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2.9 The Registry Chapter 2 Installation The STAR*NET program makes use of your computer’s registry to keep track of certain default directories, files and options. The items saved in the registry are automatically created and managed by the program. The following describes some of the information stored there. � The location of the STAR*NET “system” directory, the directory containing the system files described in the previous section. � The current type of license key to look for (Local Key Only, Pro, Plus, Std, Lev) to determine what edition to run as, or to run as a Demo. � The size and location of the main STAR*NET window, plus the size and location of most sub-windows (i.e. the listing and plot windows) when the program was last used. The windows will come up looking the same the next run. � The Text Editor and Start-in Directory items selected by you using dialogs accessed from the Files menu. � The “Recent Projects” list appearing at the bottom of the Files menu. � Printer and Plotter device preferences. � The options last-used by the points “Reformatter” tool. � The options last-used by the GPS vector importer in the PRO edition for specific baseline formats. When you install STAR*NET on another computer, these registry entries, of course, are not copied and they will be reestablished by the program or reset by you. If you reinstall the program (or install an updated version) over the original installation on your computer, all existing registry information is preserved. If you uninstall the program, all existing registry information for the program is removed. Since this information is internally managed by STAR*NET, no documentation is given to externally edit information in the registry. 8
Chapter 3 USING STAR*NET 3.1 Overview The list below summarizes the sequence of tasks you generally follow when creating a project and performing adjustments with the STAR*NET program: � Open a new project. � Set options describing your project. � Create one or more input data files containing observations and control points. � Run the adjustment. � If errors or warnings were found, check the error listing for specific details. � Edit your input data files to correct any errors found. � Rerun the adjustment until there are no errors. � Display the network graphically on your screen. � Review the output listing. � Repeat the edit-run-review cycle as needed to get satisfactory results. � Print output listing, coordinate information and plot diagrams. This chapter briefly describes the steps in running a typical STAR*NET adjustment. Subsequent chapters will cover these topics and specialized features in detail. 3.2 How STAR*NET Handles Output Windows Before going on, a word should be said about how window sizing and placement is handled by STAR*NET. The size and location of the main program window as well as all the output windows (listing window, plot window, etc.) are remembered! You have full control of the size and location of these windows, and therefore you should set them the way you feel is most convenient for you. When you exit the program and later restart it, all the windows locate and size themselves the same way. For example, the output listing file window is one that you will always view, therefore you should make it as large as possible vertically and as wide as the output listing text. Once you do this, it will stay this way. You should also choose a convenient size and location for your plot window. Note that you can leave output windows open while you edit data and rerun an adjustment. Output windows (listings and plots) that are left open, will automatically regenerate to show the newly adjusted results. See Chapter 7, “Viewing and Printing Output” for more details on output windows. 9
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