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EBS‑2600 User Man
ual
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5.5. SAVING A PROJECT
The currently edited project can be saved in the editor in two ways:
‑ save the project with its exiting name or a new name; the project editor is not exited,
‑ save the project with its exiting name and exit the project editor.
The icon is available only when contents of the project being edited or project parameters have
been modified. If modifications are made, the project name is displayed in yellow.
To save the project with a different name:
1. Press
in the project editor window..
The project library is displayed. The project with the name currently displayed is selected by de -
fault.
2. Enter a new project name or leave the current name unchanged.
3. Press
to acknowledge.
If the current name is still to be used, a dialog box is displayed where you are requested to ac -
knowledge that the project should be overwritten.
4. Press to acknowledge.
The project editor window is displayed again.
The project is saved with the selected name.
To save the project with its current name and exit the project editor:
1. Press
in the project editor window..
The project editor is closed.
The window from which the project editor has been called is displayed.
The project is saved with its current name.
On saving the project open for printing/being printed, you are requested to acknowledge in the dialog
box displayed whether the project open for printing/being printed shall be reloaded or not .
5.6. PROJECT RECOVERY
Project recovery is not available to operator ‑type users.
If the printer shuts down ( e.g . in emergency shutdown mode) while an unsaved project is being edited,
the recovery tool starts running after printer restart and opening of the project for editing.
With the tool you can decide which version of the project shall be saved:
– original version,
– rescue copy.