STAR*NET V6 - Circe

To run the utility, follow these steps:
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1. Select a format from the “Format Style” dropdown selection box. A sample of the
output style will appear in the “Example of Formatted Output” box. In the example
shown on the previous page, the “Comma Separated” format was selected. Note that
a few format styles are provide with the program, and others may be defined by you
as described later in this section.
2. The output file created will be given your project name with a “REF” extension (for
example, SouthPark.ref). The name is shown in the “Output to File” field. To use a
different name, press the “Change” button and enter a different name.
3. If you need to change any options (as described below), change to the Options tab,
make the changes, then return to the Reformat tab.
4. Press the “Reformat” button to perform the actual reformatting.
5. Finally, to review the contents of the output file, go to the “Output File” tab.
To change reformatting options, go to the “Options” dialog tab:
In the Options dialog, select whether to export main network stations, sideshot stations,
or both. You can also choose to have one or the other, or both sorted by names. If you
sort both groups, then you can also choose to have the two coordinate lists merged.
By default, the Points Reformatter utility creates an export file with a “REF” extension
(meaning reformatted). However you can change this default extension in the options if
you wish. Press the “Change” button and enter a new extension. Note that you are
restricted from using certain extensions reserved by the program.
Any options set during a reformatting session are saved and will be used as defaults for
the next reformatting run in any project.
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