Import and export

We have a cool update today that a lot of you have been asking for. Uh we know that sometimes syncing or sharing isn't the best way to get information from one place to another. And so what we've done is to the share menu here for both starter and pro users, we've added export project and click this. And as you can see, this is going to save an external file of your project. It's going to be everything inside the project. uh lists, diagrams, crew, although you can turn that off. And it's worth noting that only you can import the crew that you know. And when you hit save as, you can see we're going to just save this external file. I'm going to call this a project export, but it's just going to give it your project name, whatever that is. And now it's saved. And I can see that here I now have this project export.CE file. I can do anything I want with that. I can email it to somebody. I can put it in an external drive. Doesn't matter. So, it works as backup. It works as distribution. It's up to you. And now when I go back in here, we have this import button. And you can double click on a file and it'll open in the scenario app if you have it. But the easiest way here is to import. I'm just going to hit project export. Bring it in. It's going to show me that it has two diagrams in one list. Good. That's what we expect. And I can include the crew member details for my projects. Again, that's only if they are your own crew. Import it. And now here we here we have it. This is the the imported project. This one was the original. This one is imported. And when you open it up, you can see we have all the same silly looking stuff there. So that's project exporting and importing. Enjoy it.

It's release day and this week's release is small but mighty. A lot of you have been asking for this because when you finish a diagram, you can do a few different things with it. One, you can share it with your crew and that's great, but uh you might also want to make it part of a presentation packet. You might want to print it out, have a few different copies floating around. And when you do that, you need a full resolution image, like truly full resolution. and the ability to render an actual image like that just doesn't really work. So, we added PDF export. You can save a PDF right from here. That's going to generate a PDF of your entire diagram and save it to wherever you want. Uh this is on a computer, on an iPad, you can uh email it to somebody, that type of thing. Now, the great thing about it is when you go look at that PDF and you zoom all the way into it, you'll see that all of the items, all of the text are vector. They're res they're resolution independent. You can print this any size that you want and it's going to look perfect. Keeps the file size small. Obviously, with images, uh those are just going to be what they are, but the rest of it is going to look crisp no matter how big you want to print it. Uh so that is the the main update that we've made. We've also made a little usability update because we realized that when you lock something, it's kind of a pain to go unlock it or hide it in this case. So we have this fixture here. Uh and before you had to go to details and you had to go to hide and you had to do it there. Now you can just click over here just to undo that. And it works the same way with lock. If you Select that and lock it. I just use command K because that's the fastest way. But now if it's here, I just unlock it like that and it's done. So we hope you enjoy that little update as well as the massive update that is PDF rendering.