Text .ctx files are slower in operation than the binary .cim files. However, there may be times when you want to do a massive character search and replace, for example changing a tr in a Point ID to an RT. You can do this easily by saving the file as a .ctx file, opening it in a text editor such as Notepad and making your changes.
You save the .ctx file the same way you save a .cim file, except you select the (Text screens *.ctx) file format option.
Select the .ctx file encoding
Click the
button .The CimEdit menu opens.
Click the
button.The Options dialog box opens.
Select File.
Check one of the three encoding options.
The options are:
Unicode (UCS-2)
Unicode (UTF-8)
ANSI
Click
.Result: Ctx files will be saved in the selected encoding.
Decide the format for a CimEdit screen. |