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Creating a Data Index File, Save As, File name

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Creating a Data Index File For a disc that contains so much data that it cannot fit on a label, you can use the following procedure to create a data index file that you can print out on a computer printer. 1. Click the button. 2. On the menu that appears, click Create Data Index File. This displays a dialog box for selecting a folder. 3. Select the folder for which you want to create a data index, and then click OK. This displays the Save As dialog box. 4. Specify the folder in Save in and type a file name in to File name. You can specify either CSV or TXT as the file type. 5. Click Save to save the data and create a data index file. Note You can open a data index file using standard word processor or spreadsheet software, and then print from there. 33

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Creating a Data Index File
For a disc that contains so much data that it cannot fit on a label, you can use
the following procedure to create a data index file that you can print out on a
computer printer.
1.
Click the
button.
2.
On the menu that appears, click
Create Data Index File
.
This displays a dialog box for selecting a folder.
3.
Select the folder for which you want to create a data index, and then click
OK
.
This displays the
Save As
dialog box.
4.
Specify the folder in
Save in
and type a file name in to
File name
.
You can specify either CSV or TXT as the file type.
5.
Click
Save
to save the data and create a data index file.
Note
You can open a data index file using standard word processor or spreadsheet
software, and then print from there.