Viewing And Editing Workspace Properties; Backing Up The Workspace; Building The Workspace - AMX NetLinx Studio Instruction Manual

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In the Import From Exported Workspace File dialog, the file selected in the Select AXW File dialog is listed in the
AXW File to Extract From field. Use the Browse (...) button to locate and select a different file, if necessary.
4.
The target directory indicated in the Extract To field matches the source directory for the selected file by default.
Use the Browse (...) button to locate and select a different target directory for the Workspace file, if necessary.
5.
Click Extract to extract the selected Workspace file to the specified directory. If a file of the same name already
exists in the target directory, the NetLinx Studio Extraction Overwrite dialog prompts you to either overwrite the
existing file (Yes or Yes To All), to preserve the existing file (No), or to cancel the operation.
6.
Once the file is extracted, the Workspace file is automatically loaded, and is represented in the Workspace tab of the
Workspace Bar.
If a Workspace file is open when the file is extracted, the program prompts you to
close the currently open Workspace, as well as any associated System files.

Viewing and Editing Workspace Properties

Use the Workspace Properties dialog to view and/or edit general properties of the open Workspace (FIG. 41).
FIG. 41
Workspace Properties dialog
To access this dialog, select Workspace Properties from the Project menu. You can edit the Identifier and Description
fields, but the File Name and Creation Date are read-only.
Identifier
File Name
Description
Modified Date:
Creation Date

Backing Up the Workspace

Use the Backup Workspace Files option in the Tools menu to access the Backup Workspace Files dialog, where you can
create a backup ZIP file of the open Workspace. See the Backup Workspace Files section on page 192 for details.
This option is intended for file backups only, as opposed to creating a self-contained
Workspace file for distribution to remote sites. See Exporting Workspace Files "To
Go" (for Distribution) on page 21.

Building the Workspace

See Building the Workspace on page 105.
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The Workspace Identifier can have a maximum of 128 characters.
The File Name cannot be changed and is only for display.
The Description text is optional and can have a maximum of 2,000 characters.
This read-only field indicates the last modified date of the open Workspace.
This read-only field indicates the creation date of the open Workspace.
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