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Every project can be exported before it is removed from the server. By exporting old projects, so you can free up some server storage on your server, and . You can import the exported project in to back into Partek Flow later on if needed. When you are an opened project,

Exporting a Project

Open a project and on the analysis page, click on the gear  button to and choose Image Added Export project option (Figure 1), or on the . You can also export the project directly from Partek Flow home page , click on by clicking the  button  icon under the Action column (Figure 2). 

When you export a project, you will be asked whether to include library files to export , if or not.  If you choose Yes, the current version of library files used in the project will be archived , and you can reproduce the result when you later import the project and re-do the analysis.  However, however, it will make the archive size bigger. When If you choose No, the library files will not be exported,  when later on . Note that when you import the project later, you can only use the available version of needed library files to re-do the same analysis, and the result results might not be the same.

Importing a Project

The Import project import option is under Projects drop-down menu on the top of Flow page (Figure 5). This can be accessed on any Partek Flow page.

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The input of this option is the zipped file format of the exported project. Browse to the file location which can either be either on the Partek Flow server, or a local machine, or an a URL. The zip file first needs to be uploaded to the Flow server (if it is not on the server already), and then Flow will unpack the zip file into a project. The project name will be the same as the exported project name. 

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