CinePlex v3 Manual - Plexon Inc

4.1.3 Changing and Saving Project Files
After importing the marker information from the data files into CinePlex Editor
and it is in the form of marker occurrences, the user may edit, extend, or even
delete the information; then the user may save the changes to a CPJ file. When
saving the CPJ file, CinePlex Editor also saves any new marker information that
it creates into the CPJ file. Thus, when re-loading a CPJ file, CinePlex Editor
completely restores the markers and marker occurrences that were present when
the CPJ file was saved.
4.1.4 Reopening Project Files
When subsequently re-opening a CPJ file, CinePlex Editor gets the marker data
exclusively from the CPJ file; CinePlex Editor does not re-import the markers
from the neural data or video files. However, CinePlex Editor does open the
original neural data and video files and reads them to get the neural spike data,
continuous data, and video images.
Note:
If the user moves the original neural data or video files to another location on
the hard drive, CinePlex Editor prompts to locate the files when re-opening the
project file.
4.1.5 Exporting Files
Although CPJ files cannot currently be used by any software other than CinePlex
Editor, the user may export all of the data stored in CPJ files into other formats,
such as PLX or NEX data files, text files, MATLAB files, or Excel spreadsheets.
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