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Chapter 2: Using Prime–Structure Prediction
Maestro projects containing multiple runs are useful for comparing the results of workflows in
which different selections and options were chosen: for example, a different template selected
for building, or a job performed with a different set of options. Creating these multiple runs
may involve navigating to an earlier step in your current run, making different selections, and
then navigating forward again in a new run. For a description of the features used in navigation
(the Next button, the Back button, and the Guide), see Section 2.2 on page 7.
If you return to an earlier step in your current run and make different choices as you proceed
forward, you will be asked whether you want to overwrite your existing data. If you want to
keep the data in your current run for comparison rather than overwriting it, you can start a new
run. The commands for saving the old run, starting a new one, and switching between Prime
runs are found under the Prime File menu.
The File menu commands for managing runs are:
New
Asks for a new run name (all run names must be unique), and starts a new run at the Input
Sequence step.
Save As
Copies the current run under a new run name and switches to the new run. The original run is
saved under the original name. If you open a new project and begin a workflow without explicitly
giving the run a name, it will be given the default name of run1.
Rename
Asks for a new name for the current run. All run names must be unique.
Delete
Deletes the current run, on confirmation.
Open
Displays a list of options for switching to another run. The list includes the four most recently
used runs. If there are more than four runs in the current project, click the More option to select
a run by name.
To backtrack and try a different set of choices without overwriting your current workflow:
1. Choose Save As from the Prime File menu.
This saves the current run under the old name (run1 is the default for the first run in a
new project) and creates a copy under the new name.
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