You will only be able to pick a location to export to, the file names are determined by the editor as appropriate, if you are exporting to a non-empty directory any files with the same names will be overwritten. The export dialogue allows you to either export the translation data as *.xml, or as separate *.dat files for each loaded language. The export dialogue can be opened by either clicking the EXPORT button in the window bar or the EXPORT TO FILE button in the toolbox. Clicking on the non-transparent overlay will cancel the dialogue. The import dialogue allows you to either import a *.xml file or a *.dat file from disk and populate the translation table. Clicking either the IMPORT button in the window bar or the IMPORT FROM FILE button in the toolbox will bring up the import dialogue. The first action you will have to perform is importing a file for editing.
The three action buttons in the top toolbar provide access to the following functions, followed by the standard window actions of minimise, maximise and close. When first opening the editor you will be presented with an mostly empty screen: It supports the import and export from and to Petroglyph's *.dat files as well as a xml data structure that can be handled by any version control.
The Empire at War Text Editor is built for multi language projects and the work in distributed teams.
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