Sharp PNSV01 Saving a timetable, Opening a timetable, Adjusting the scale, Save timetable

Timetable Editor

Creating a timetable

Adjusting the scale

Select intervals of 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes from the “Scale” list.

●Saving a timetable

Save timetable

Use this option when you want to save the currently edited timetable under its original name.

1.From the [File] menu, click [Save Timetable].

You can also save a timetable by clicking .

The timetable fle will be overwritten and saved with the same name.

When “Timetable Editor” is started, the title bar will read “Untitled”. If you attempt to save at this stage the [Save Timetable] dialog box will be displayed. For the remaining steps, refer to step 2 of “Save timetable as”.

Save timetable as

Use this option when you want to save the currently edited timetable under a different name.

1.From the [File] menu, click [Save Timetable As]. The [Save As] dialog box will appear.

2.Select the timetable folder in which the timetable is to be saved.

3.Enter a “Timetable Name” and click [Save].

The timetable will be saved with a different name.

●Opening a timetable

Load a timetable that you have already saved, and use it.

Editing only the places you want to change in an existing fle and saving the fle under a new name is an effcient way to create timetables.

1.From the [File] menu, click [Open Timetable].

You can also open a timetable by clicking .

The [Open Timetable] dialog box will appear.

2.Select the timetable folder containing the timetable.

3.From the “List of Timetable”, select a timetable, and click [Open].

The timetable you selected will be loaded into Timetable

Editor and you will be able to edit it.

Take care when saving a timetable you have edited using the [Save Timetable] option, as the changes you have made will be reflected in the original fle.

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