Open in the upper left corner of the application. Project: HELiOS
After starting the Mask Editor, a selection dialogue for opening and editing an existing mask file appears automatically.
While the tool is running, you can also call it up by clicking Open in the upper left corner of the application.
In the upper half of the window, you can include or exclude mask areas for the overview by activating or deactivating checkboxes.
HELiOS remembers the currently defined selection of mask file object types and user-defined types and restores them the next time the selection dialogue is executed.
In the lower half you will see a selection list of all mask files of the ticked categories available in the system.
Tip: You can also select objects by typing in the first letters of a mask name, similar to the Windows Explorer.
Incidentally, masks that are already open are marked as such in the selection window with the comment "Opened":
If you confirm a multiple selection from the list with OK, all selected masks are added to the work area of the Mask Editor as tabs.
The editing functions of the Ribbon menu are then available for the mask of the active tab. In addition, you can also change attributes of the active mask in the Properties window of the Mask Editor on the right.
You can close masks by clicking the X symbol of the tab or by clicking 
Close on the Quick Access access bar at the top of the window or in the pull-down menu that you open with a click on the 
button.
With 
Close all you can close all currently open masks with one click.
In all cases, you will be asked whether you want to save any changes you have made (an asterisk * in the mask name indicates unsaved changes).
In the pull-down menu that you open with a click on the button you will also find the 
Save copy as... function, in addition to the regular 
Save function for the saving of the active mask file, and 
Save all for saving all open, changed mask files. With this function you can save the current mask file under an alternative name and/or in another path. For example, to make a customized mask accessible to other users but keep the original default version of the mask file locally.
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