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When in Open next file dialog the user selects
Autoload next time, the file will be loading after the
main data file automatically. Then the file is listed in the
File ➙ Open next: menu. Using this menu item the
autoload can be disabled again.
This way it is possible to autoload one file.
File ➙ Open next:
When this menu item is enabled, it shows that the
automatic load of next file is enabled. By clicking this
menu item it is possible to disable the automatic file
load.
File ➙ Reload actual file
Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+R
The program re-opens (i.e. re-reads from the disc) the
currently open file. This command is useful if you know
that the file on the disc has changed and you want to load
these changes into the program.
If you are using Program settings ➙ Files ➙ Do
automatic check for newer versions of actual file,
the program automatically notifies the user of a change in
the currently open file and offers its reloading.
File ➙ Save
Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+S
The program saves the file on a disc. If you want save
your file under a different name than the current one, use
the Save As... command instead.
The program can skip unused locations of the memory.
See Program settings for details.
File ➙ Save as...
The program saves the open file on a disc under a new
name using the Windows standard dialog.
The program can skip unused locations of the memory
while saving or not to save certain selected locations.
See Program settings for details.
File ➙ Import data memory from
file...
Using the Windows standard dialog, the program reads
and imports the content of a data (EEPROM) memory
saved in a different file. This allows the user to load a
data memory if this has not been saved in the same file
as the code/main memory (this concerns ATmega8
microcontrollers, for example).
Important warning
Such a file, regardless of its content, is read from the zero
address as if it contained only the data (EEPROM)
memory. This means that a file generated normally by a
compiler cannot be correctly read using this command.
File ➙ Open file with data memory
automatically
With this option selected, the program automatically
loads the file for the data memory alongside with loading
the file for the code/main memory. This option is active
only if a separate file is loaded for the data memory.
File ➙ New project
Keyboard shortcut: Shift+Ctrl+N
This command creates a new project.
It is especially advisable to use project files if you
frequently switch between programming different device
types or if you are using several different programmers. A
project file contains all the corresponding settings and
provides for loading of all of them in one step.
File ➙ Open project...
Keyboard shortcut: Shift+Ctrl+O
Using the Windows standard dialog, the program opens
an already existing project file saved on a disc. If an
additional file had been opened together with the project,
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