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==Importing and Exporting Profiles== | |||
You can export a profile by selecting it in the {{ASTree}} and selecting ''Export'' from the context menu. You can import a profile by selecting the application name in the {{ASTree}} (e.g. ''Spectrogram and Parameters'') and selecting ''Import'' from the context menu. | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:13, 17 September 2019
A profile is a specific graphical and analysis parameter setup for a particular viewer. They are stored in the Workspace file and can be edited in the Application & Setup Tree. Each viewer application comes with a number of pre-configured profiles. Profiles can be copied, renamed and deleted. In order to create a new profile, copy an existing profile and then make the necessary changes to it's name and settings.
Pre-configured Profiles
Each of the viewer applications comes with a number of pre-configured profiles.
Importing and Exporting Profiles
You can export a profile by selecting it in the Application & Setup Tree and selecting Export from the context menu. You can import a profile by selecting the application name in the Application & Setup Tree (e.g. Spectrogram and Parameters) and selecting Import from the context menu.
