File; Edit - Martin Audio MLA User Manual

MLA System
USER GUIDE
Along the top of the window is a standard file menu and tool bar which gives quick access to a number of functions;-

File

The File menu controls all file management tools. The 'New VU-Net project' duplicates this function on the tool bar and is how
you create a new project. Note that you can have several projects open simultaneously although it is not something you will
need to do particularly often.
'Open Vu-Net project' enables you to open a project you have previously created and saved. As Vu-Net does not have an auto-
save function it is wise to save your work at every step as is good practice for any PO application.
'Close project' closes the presently active project leaving open any others that are also open in the file.
'Close All' closes all projects enabling you to start from scratch without closing and reopening the application.
'Save' is the standard Windows function to save the project, if it is the first time you have saved the project a window will appear
giving you the opportunity to give the project a name and to choose a convenient file locations. As with Display 2.1 it is sensible
practice to save the file in a folder dedicated to a specific event. All subsequent Saves will overwrite the existing file. As shown,
the keyboard shortcut Ctl+S can be used to save a project. It is a good idea to frequently save your work. Vu-Net files are saved
with a .vun file extension.
'Save As' gives you the facility to save your project with a different file name, retaining the original project. This could be useful
if you wanted to try something but still have the option of returning to you original project file.
'Save All' will save all projects running in the file simultaneously.
'Print' will print the system layout in the main system overview window.
'Exit' will close the application

Edit

The Edit menu has a number of functions available;-
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