7-9
Using VUE-IT
Clicking on a component (i.e. Cut, Compressor, Limiter, etc.) in the
Project Manager (see Figure 7-9) and then clicking on the Properties
button displays the properties for the selected component.
Component Properties allow the user to name the component and
enter notes related to that component. See Figure 7-14.
Component Export
Figure 7-15 Component export dialog.
To export component settings from the Project Manager, click on the
desired component entry in the Project Manager (see figure 7-9) and
then click on the Export button. You will then see a dialog box like
the one in Figure 7-15.
The Export Component dialog displays currently existing component
presets’ filenames in the lower left corner of the dialog. These files can
be sorted by clicking on the Name, Type, and Group heading
buttons. The first mouse click on one of these buttons will sort the list
in ascending order and the second click will sort the list in descending
order.
The Export Component dialog requires you to supply a name for both
the component settings and the group to which it is assigned. In
addition to these entries, you are also allowed to provide a brief
description of the settings. Once the component name, group, and
description have been entered, click on the OK button. Clicking on the
OK button causes the program to create a file holding the component
settings and description in the COMPLIB directory. The full path to the
COMPLIB directory is assigned when you first installed VUE-IT. See
the System Configurations entry for information on changing the
COMPLIB directory’s path.
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