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File MenuThe File menu contains functions for creating, opening, closing, saving, and importing/exporting projects, files, and scans. Click the function name below for more information.
New Project...Brings up a dialog that lets you create a new Project to set up and save scan settings. Click here for information on using the New Project dialog. Open Project...Brings up a dialog that lets you pick a Project to open. The project's settings will replace the current Project Properties settings in the Globalyzer main window. Click here for information on using the Open Project dialog. Open Source FileOpens the source file associated with the row that is selected in the Scan Results table. The source file is opened in the Source Files pane. Open...Brings up a file chooser that lets you pick a file of any type to open. The file opens in the Source Files pane. Click here for information using the file chooser. Close "file"Closes the named file. If the file was modified, you will be prompted to save it first. Close AllCloses all open files. If any files were modified, you are prompted to save them first. Click here for information on the Save Modified Files dialog. Close...Brings up the Select Files To Close dialog. This dialog lets you pick one or more currently open files to close. If any files were modified, you are prompted to save them. Click here for information on using the Close dialog. Save "file"Saves the named file. The named file is the currently selected file in the Source Files pane. This menu item is only enabled if the the current file was modified. Save "file" As...Brings up a standard dialog that lets you save the named file on your system and give it a different name. The named file is the currently selected file in the Source Files pane. This menu item is only enabled if the current file was modified. Save AllSaves all files that are currently open and have been modified. ImportImport lets you import Globalyzer projects and/or scans that you or somebody within your development team has exported. The Import menu has three submenus:
Import Project...: This option opens an Open File dialog that lets you select a Globalyzer project file (.gproj) to import into Globalyzer. The project and all its scans will be imported. Import Scan...: This option opens an Open File dialog that lets you select a Globalyzer scan file (.gscan) to import into your currently selected Globalyzer Project. Include Scan Results: When this option has a checkmark next to it, the imports you make will include the full scan results rather than just scan settings. This works for imports of scans as well as full projects. This setting will be ignored if there are no scan results in the imported project. ExportExport lets you export your Globalyzer projects and/or scans so that they can be imported by you or somebody else on your development team. The Export menu has three submenus:
Export Project "projectName": This option opens a Save File dialog that lets you select a name and location of a Globalyzer project file (.gproj) to export the named project into. The project and all its scans will be exported. Import Scan...: This option opens a Save File dialog that lets you select name and location of a Globalyzer scan file (.gscan) to export the currently active scan into. Include Scan Results: When this option has a checkmark next to it, the exports you make will include the full scan results rather than just scan settings. This works for exports of scans as well as full projects. Backup Globalyzer Data...Opens a Save File dialog that lets you select a name and location of a Globalyzer backup file (.gbak) that will hold all your Globalyzer projects, scans, and settings. We recommend that you frequently back up your work in an external location, just like you would any ordinary work data. Note that this option will NOT back up the source files Globalyzer is set up to scan and work on, nor will it back up resource files or generated reports. Restore Globalyzer Data...This option opens an Open File dialog that lets you select a .gbak file from a previous Globalyzer backup. It will restore the projects, scans, and settings stored in this file. This option will replace ALL currently stored information in your database, so make sure you don't have projects that should not be overwritten before you use this option. ExitExits Globalyzer. Before Globalyzer exits, you are prompted to save any open, modified files.
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