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New: Creates a new workflow on the StarTeam Server of your choosing. If you are not already logged on to the server configuration that will store this new workflow, you must select the server configuration and provide logon information.
Open: Opens an existing workflow file. If you are not already logged on to the server configuration that stores the workflow, you must select the server configuration and provide logon information.
Close: Closes the current workflow file.
Save: Saves the current workflow file and checks in a new revision. There is no working file. This is equivalent to a force check-in.
Save As: Saves the current workflow file, allowing you to specify a new name or location, and checks in a new revision. If the application already has a file with this name at this repository location, you are asked if you want to overwrite the existing file. If you agree, a force check-in is performed. No working file is affected.
Save As Disabled: Deletes everything in the workflow file, saving a single <Disabled/> XML tag in its place. This tag disables workflow processing. To restore the workflow to its pre-disabled condition, check out a previous revision, import it into Workflow Designer, and save it. Why do you disable workflows? Suppose you have created a workflow and APE for change requests for an entire project. However, you want one view to have no workflow. In the folder for that one view in the StarFlow Extensions project, you would place a disabled workflow. When the application sees that the workflow has been disabled, it uses the APE without workflow.
Import: Loads a previously exported Workflow xml file into Workflow Designer.
Export: Saves the workflow document as a local .Workflow.xml file. Does not check in a new revision. This feature allows you to save a workflow that contains errors.
Check for Errors: Examines the workflow for errors that could prevent it from running and displays the results. Finding no errors does not mean that the workflow will run correctly, but it should run once the errors are corrected.
New Workflow Step: Allows you to draw a new step in the workspace.
Print: Prints the current workflow, reducing the diagram to fit on a single page.
Exit: Shuts down the program.