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19.7 Exporting film thickness objects<br />

1. Click in the Database menu on Film thickness objects.<br />

2. Click in the Database: Film thickness objects window<br />

on the film thickness object which you want to export.<br />

If you want to export several film thickness objects together, keep the<br />

CTRL key pressed down and then click on the film thickness objects to<br />

be exported. These are written to the same file when exported.<br />

3. Click on Export. The Export to file window appears.<br />

In the File name field a designation is suggested, consisting of the film<br />

thickness object designation and the tag .iftx, if you have selected a single<br />

film thickness object or *.iftx, if you have selected several film thickness<br />

objects. In this case you must enter a designation instead of the *.<br />

4. Select the drive and the directory to which the file should be written.<br />

5. Click on OK. The data is converted to ASCII format and written<br />

to the appropriate file.<br />

19.8 Importing film thickness objects<br />

1. Click in the Database menu on Film thickness objects.<br />

2. Click on Import. The Import file window appears.<br />

3. Select the drive and the directory to which you want to import the file.<br />

All *.iftx and *.ift files are displayed in the selected directory.<br />

4. Select the required file.<br />

5. Click on OK. The Confirm import window appears.<br />

6. Confirm the import by clicking on OK. The name of the film thickness<br />

object to be imported appears in the list in the Database: film thickness<br />

objects window.<br />

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