RE: opening an .ss file

• To: "'Curtis Rueden'" <curtis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Subject: RE: opening an .ss file
• From: "User" <xxxxxx@xxxxxxxx>
• Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2003 13:24:20 -0700

Hi Curtis,

Attached is the file that I tried to open in the Visad spreadsheet cell. It
said that it "could not be converted to Visad data". I also saved it as a
.txt and opened it in Notepad just fine. Are you able to open it on yours?

Thanks,


-----Original Message-----
From: Curtis Rueden [mailto:curtis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 12:09 PM
To: User
Subject: RE: mouse clicking multiple cells


Hi,

"Save spreadsheet file" should enable you to do this.
Are you trying to load the .ss file on a different machine
than the one you saved it with?  If not, this could be a
bug in the SpreadSheet.  Take a look at the .ss file (it
should be readable as plain text), and see if anything
looks suspicious.

-Curtis

At 11:33 AM 7/2/2003, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Is there a way to save the current mappings in a spreadsheet cell and open
>up the saved copy later? I've tried using "Setup", "save spreadsheet file"
>and saving it as a .ss file. But when I try to load it, it says "the source
>could not be converted to a Visad spreadsheet file." 
>
>I also tried clicking on the floppy disk icon and saving the highlighted
>cell as a .gif and .bmp but when I open that, there are completely
different
>mappings set up in the mapping dialog. Plus, I don't want to just save a
>picture of the data in the cell. I'm trying to save the actual mappings.
>Does Visad have this capability?
>
>Thanks,

Attachment: myMappings.ss
Description: Binary data

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