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Getting Started The next screen (which you may or may not see) is the Tip Of the Day screen, which contains a different helpful tip whenever you start FieldGenius. Press the Continue button if you see this screen. Press the New button to create a new project. You will then have to enter a name for your new project, then press OK to continue. - 36 -
MicroSurvey FieldGenius 2012 You will now see the Project Review screen. This is where you can specify which Automap Library Template File, Feature List File, and Raw File to use, whether you want your raw file to be encrypted, or enter project information. Press Continue. Now the Unit Settings screen will appear allowing you to specify the units for your project. Set them as desired, then press the Save As Default Settings button to remember these settings for all subsequent new projects, then press OK. - 37 -
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Main Menu MAIN MENU Main Menu Main
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Settings Menu SETTINGS MENU Setting
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Calculations Menu CALCULATIONS MENU
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GPS Reference Baud Rate, Data Bits,
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