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When re-opening the project the libraries will be searched according to entries in the
library manager. So for example, if just the library file name is entered there, the
library will be searched in the libraries directories defined in the project options.
If libraries are not found when opening a project, you will be asked whether you want
to change the library directory defined in the project options. If you say no, a dialog
will open providing information on the libraries not found and the respective entries
in the Library Manager will be displayed red-colored. In this case you can select a red
entry and choose command Search from the context menu. Thus you will get the
dialog for opening a file where you can browse for the missing library and reload it
immediately.
Licensing
As soon as you include a library for which a license is needed and no valid license is
found, you may get a message that the library is only available in demo mode or that
the library is not licensed for the currently set target. You can ignore this message at
that time or start appropriate actions concerning the license. An invalid license will
produce an error during compile ('Project' 'Build'). In this case a doubleclick on the
error message resp. <F4> will open the dialog 'License information' where you can
start the appropriate actions guided by a wizard.
8.5.5 Remove Library
With the 'Edit' 'Delete' command you can remove a library from a project and from the
library manager.
8.5.6 'Extras' 'Properties'
This command will open the dialog 'Informations about internal (resp. external)
library'. For internal libraries you will find there all data, which have been inserted in
the Project Info (where applicable including the license information) when the library
had been created in »PLC Designer«. For external libraries the library name and library
path will be displayed.
8.6 Log...
The log stores in chronological order actions that occur during an Online session. For
this purpose a binary log file (*.log) is set up. Afterward, the user can store excerpts
from the appropriate project log in an external log.
The log window can be opened in either Offline or Online mode and can thus serve as
a direct monitor online.