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If the corrected line did not pass the validity checks or was altered by the user in such a way that it no longer passed its validity checks then the Use >> button would be
For more information on corrupt files see Appendix A.
Once the processing is completed we are informed that there is no uncorrected corruption and presented with a screen similar to the one below:
As can be seen although it has been corrected the original corrupted line for device 13 is still shown in the white text box.
To inform the user that it has been corrected the software adds a ' C ' at the end of the line.
This is also true for the instances where the user has selected to delete or skip a corrupt line, a 'D' or '*S*' being added respectively.
If there is uncorrected corruption contained in your source files that has been skipped you will not be given the option of generating a report. Again for more information on corruption see Appendix A.
Provided this is not the case (there is either no corruption or it has been corrected/deleted) then the user is given the option of viewing the raw data or producing a report, as detailed in the next section.
6.1.4iii Report Generation
Once the processing and correction of source file data (if required) has been completed the process files button disappears and you are presented with three new options:
1)Raw Data
2)Full Report
3)Weak Strengths Only
Depending on the size of the system being analysed the raw data option will show either on the screen, or saved to a file, the data it will use for the creation of its report. If displayed the raw data can be saved using the Save Text >> button or printed using the Print Text >> button.
The full report option will generate a listing as follows:
First the files used in the analysis along with their creation/modification date are displayed. Then each
Included with each device is the panel with the highest communication strength to this device.
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