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Operation - Using XStudio 81

4.4.3 Saving a Log

Save a log by selecting File | Save Log. You can also use the toolbar button for saving a log. If the log

already exists in the save location, you'll be prompted and offered the opportunity to either overwrite

the existing log or cancel the save operation.

A check will be made, prior to saving, to see if the log file might have been changed by someone else

while you were editing. If so, a prompt will appear advising you that the log on disk has changed from

when you opened it. You can either continue with the save or cancel saving.

You can also "Save a Log As.." When this menu item is selected, a save log

dialog appears, similar to the display you see when opening a log. You can

even select an entirely different station and save the log!

A log can also be saved as an XStudio Emergency Log. See the topic on

Emergency Logs for more information.

4.4.4 Changing Log Appearance

You can change certain aspects of how log items are displayed from the View menu. XStudio offers

multiple ways to display cart (audio item) times, and provides the means to highlight carts (audio items)

that are either not valid for the log date or missing from the audio inventory. In addition, the text and

background color of all log items can be controlled, as can the log font style and size.

Settings modified from the View menu take effect immediately when changed

and are "remembered" by XStudio, so the next time you launch the program,

your settings are restored.

Display Spot Times

You can choose how to display spot times - the default is not to display them at all - by selecting the

menu item View | Log Display | Spot Times and then selecting how you want the spot times

displayed, as shown.

Select the option "Log Times" to display the spot (audio item) times in the traditional format that DCS

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