Have you ever finished a lighting design in Visual and realized you masked some calculations points that you needed to include in the calculation?

If you masked calculations points using the Mask-Rectangular, Polygonal or Surface command, follow these instructions:

1. From the Modify menu, select the Erase command.
2. Left-click on the dashed boundary line of a masked area, then right-click to erase the masked area to reveal the masked calculation points.

If you masked calculations points using the Mask-Point command, follow these instructions:

1. From the Calculations menu, select the Mask-Polygonal or Mask-Rectangular command.
2. Left-click to select the calculation zone from which the calculation points were originally masked, then right-click to complete the selection.
3. Create a masked area around the empty space where the masked calculation points were originally located by left-clicking.
4. From the Modify menu, select the Erase command.
5. Left-click on the dashed boundary line of the masked area, then right-click to erase the masked area to reveal the masked calculation points.

When adding luminaire(s) to your lighting design, you will need to update any existing Power Density Zones if you want to include the luminaires into the calculation. To update a Power Density Zone with new luminaires, follow these instructions:

1. In the Statistics window, select the name of the Power Density Zone with a left-click.
2. Then right-click on the name of the Power Density Zone to display the drop-down menu.
3. Select Update from the drop-down menu. The luminaires that currently contribute to the Power Density Zone will be highlighted in red. (Tip: You also can click on the Calculations menu, select Power Zone, select Update and then left-click on the boundary edge of the Power Density Zone to select it.)
4. Left-click to select the new luminaire(s) to add to the Power Density Zone and right-click to complete the command.

Visual stores a backup file (VBK) of all Visual files you have created from the last 30 days. So if you ever misplace a Visual file you created within the last month, you can retrieve the last version by following these instructions:

1. From the File menu, select Open.
2. Change the Files of Type to Visual Backup Files (VBK)
3. Navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Visual\Support and select the name of the file with a .VBK extension.

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