ezEdit - Log Editing and Validation for XStudio, DCS and Maestro
ezEdit is an application for creating and editing XStudio, DCS and Maestro generic log files. It provides a true Windows editing environment, allowing additional conveniences in the log editing process, including drag and drop moving of carts on the log, drag and drop addition of carts from the inventory, and hourly content totals that are based on the selected inventory.
ezEdit allows for a virtually unlimited number of station log configurations, including the ability to easily view and/or edit pre-merged traffic logs. Log source directories can be be different for each station and a station's associated inventory file can be located somewhere other than the log directory.
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ezEdit is particularly well-suited for an enterprise environment where multiple logs are generated for several sites and may need last-minute editing before delivery to a remote site.
Log files created or edited with ezEdit meet Computer Concepts Corporation's published Generic Log File Specification version 1.5.
The Origins of ezEdit
ezEdit was originally created to replace Computer Concepts Corporation's DOS product for log editing, known as "CMED".
"CMED" is a DOS application that is a good editor for CCC's generic logs but has shortcomings in the areas of printing a log, validating logs, and printing inventory lists. It is also difficult to administer, requiring multiple shortcuts (in Windows) and multiple configuration files especially created and maintained for editing purposes.
ezEdit is an ideal replacement for the original log editing and validation tool provided for DCS and Maestro because of its ease-of-use, speed, and flexibility.
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