Grass Valley Xpanel Vertigo Suite v.4.8 - Manual (Page 135)

Xpanel User Manual 8-3
A Quick reference to Xpanel’s menus & toolbars
Project A project consists of multiple panels that are saved within one
project file (*.xpp). Each panel is an individual asset on the
system, but instead of opening each panel independently, opening
the project file opens all associated panels automatically.
•
Open: Opens the O PEN P ROJECT window, which lets you select
an existing Xpanel project to open.
• Save: Saves changes made to the currently open project and
its panels. If saving the project for the first time, it opens the
S
AVE P ROJECT window (otherwise it simply saves using the
current project name).
• Save As: Opens the S AVE P ROJECT window, which allows you
to save the currently selected project using a new name and/or
directory location.
Export • Export panel: Opens the S AVE A S window, which allows you
to export the selected panel by sending a copy of the panel out
of Xpanel and into a VxM Export folder which can be saved
anywhere on your system.
See “Exporting and importing a panel or project” on page 4-49
for more information.
Alternative access:
• Toolbar button:
• Export project: Opens the S AVE A S window, which allows you
to export the open project by sending a copy of the project (and
its panels) out of Xpanel and into a VxM Export folder which
can be saved anywhere on your system.
See “Exporting and importing a panel or project” on page 4-49
for more information.
Import • Import panel: Opens the I MPORT PANEL WITH ASSETS window,
which allows you to navigate to and then import panels that
were created in Xpanel and exported from a separate
system/network.
See “Exporting and importing a panel or project” on page 4-49
for more information.
Alternative access:
• Toolbar button:
• Import project: Opens the I MPORT PANEL WITH ASSETS
window, which allows you to navigate to and then import a
project that was created in Xpanel and exported from a
separate system/network.
See “Exporting and importing a panel or project” on page 4-49
for more information.