Saving Script Files in GGP
Overview
The File | Save function in GGP saves your current script file, preserving the following information:
Current map scale and zoom level
Active overlays and raster files
Centre position of the map display
Saving a Script
If the script file already exists, it will be saved immediately without further prompts.
If the script is new, or if you choose File | Save As, a dialog will appear prompting you to name the file.
How to Save:
Select File | Save or File | Save As.
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Use standard Windows file navigation to choose a save location.
A GGP Places Bar appears on the right for quick folder access.
Use the GGP Folders buttons to navigate to the appropriate level.
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Enter a Script File Name.
The file will be saved with a
.GSCextension by default.Note:
.SCRfiles are no longer supported as they can conflict with screensaver formats and antivirus software.
Special Case: New Scripts from Gazetteer Search
If you performed a Gazetteer Search using File | New Script, GGP automatically creates a temporary script file named:
Newmap01Newmap02Newmap03
These are system-assigned names. To retain your work:
Choose File | Save As
Enter a new, meaningful name for your script.
Click OK to save.
See Script Files for more details on managing and using scripts.
Important Note About Licence Timeout
If your GGP session has been idle for too long and your GGP licence times out, you may see a Save dialog.
In this case:
The Cancel option will not return you to the system.
You must complete the save process or close the session.
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