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File Menu<br />

Edit::Insert Lets you add a new alternative, measure, measure<br />

category , or goal to your analysis. This option is only available in<br />

the Goals Hierarchy, Quick Entry and Matrix views.<br />

Edit::Modify Lets you view the properties dialog box for the<br />

object currently selected in the Goals Hierarchy or Matrix view. If<br />

one of these windows is not active, LDW will show you a list of<br />

the types of objects you can modify.<br />

Edit::Paste Lets you retrieve an object that you have previously<br />

saved with the Edit::Cut or Edit::Copy option.<br />

Edit::Undo Undo the last action taken.<br />

The File Menu lets you load and save LDW and other types of<br />

files and to print the active window.<br />

File::Exit End your LDW session. If you have not saved your<br />

analysis, LDW gives you the option to save it before the session<br />

ends.<br />

File::Export Save information in an LDW database to other file<br />

formats. The exported data can be the alternatives' measure<br />

levels or the utility for each measure and goal. Utilities will be<br />

based on the active preference set. You can also export a working<br />

utility function to Excel. The various export options are discussed<br />

starting on page 8-72.<br />

File::Import Load data on a set of alternatives from another file<br />

format. You can use the data to create a new LDW database or to<br />

update and/or append to the data currently loaded into LDW.<br />

The various import options are discussed starting on page 8-64.<br />

File::New Reload the "mini-analysis" shown when you start the<br />

program. If you have not saved your current analysis, LDW gives<br />

you a chance to save it before it is overwritten.<br />

File::Open The File::Open option lets you retrieve a previously<br />

saved analysis from the disk.<br />

File::Print Print the active window.<br />

File::Print Preview Create a view that will show how the active<br />

window will look when printed.<br />

11-4 Section 11 -- Commands Summary

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