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Chapter 10: Blue-White Regional Picking Processes
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Selecting Blue-White Regional Picking Routines
1. In the Routines window, select to create a new routine or to edit a routine.
To create a new routine, click New Routine.
To edit a routine, click Run Existing Routine and then select the name of the routine
from the Select Routine list.
To run the routine without making changes, select the Skip Steps check box.
2. Click Next to go to the next step.
If you select to create a new routine or to edit a routine, see Selecting Barcode Options
on page 122 .
If you select the Skip Steps check box to run the routine without making changes, see
Viewing the Settings Summary on page 106 .
Note: You can import, export, and delete routines in the Routines window.
Adding and Removing Blue-White Regional Picking Routines
The Select Routine list contains the routines that are in the database. Only routines that match
the type of routine that you are creating are included in the list. For example, a white light and
fluorescent imaging routine is not included in the Select Routine list if you are creating a White
Light only routine.
If you have a saved routine from a different computer, you can import the routine. You can also
export a routine from the database so that it can be imported into the database on a different
computer. If you no longer need a routine, you can delete it from the database.
Importing Routines
Before you can import a routine, you must export the routine from the other computer in .xml
format and then save the export file on the system computer.
To import the .xml file, click Import and then locate and select the file. Click Import to add the
routine to the database.
If the routine is of the same type as the one you are creating, then the imported routine displays
in the Select Routine list.
Exporting Routines
To export a routine, click Export and then navigate to the location that you want to save the .xml
file. You can change the name of the file. Click Export to save the routine in .xml format.