STAR*NET V6 - Circe
STAR*NET V6 - Circe
STAR*NET V6 - Circe
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3.3 The Menu System<br />
Chapter 3 Using <strong>STAR*NET</strong><br />
<strong>STAR*NET</strong> menu items are arranged so that you work from left to right when creating<br />
and running a project. First you use the File menu to open a new or existing project.<br />
Then you set specific project Options, prepare one or more Input data files, Run your<br />
adjustment, and finally, review the Output listing and plot.<br />
The Tools menu item offers additional utilities described later in Chapter 9.<br />
Buttons on the tool-bar provide quick access to the “most-used” menu functions:<br />
a b c d e f g h i j<br />
a. Create a New Project<br />
b. Open an Existing Project<br />
c. Set Project Options<br />
d. Create or Edit Input Data Files (Right-click the button to edit current file)<br />
e. Run an Adjustment (The “e” indicates that error propagation is to be performed)<br />
f. List Errors (When indicated by a red “!” button)<br />
g. View Output Listing File<br />
h. View Network Plot<br />
i. Preview a Text File or Plot (As it would appear printed)<br />
j. Print a Text File or Plot<br />
3.4 Opening a Project<br />
Create a new project by choosing File>New Project or by pressing the New tool button.<br />
Browse if required to a folder where you want to create the project. Enter the name of the<br />
project (with no extension) and press Open. For example, if you enter the project name<br />
SouthPark, a new SouthPark.prj file is created which will contain options for the your<br />
new project.<br />
Open an existing project by choosing File>Open Project, or by pressing the Open tool<br />
button. Browse if required to the folder containing your project. Highlight your existing<br />
project’s “PRJ” file and press Open – or simply double-click the existing “PRJ” file.<br />
Alternately, if your project is one you recently worked with, open it by selecting its name<br />
from the “recent projects” list at the bottom of the File menu.<br />
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