1.New project
A window opens in which you must make entries for creating the new project. For more information on this topic, see here
3.Open again
A list of the projects opened previously appears in the context menu. Then you can select and open a project with a single click.
4.Save
Your project is saved.
What is saved depends on the Settings you have made!
What is saved depends on the Settings you have made!
5.Save as
A window opens in which you must make entries for saving the project.
A complete project is always saved, regardless of the settings!
A complete project is always saved, regardless of the settings!
5.1.Folder
Specify the entire directory path here in which your project is to be saved.
The path specified here should not already contain the name of your project!
The path specified here should not already contain the name of your project!
6.Save with restoration point
Your project is saved and a restoration point is created. Details are contained in the settings.
7.Redo
8.List - The following restoration points are available
Here you see a list of all the backup copies of your current projects you have created. In the left-hand column, the date and time of the backup are shown. In the right-hand column you see the type of backup concerned in each case.
8.1.Options - Carry out the following actions before restoration:
8.2.Nothing
Nothing
8.2.1.Save (with automatic backup, if activated)
Your project is saved. What is saved depends on the settings you have made!
8.2.2.Save with restoration point
Regardless of the settings you have made, a complete backup of your project including a restoration point is created.
9.Documentation
You can have technical documentation for your project created fully automatically here. All settings of your project are listed in detail and saved in the HTML format. Here you can choose whether only an HTML file is created which contains everything, or whether a separate HTML file is created for each point.
10.Archive
Archives the project currently open. A ZIP file (PROJECT NAME.zip) is created which consists of PROJECT NAME.hs3, the subdirectory PROJECT NAME and, as an option, the directory "quad_config".
10.2.Project (without user passwords)
Empty strings are written to the archive instead of all user passwords.
10.3.Project+QuadClient (with user passwords)
All settings made in the QC Config are archived. In addition to the project directory mentioned above, the "quad_config" directory is also archived. As any passwords defined in the QC Config cannot be replaced with empty strings, it is only possible here to archive with passwords.
10.4.Open archive folder
Clicking this menu item creates a new folder called "My Archive" in "[My Documents]\[Company]\HS+FS Expert [version number]\".
Everything stored in this folder is packed into the ZIP archive file when you archive any project. The folder in this ZIP file is assigned the name "[project name]\hs_myarchive".
When importing a project archive file which contains the "[project name]\hs_myarchive" folder, the project is imported normally, i.e., no folder called "[project name]\hs_myarchive" is created in the project directory. However, if the "[My Documents]\[Company]\HS+FS Expert [version number]\My Archive" folder does not yet exist, it is also created and the contents of "[project name]\hs_myarchive" are copied into it.
If files from the archive folder "[project name]\hs_myarchive" already exist under "[My Documents]\[Company]\HS+FS Expert [version number]\My Archive", a standard Windows file dialogue appears for each file for overwriting this file.
Everything stored in this folder is packed into the ZIP archive file when you archive any project. The folder in this ZIP file is assigned the name "[project name]\hs_myarchive".
When importing a project archive file which contains the "[project name]\hs_myarchive" folder, the project is imported normally, i.e., no folder called "[project name]\hs_myarchive" is created in the project directory. However, if the "[My Documents]\[Company]\HS+FS Expert [version number]\My Archive" folder does not yet exist, it is also created and the contents of "[project name]\hs_myarchive" are copied into it.
If files from the archive folder "[project name]\hs_myarchive" already exist under "[My Documents]\[Company]\HS+FS Expert [version number]\My Archive", a standard Windows file dialogue appears for each file for overwriting this file.
Note
The "My Archive" folder is intended primarily for installers who can store an Expert setup there, for example, in order to transfer it automatically to a customer when transferring an archived project.
The name of the archive folder used in "[My Documents]\[Company]\HS+FS Expert [version number]\" differs according to the language configured in Expert.
The folder of the language currently configured is always used when archiving/importing.
The name of the archive folder used in "[My Documents]\[Company]\HS+FS Expert [version number]\" differs according to the language configured in Expert.
The folder of the language currently configured is always used when archiving/importing.
Important
This directory is not intended for storing all of your archived projects!
The total size of an archived project plus all the files stored in the "[My Documents]\[Company]\HS+FS Expert [version number]\My Archive" folder must not exceed 2 GB!
The total size of an archived project plus all the files stored in the "[My Documents]\[Company]\HS+FS Expert [version number]\My Archive" folder must not exceed 2 GB!
11.Import project
A standard Windows file dialogue window opens in which you can import a project previously exported as a ZIP archive.
12.Determine project ID
The current project ID is determined and displayed.
You can look up the project ID of the project currently active on the HS/FS on the Debug page.
You can look up the project ID of the project currently active on the HS/FS on the Debug page.