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| 1. Archiving a Result |
| 2. Change settings |
If you are not familiar with the Results Window and its two views, we suggest that you read about the Results Window before starting this tutorial.
For the purpose of this tutorial, the current project has previously been run three times and the Results view has been opened. The individual runs were started 09:43, 11:04 and 11:42 respectively, as reflected in the Result’s names below.

1. Archiving a Result
Having a list of automatically saved recent results can be handy, but since loadUI only saves a limited number of results automatically (before deleting the oldest one) you should know that you can archive Results. Archiving a Result will not just prevent loadUI from ever deleting it, but also lets you rename Results for easier access.
If you want to archive a Result, simply drag and drop it from the Recent Result container to the archived Results container. You don’t have to rename the Result, but we encourage it since it’ll make it easier to find it later on. Renaming is almost as easy; just click the text on the Result’s top border and click Rename:

After archiving and renaming one of the recent Results, the Results view will look something like this:

The Manage Results view with two recent and one archived Result.
2. Change settings
Click the Settings button in the upper right part of the Results view to bring up the settings dialog:

From this dialog you can specify where in the file system you want Results to be saved and how many results loadUI should automatically save per project, before deleting the oldest unarchived Result.
The current result will however always be be saved to disk regardless of this setting, since the Statistics Workbench requires disk data to function . If you are willing to sacrifice the Statistics Workbench on the altar of disk space, provide this command line option to loadUI:
-Dloadui.statistics.disable=true




