Enter object

This command enters the object, which has just been measured into the table.

This means that it has been permanently stored in the program memory and

can be redrawn with every new image arrangement if the option "Draw table"

has been selected. Every object transferred to the table can also be deleted.

Delete object

This command deletes an object from the table. Typically the last element in the

table is deleted.

The button   in toolbar carries out this operation. If however the table is displayed

in numeric format any element can be selected and then deleted by using the command

"Table - Delete entry". Or via the keyboard button -  "Del"

Measure object

Measurement can be activated and deactivated for each object. This allows objects to

be highlighted without any confusing display of dimensions. It also allows you to create

Show table 

This command opens or closes the window, which displays the numeric data in the table.

Only those data are shown in the table,which were entered using the command 

Table / Enter object (or from the toolbar).  When activated a check mark appears

against this menu item.

The button on the window can be used to save the measured values in an ASCII file;

they can then be further processed in other programs such as Excel.

Show Excel table

This menu item is visible if Microsoft™-Excel is installed on your computer. You can then

transfer the measured data directly to an Excel table.The measurement program will overwrite

the first two columns in this table. You can specify formulas and calculations in the table.

Their values are then automatically updated each time a measured value is entered. This function is

only available when Excel has been installed on the computer. If you  close the Excel program manually

after the measurement program has started, this function is automatically deactivated

and no new Excel table is created.

Fade in table

This command activates and deactivates the graphic display (that is, the graphic

display of the dimension lines) of the measurements and objects, which have been

saved and entered in the table. When activated a check mark appears against this

menu item.

Load table

This command allows you to load a previously saved table together with its associated

objects.

Note: while the program is running the PE setting is always to the last directory used.

This applies to all commands, which read or write to the hard disk with the exception

of program settings that are always stored in the working directory.

Save table

This command allows you to save the current table.

Note: while the program is running the PE setting is always the last directory used.

This applies to all commands, which read or write to the hard disk, with the exception

of program settings, which are always stored in the working directory.

Save measured values to an ASCII table

This command opens a dialogue box, which you can use to save the measured values

in the current table to an ASCII file. You can then use the measured values in other

programs.

Save table as CAD

Allows to save measured values as a CAD file; they can then be used in graphic programs.

A practical way to obtain dimensions of parts for which no drawing exists.

New table

This command asks for confirmation and after receiving, it deletes the current table.