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If you plan to<br />

compile your<br />

own database,<br />

see Section 7<br />

before saving<br />

files.<br />

Reading MicroPlates<br />

1. Click the Write Data To Data File drop-down list on the Data<br />

window to select Yes (if you want the software to save files) or No<br />

(if you don’t want to save files).<br />

Note: This feature gives a default answer of Yes in the Write Data To<br />

Data File and the Auto Write to Data File fields when the program is<br />

running in Restricted mode. “Set Up” privileges are required to<br />

change these defaults.<br />

2. If you selected No, the two fields below will close. If you selected<br />

Yes, two new fields remain. Click on the Output Data File Name<br />

field. A Save As dialog box appears. Enter the desired file name<br />

(D4C extension) or choose a previously created data file.<br />

3. Use the Auto Write To Data File drop-down list to select Yes (if<br />

you want to automatically save your results) or No (if you don’t<br />

want to automatically save your results).<br />

Note: For easier<br />

editing and<br />

compiling of saved<br />

data in the future,<br />

separate different<br />

plate types into<br />

individual data files.<br />

CLOSE-UP OF OUTPUT PORTION OF SET UP WINDOW<br />

Note: If you are working in Restricted mode, new entries are saved as<br />

Read Only files. Original files cannot be edited. Make a backup for<br />

editing.<br />

<strong>MicroStation</strong> <strong>System</strong>/<strong>MicroLog</strong> User Guide Apr 07 Section 5 � Page 15

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