Window « Open Calypso measurement plan window

[[Mi...]]

Hello,
In our company, we have a Contura G2 with Calypso 7.6. A colleague was performing some measurements and accidentally closed the 'Open Calypso measurement plan' window. Since then, we haven't been able to open it again. This window is very useful because it eliminates the need to manually search for programs, ultimately saving us time.

Does anyone happen to know how to reopen it?"

 

[[Ke...]]

https://qualityforum.zeiss.com/topic/22118-how-to-restore-the-recently-used-programs-window-at-startup/#comment-124446

[[Mi...]]

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Thank you!

[[Mi...]]

The problem continued.

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[[Lu...]]

If one would like to disable the window you can “Right Click” > Don’t show favorites again. To undo this setting delete the CALYPSOFileDialog.exe folder located at C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Local\Carl_ZEISS_Industrielle_M (Note: AppData is a hidden folder, double check that you PC is set to View > Hidden Items.) 

https://portal.zeiss.com/knowledge-base?id=1444152

 

[[Mi...]]

I want to use this window.

[[Lu...]]

To restore the window you must delete the CALYPSOFileDialog.exe folder(s) at C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Local\Carl_ZEISS_Industrielle_M

[[Mi...]]

I did not find yhis path and not this folders.

 

[[Je...]]

ZEISS Portal - Instructions at the bottom of the article.  AppData is a hidden folder.

[[Mi...]]

No, it is not on the computer. I have already made the hidden folders visible, and the AppData folder does not appear.

[[Mi...]]

But I found the CALYPSOFiledialog.exe.

When I execute it, it opens a normal window of the programs and not with the recent programs.

 

[[Lu...]]

Try Windows Key + R to open the Run app. Type %AppData%. This will take you to AppData > Roaming. Go back one level to find AppData > Local.

[[Mi...]]

Hello,

I couldn't find the application, the version of Calypso is 7.6.

 

[[Mi...]]

Sorry, I find, I will try.

[[Mi...]]

I find this.

[[Mi...]]

Thank you, 

I deleted it, and it worked—the window came back.