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Rack Palette - Operators Manual - Strand Lighting

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Screen Layout<br />

File Menu<br />

The File pull down menu on the Menu Bar provides access to the following<br />

functions.<br />

• New - Use to create a new show. You will have to Save it to give it a name.<br />

• Open – Use to access an existing show for playback or editing. The File Open<br />

dialog box allows you to open <strong>Palette</strong> Show files, Checkpoint files and Backup files.<br />

By default, the combo is set to open <strong>Palette</strong> Show files (*.spf).<br />

• Close – Use to exit the show that is currently in use. If the show file has been<br />

changed, it will ask you to save first.<br />

• Save – Use to record the contents of the current show to disk. You can also press<br />

[S8] on the main softkey toolbar. Once you save the show, the old file on disk will be<br />

renamed YourShowFile.spb. The *.spb extension is used for backup files. The<br />

current show file is automatically backed up at regular intervals to a Checkpoint file.<br />

Checkpoint file use the same name as the show file, but has the extension *.spc. If<br />

your system crashes or you lose power, when you recover the Checkpoint file will<br />

be opened rather than the show file:<br />

You will need to verify you want to continue working with the Checkpoint file or the real<br />

show file. If you choose Yes to open the Checkpoint file, you will do a SaveAs the first<br />

time you choose Save. You can manually Open checkpoint files by changing the "Files<br />

of Type" combo in the File|Open dialog box to "<strong>Palette</strong> Checkpoint". Set the time<br />

interval of how often checkpoint files are written in Show Options. (Check out Mirrored<br />

Saves also found in Show Options) Checkpoint files are automatically deleted if you<br />

exit <strong>Palette</strong> manually.<br />

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