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