Importing from EASE 2.1
A general question: Import21.lsp and Import21.wal - Why should I edit these files?
When Ease imports an Ease 2.1 Project, Catalog.lsp or Catalog.wal, it
creates or updates the so-called import books Import21.* . These files
hold the names, labels and locations of all formerly imported Speaker
Models and Wall Materials. In consequence this list will be used when
you start an import procedure and you choose Global Base import. In
this case all Speaker Models and Wall Materials already imported (with
the same label) won't be imported again. Editing this file allows you
to remove several base files from the list. If you do so, they will be
reimported during the next import procedure. (Base files shipping with
Ease 3.0 on the CD are registered as already imported during the
installation.)
Generally spoken, Import21.lsp and Import21.wal tell the program which
Speaker Models and Wall Materials should be considered as already
imported.
Please keep in mind: Self-imported Speaker Models are not authorized.
Because the frequency and angular resolution is higher, the
manufacturer may have decided to add some more detailed data, so that
the old Speaker Models are no more valid.
See also question below.
Last update on 07/01/11 by Stefan Feistel.
EASE Import/Export FAQ
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