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# File

The file menu contains options to create a new analysis, save inputs to files, load external inputs or output files, or exit the application.

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**New** – Opens a new simulation

**Save/Save as** – Saves the current input settings

**Load Input** – Loads inputs from an external \*.INP file

**Load Output** – Loads an external \*.OUT file to the current viewport

**Settings**

* Allows the user to save desired settings without having to set the options each time upon launch
* **Save Current** - Allows the user to save current settings in the Controls menu for launch which includes, units, material directory, etc. depending on the utility
* **Restore Original**- Resets the settings based on what was saved in the text file

**Exit** – Exits the program


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