The Enemy tab

This tab allows you to make settings affecting your enemy targets. Enemy targets are units, which are shown up in the target buttons (next to you or your party members) and are hostile towards you.

Target acquisition mode	This controls the targeting behavior of ClickHeal when casting an aggressive spell. It can be one of below: Intelligent targeting: If you have no current target and you cast an aggressive spell (e.g. Fireball), you will automatically target the unit you casted the spell on. In all other cases, you will keep your current target (or keep having no target). This setting is very nice for hunters if they finish off their prime target and then want to assist e.g. their pet with a "shot". If target would not change, autoshot will break due to a missing target. Or priests to automatically have their shackled mobs in target for reshakle. Keep current target: You keep your current target. This also means that if you had no target, no new target will be set. You should chose this setting if you dont want to have ClickHeal "mess around" with your targets. Target spell target: You will target the unit/player upon you casted an aggressive spell (e.g. Fireball). Your old target will be lost. Defensive spells (e.g. healing) do not change your target. This setting can be beneficial for caster who frequently change targets.
Show level Difference	Shows the difference in levels of the targeted unit and your level. Note that the difference is with your level, not with the level of whom as targeted the unit.
Show Mana	If checked, mana will be shown as a thin blue line on the bottom of the targeted unit, if the unit is hostile towards you.
Show Rage	If checked, rage will be shown as a thin red line on the bottom of the targeted unit, if the unit is hostile towards you.
Show Energy	If checked, energy will be shown as a thin yellow line on the bottom of the targeted unit, if the unit is hostile towards you.
Show Focus (pets)	If checked, focus will be shown as a thin blue line on the bottom of the targeted pet unit, if the unit is hostile towards you.

The buttons "Mouse 1/3", "Mouse 2/3" and "Mouse 3/3" allow you to assign spells and other actions to your mouse buttons. For more info please see "Assigning spells and actions to mouse buttons" and for how to setup different layouts, please refer to Layouts.

The "Defaults" button restores the default settings for this section.