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WinSieve Project Features

The WinSieve program has been designed around the concept of projects. A schematic of the database structure is shown on the next page followed by a detailed description of all the data fields. This data storage method allows for the expansion, archival and network administration of a large number of projects.

Using this method, a separate Microsoft Access 97 database is used to store each project for each application. Each project is stored in a separate directory which can be on the same computer or spread across a network. The number of databases for each project will depend upon the applications being used for that project.

A master project database, also in Microsoft Access 97 format, is used to keep track of the projects and their locations on the network. This master project database is also used to store data (such as symbol libraries and text macros) that is common to all projects and applications. In addition to the master project database, separate application master databases are used to store data that is common to all projects but specific to the application. A WinSieve master database is used to store templates which can be accessed by all projects.

The creation and editing of projects is supported by the following features:

1. Separate toolbar for project functions only.
2. No limit to the number of projects.
3. New projects can be easily created. Project directories are automatically created.
4. Existing projects can be opened and closed using toolbar and menu commands.
5. Projects can be deleted including project directories.
6. Projects not in master database can be imported into master database.
7. Multiple sieve analyses in a project can be printed at once.
8. Sieve analysis results can be exported to the clipboard, a bitmap file, a metafile or an exchange file.

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