Use this dialog box to insert new objects into a project or workspace, and to define the format of the ATEasy log as HTML or text.
Click here to use the Application Wizard to create a new application.
Click here to use the Library Wizard to create a new Library (DLL) project.
Click here to insert a new workspace into the ATEasy environment.
Click here to insert a new project into the current workspace.
Click here to insert a new Program module into the current workspace. If you want to add the Program module to the current project, click the Add to Project check box.
Click here to use the Summation Program Wizard to import a Summation Test Basic Program file (.src) to an ATEasy program.
Click here to insert a new System module into the current workspace.
Click here to insert a new Driver module into the current workspace. If you want to add the driver to the current project, click the Add to Project check box. Note that a system must exist in the project first.
Click this to use the Function Panel Driver Wizard to import a VXI Plug&Play Function Panel driver (.fp) and convert it an ATEasy driver.
Click this to use the IVI Driver Wizard to create an ATEasy IVI compatible driver for an IVI DLL driver.
Click HTML Format or Text Format to specify the format of the log output. In the drop-down list below, you can also specify whether the log output should be displayed in the test log window or the debug log window.
When you create ATEasy program or system or driver (provided that system already inserted in a project), this gives an option to insert into the current project or create a stand alone document.
Type the filename of the new object that you are inserting into the ATEasy environment. If you do not specify a filename, ATEasy names the file objectn.ext, where object is the name of the object type, n is a number that is incremented for each new object of that type, and ext is the object's file extension. For example, the second program that you insert would be named Program2.prg.
Specify the disk and directory location where you want the file to be saved. You can type the path or use the Browse button to navigate to it.