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=Opening EXISTING Project View – OnePager Express Desktop for Version 5.3 (X53-7_6_2-11272015)=
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==Overview==
  
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Once project views are created, they can be re-opened from the “OnePager Express Start” form either by launching OnePager from the desktop icon and '''opening''' the desired project view or by finding the .TAM file and '''double-clicking''' it. The purpose of this scenario is to retrieve a project view for inclusion in another presentation or to further edit the project view. Using this methodology does not import any new or old data from Microsoft Excel.  
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Once project views are created, they can be re-opened from the '''OnePager Express Start''' form either by launching OnePager from the '''desktop''' icon and opening the desired project view or by double-clicking on a '''.TAM'''.  
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The purpose of this scenario is to retrieve a project view for inclusion in another presentation or to further edit the project view. Using this methodology does not import any new or old data from Microsoft Excel.  
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==Procedures==
  
 
The steps to open and EXISTING project view are shown in the steps below:
 
The steps to open and EXISTING project view are shown in the steps below:
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1) Launch OnePager from the ''desktop'' icon or by double-clicking the desired '''.TAM''' file.
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1) Launch OnePager from the desktop icon or by double-clicking the desired .TAM file.
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2) The OnePager splash page will appear briefly followed by the OnePager Project View Editor form displaying the “OnePager Express Start” form.  Click the “OPEN” button on the “OnePager choices” form. OnePager will display a list of recently-used project views and the word “BROWSE FILES…”  If you click “BROWSE FILES…,” you will get a Windows “Open” form where you may select a project view to open.
 
2) The OnePager splash page will appear briefly followed by the OnePager Project View Editor form displaying the “OnePager Express Start” form.  Click the “OPEN” button on the “OnePager choices” form. OnePager will display a list of recently-used project views and the word “BROWSE FILES…”  If you click “BROWSE FILES…,” you will get a Windows “Open” form where you may select a project view to open.
  
 
<center>[[File:X53-7_6_2-53-(WF1)-11272015.png]]</center>
 
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3) Selecting a project view to open will tell OnePager to retrieve and display it. No data are imported from any Microsoft Excel plan.
 
3) Selecting a project view to open will tell OnePager to retrieve and display it. No data are imported from any Microsoft Excel plan.
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5) Once a project view with multiple snapshots is opened, you may want to go between snapshots. There are two methods to do this.
 
5) Once a project view with multiple snapshots is opened, you may want to go between snapshots. There are two methods to do this.
  
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:a) The first is to use the forward/back arrows on the “View” tab to move between snapshot dates.  
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:a) The first is to use the '''forward/back'' arrows on the '''View''' tab to move between snapshot dates.  
  
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:b) The second method is to click the “List All” button on the OnePager “View” tab which will display a list of all available snapshot dates for the project view as shown below:
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:b) The second method is to click the '''List All''' button '''View''' tab which will display a list of all available snapshot dates for the project view as shown below:
  
 
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6) In addition to editing the opened project view and switching between snapshots you can also use the '''Data''' tab on the ribbon to replace snapshots, add snapshots, and perform custom updates. The '''Data''' tab on the ribbon appears as shown below:
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6) In addition to editing the opened project view and switching between snapshots you can also use the “Data” tab on the OnePager ribbon to replace snapshots, add snapshots, and perform custom updates. The “Data” tab on the ribbon appears as shown below:
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==Related Links==
 
==Related Links==
  
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[[Creating a NEW Project View via Pull Update - OnePager Pro for Version 5.3]] 7.13.1-53
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[[Creating a NEW Project View via Pull Update - OnePager Pro for Version 5.3 | Creating a NEW Project View via Pull Update - OnePager Pro]]
  
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[[Creating a NEW Project View via Pull Update - OnePager Express  for Version 5.3 | Creating a NEW Project View via Pull Update - OnePager Express]]
  
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[[REPLACING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Pro for Version 5.3]] 7.14.1-53
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[[REPLACING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Pro for Version 5.3 | REPLACING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Pro]]  
  
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[[REPLACING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Express for Version 5.3 | REPLACING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Express]]
  
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[[ADDING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Pro for Version 5.3]] 7.15.1-53
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[[ADDING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Pro for Version 5.3 | ADDING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Pro]]  
  
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[[ADDING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Express for Version 5.3]]   7.15.2-53
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[[ADDING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Express for Version 5.3 | ADDING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Express]]
  
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[[Custom Update (Replacing) of a Snapshot via Pull Operation - OnePager Pro for Version 5.3]] in a project view 7.16.1-53
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[[Custom Update (Replacing) of a Snapshot via Pull Operation - OnePager Pro for Version 5.3 | Custom Update (Replacing) of a Snapshot via Pull Operation - OnePager Pro]]
  
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[[Custom Update (Replacing) of a Snapshot via Pull Operation - OnePager Express for Version 5.3]] in a project view 7.16.2-53
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[[Custom Update (Replacing) of a Snapshot via Pull Operation - OnePager Express for Version 5.3 | Custom Update (Replacing) of a Snapshot via Pull Operation - OnePager Express]]
  
 
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Revision as of 16:14, 25 February 2016

Overview

Once project views are created, they can be re-opened from the OnePager Express Start form either by launching OnePager from the desktop icon and opening the desired project view or by double-clicking on a .TAM.

The purpose of this scenario is to retrieve a project view for inclusion in another presentation or to further edit the project view. Using this methodology does not import any new or old data from Microsoft Excel.

Procedures

The steps to open and EXISTING project view are shown in the steps below:

X53-7 6 2-53-(1)-11272015.png

1) Launch OnePager from the desktop icon or by double-clicking the desired .TAM file.

2) The OnePager splash page will appear briefly followed by the OnePager Project View Editor form displaying the “OnePager Express Start” form. Click the “OPEN” button on the “OnePager choices” form. OnePager will display a list of recently-used project views and the word “BROWSE FILES…” If you click “BROWSE FILES…,” you will get a Windows “Open” form where you may select a project view to open.

X53-7 6 2-53-(WF1)-11272015.png

3) Selecting a project view to open will tell OnePager to retrieve and display it. No data are imported from any Microsoft Excel plan.

4) Once the project view is displayed and available, you may edit, save, and copy the project view to a PowerPoint slide or elsewhere as described previously.

5) Once a project view with multiple snapshots is opened, you may want to go between snapshots. There are two methods to do this.

a) The first is to use the forward/back arrows on the View' tab to move between snapshot dates.
b) The second method is to click the List All button View tab which will display a list of all available snapshot dates for the project view as shown below:
X53-7 6 1-53-(3)-11272015.png

6) In addition to editing the opened project view and switching between snapshots you can also use the Data tab on the ribbon to replace snapshots, add snapshots, and perform custom updates. The Data tab on the ribbon appears as shown below:

X53-7 6 1-53-(4)-11272015.png

Related Links

Creating a NEW Project View via Pull Update - OnePager Pro

Creating a NEW Project View via Pull Update - OnePager Express

REPLACING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Pro

REPLACING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Express

ADDING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Pro

ADDING a Snapshot via Pull Update - OnePager Express

Custom Update (Replacing) of a Snapshot via Pull Operation - OnePager Pro

Custom Update (Replacing) of a Snapshot via Pull Operation - OnePager Express

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