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File Handling
In WaveLab Pro, you can handle files in various ways. For example, you can save file settings that you regularly use as templates, rename files using naming schemes, or create a list of favorite files.
Saving Files
You can choose to save files under an existing name, in the same location, or to specify a new name, location, and file format when saving.
Tab Change Indicators
File tabs are color-coded. The colors provide information on whether a file is saved or not, whether a tab is associated with a file, and whether the file has been rendered in Cubase.

Tab Change Indicators

File tabs are color-coded. The colors provide information on whether a file is saved or not, whether a tab is associated with a file, and whether the file has been rendered in Cubase.

Colors in the Top Right Corner of a Tab

White: The file is not modified.
Green (Audio Editor only): The file uses a decoded file format and is saved.
Red: The file has been modified, but the changes have not been saved yet.
Yellow: The file has been rendered in Cubase.
Unsaved Changes Indicator: When you have made changes to a file, an asterisk is displayed next to the file name until you save the file.

Tab Name Color

Purple: A purple tab name indicates that no audio file is associated with the tab (yet).