How to Manually Copy .BIN Data files into Centurion

At times it may be necessary to manually copy *.BIN data files into Centurion Gold, Parks, CC and/or Field software. The following steps may be taken to place your *.BIN data files in the proper directory (location) to allow for a Manual Import using Centurion software:

 

First, secure a copy of the *.BIN data file you wish to import on your local computer or network folder (* = the name of the file you wish to manipulate, for this example we'll use the ‘IMPORT.BIN’ data file on our desktop:

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Next, right click on your My Computer Icon and select Explorer from the drop-down menu. This will open Windows Explorer.

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Using Explorer navigate to your Program Files directory where your installed Centurion software resides (normally installation of our software occurs at Local Disk C:\Program Files\Diamond\CenturionGold). From here you will locate the Download folder within the CenturionGold directory.

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Next, copy and paste your *.BIN file into the CenturionGold\Download directory (that you located in the steps above).
NOTE: DO NOT PLACE YOUR *.BIN DATA FILE INTO THE 'ARCHIVE' FOLDER WITHIN THE DOWNLOAD DIRECTORY. THIS WILL PREVENT THE IMPORT FROM TAKING PLACE.


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Now you can open your copy of Centurion Gold software. Then, select File > Manually Import Data…

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The Select Files to Import into Database… dialog box will appear. Choose the *.BIN file you wish to import (again for this example our file is named “IMPORT.BIN”), and select Open.

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Centurion will import the data and develop it in the C:\Program Files\Diamond\Centurion Gold\Download\Archive folder automatically (this is the same for all versions of our software whether Gold, CC, Field or Parks)
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To verify that the data has been imported, select the Database icon in Centurion upper toolbar to reveal your database files.

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You should see the database listed now, manually imported from the original *.BIN file. From here you can manipulate the data as required.


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21st of October, 2011

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