BINARY FILE VIEWER DOWNLOAD
By selecting the required file(s) for the Item Revision, on its Details aspect view tab, right-clicking, and choosing the Download command from the context menu.Now when you try to define a new document default from the connected Workspace, you can browse for the binary file, and the preferences entry will populate accordingly.Ĭlick the Explore button in the Download from Server dialog, to quickly explore to the download folder. Upload a needed document (for example, an OutputJob file) to the initial revision of a new binary file. So you need to upload the required template document into the revision of a binary file, and then use that for the new document default. A default template document can be file-based, or from a connected Workspace.įor some document types ( ActiveBOM Document, Out Job File, Multi-board Schematic, and Multi-board Assembly), a Workspace-based default template document can be sourced only from a binary file. This is performed from the Defaults tab of the Data Management – Templates page of the Preferences dialog. Reuse with Template PreferencesĪs part of your Altium Designer Preferences, you are able to define default template documents used when creating a new document of a particular type.
Uploading files using the drag and drop method.
Once the desired file list is ready, proceed with the upload by clicking the OK button.
BINARY FILE VIEWER CODE
Several default example schemes are available, utilizing the short-form code for either the folder type ( ABC – Altium Binary Catalog) or the content type ( ABF – Altium Binary File): This defines the format of the unique ID for each Item created in that particular folder. Specifying the folder type – its intended use – gives a visual indication of the content of that folder when browsing the Workspace.Īnother important aspect of the parent folder is the Item Naming Scheme employed for it. To nominate a folder's use as a container for binary files, set its Folder Type as Binary Files, when defining the folder properties in the Edit Folder dialog. It simply provides a visual 'clue' as to what is stored in a folder and can be beneficial when browsing a Workspace for particular content. This has no bearing on the content of the folder – uploading will always result in Binary File Item. When creating the folder in which to store a binary file, you can specify the folder's type. This allows you to effectively take advantage of the Workspace's secure nature, and underlines the Workspace as being the perfect place to store anything, including your source binary files together in a single entity.Īnd facilitating the streamlined flow of data files, bi-directional drag-and-drop functionality is provided, enabling you to quickly move files between folders in your Workspace, and folders in your Windows Explorer. Such Items can be created to accommodate one or more files of any format.
BINARY FILE VIEWER FREE
Altium Designer, in conjunction with your conencted Workspace, caters for the ability to store free files in a special content type – the Binary File Item.
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