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OPERATION
the L
-M
setting that corresponds to that preset. For example, for L
ESS
ORE
= 1.0,
xxx
= 010.
M
ORE
5. Copy the user presets you made.
Copy these presets in the
set\
folder that you made in step 2.
6. Edit the file extensions.
In Windows, change the extension of all of your presets' file names to
7. Edit the text within the preset files.
A) In turn, open each of your preset files in a text editor like Notepad or Word-
Pad. The editor you use must open and save files in plain text format.
B) Edit the second line of the file as follows:
Preset Name=<MY PRESET LMxxx> size=126
where
LMxxx
agrees with the file name
Do not change the number after
C) Edit the third line of the file as follows:
Factory Preset Name=<MY PRESET>
D) Edit the fifth line of the file as follows:
Preset
File
LMxxx.orbf11>
where
MY PRESET LMxxx.orbf11
same as the file name.
E) At the end of the file, find the "LESS-
MORE" line and edit it as follows:
C:<LESS MORE>Cent:x;D:y;
Replace the "x" and the "y" with the
file's associated L
Table 3-12.
F) Save your edited file as a plain text file.
(This should happen automatically if
you edited the file using a text editor,
not a word processor.)
G) Repeat steps (A) through (F) for each
anchor file you created.
8. Create the factory preset file.
A) Copy the L
-M
ESS
\Program Files\Orban\OPTIMOD-PC2\presets\My Pre-
size
Name=
<MY
PRESET
is the
data. See
-M
ESS
ORE
file corresponding
ORE
ORBAN MODEL 1101
LESS-
x
MORE
1.0
100
1.5
150
2.0
200
2.5
250
3.0
300
3.5
350
4.0
400
4.5
450
5.0
500
5.5
550
6.0
600
6.5
650
7.0
700
7.5
750
8.0
800
8.5
850
9.0
900
9.5
950
10.0
1000
Table 3-12: L
-M
ESS
ORE
-
ESS
orbf11
y
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Reference
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