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File Menu > Opening a File Use the File/Open File function to load a Temprecord data file from disk and display it in graph form. You can use this function to inspect Temprecord data files previously saved on disk.
Temprecord data files have the filetype or extension of .TR. In Explorer and they will show in the Open Dialog with this icon:
By default the Temprecord data file open dialog only shows .TRX files, even though other file types may be present in the folder. You open a file by selecting it and clicking the Open button. You can also open a Temprecord data file by double-clicking it in the File Open dialog. You can open several files at once by selecting them each (hold the Ctrl key down and click on each one you want to open) and then clicking the Open button.
There are other ways to open Temprecord data files:
•From explorer, drag the data file onto the Temprecord icon on your desktop. •You can open multiple files this way by selecting them in explorer and dragging the group onto the icon. •Drag a file or group of files onto the Temprecord window. •Double click a file in explorer. If Temprecord is not running it will start and load the file. If it is already running the file will be loaded.
Each time you open a file, Temprecord opens another window to display the file in. The number of files you can have displayed is limited only by the amount of memory your computer has, but in practice is many more than you would normally want. You can alter the way each of these windows is displayed with the View menu.
Unless you explicitly specify it, the file type of Temprecord data files is always assumed to be ‘.TR’. You can change this if you wish, but it is not recommended, as other Temprecord functions assume the use of this filetype.
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