Fourtec MicroLite - 2.3.8. Saving Data; 2.4. MicroLab Lite Basics; 2.4.1. Opening Files; 2.4.2. Displaying Properties

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Use the Data Map (refer to page 16) to navigate between the different data sets.
2.3.8. Saving Data
To save the displayed data, click Save on the main toolbar. The data currently
displayed by the graph will be saved in the MicroLite Data folder:
C:\Program Files\Fourier Systems\MicroLab Lite\MicroLite Data
The data file name consists of the MicroLite name (Comment, refer to page 11) and of
the time and date at which it was saved.
To save data in a different location or under a different name, use the Save as…
command from the File menu:
1. Select Save as… from the File menu.
2. Enter a new name in the File name box.
3. To save the data in a different folder, select a drive and/or folder from the Save in
dialog box.
4. Click Save.
If you’ve downloaded data from more than one MicroLite and you want to save all the
data sets, select Save all from the File menu.
Note: If you want to remove unwanted data before saving, apply the Crop tool (refer to
page 19).
2.4. MicroLab Lite Basics
2.4.1. Opening Files
1. Click Open on the main toolbar.
2. To open a file that was saved in a different folder, select a drive and/or folder in the
Look in dialog box.
3. Double-click the file you want to open.
2.4.2. Displaying Properties
You can change the way numbers and dates will be displayed on screen.
1. Click File on the main menu, and then click Display properties.
2. Under Decimal place settings, enter the number of decimal places you want to
display (enter a number between 0 and 4) for each sensor.
3. Under the Date format settings, select the desired format option.
4. Click OK.
2.4.3. Printing a Graph
1. Click Print on the main toolbar to open the Print Options dialog box.
2. Click the Graph option.
3. Click Print to open the Print dialog box.
4. Click OK.
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