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Getting Started TSTool Documentation <br />3.4 File Menu - Main Input and Output Control <br />The File menu provides standard input and output features as described below. Some menus are visible <br />only when certain input types are enabled (see the Installation and Configuration Appendix). Some <br />menus are only enabled when time series have been processed. <br />File Edit View Commands <br />Open F <br />Save F <br />Print F <br />Properties F <br />Set Working Directory... <br />Exit <br />File Menu <br />3.4.1 File ... Open — Open Command File or Databases <br />The File ... Open menu displays menu items as follows: <br />Command File... <br />DIADvisor... <br />RiversideDB... <br />File ... Open Menu <br />Menu File <br />Menu_File_Open <br />The File... Open... Command File menu item displays a dialog to select an existing command file. After <br />a file is selected, the file contents replace the contents of the Commands list. If commands already exist <br />in the Commands list and have been modified, you are given the option of saving the existing commands <br />first. Opening a command file causes the working directory to be set to the directory from which the <br />command file was read, as if the setworkingDir () command was executed. Consequently, <br />setworkingDir () commands may not be needed. <br />TSTool will attempt to automatically update older command files to new syntax if a command has <br />changed. If a change occurs, the command file will be marked as modified and will need to be saved to <br />reflect the changes. If an error occurs updating a command, it will be marked with an error and a <br />comment will be inserted with the original command and indicating that an automated update could not <br />occur. Unrecognized commands are marked with an error and will generate errors if run. <br />The File... Open... HydroBase menu item displays the Select HydroBase dialog discussed in Section <br />3.2 (see also the HydroBase Input Type Appendix). <br />The File... Open... RiversideDB menu item displays a dialog to select a RiverTrak System configuration <br />file, which specifies the location of a RiversideDB database (see the RiversideDB Input Type <br />Appendix). <br />Getting Started - 10 42 <br />