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This has been corrected.\n\nThe Vehicle Fleet mix occasionally did not change correctly when the year was changed.  This was related to turning on and off the checkbox for keeping the fleet locked when the year changed.  Also, the fleet mix that was displayed at the time the project was created was not always coordinated with the default year of the newly created project.  The year of a new project is the current date plus 18 months.  These issues have been corrected.\n\nWhen opening Urbemis, if the user double clicked the icon more than once, an error occurred.  The program now attempts to grab the second request to open, and waits until the first instance has successfully opened.\n\nThe Area Mitigation form was not correctly unloading under certain situations.  This error had been introduced when the San Joaquin Valley wood stove rules were implemented.  The forms now open and close correctly for all regions.\n\nOnly in the 'Print Selected Reports', the sum of Area and Operational was incorrect.  It was reporting the sum of Area twice.  The report has been corrected.\n\nThe removal of the checkmark to 'Save, without asking when closing' did not stick; it always reverted back to being on.  The setting of the checkmark is now retained after closing.\n\n%%Other Changes:\n\nThe Named Equipment List module has been added.\n\nWhen attempting to download Emfac databases, if a connection cannot be made a blank download form appears so that the user may view the suggestions under the 'Proxy Server Issues' button.\n\n";break;case"1":c="%Named Equipment Lists\n\n%%How to Create a New Equipment List\n\nThis section describes how to start and create a new 'Named Equipment List'.  From the main screen of URBEMIS, go to Utilities. Utilities is located at the bottom center screen of the URBEMIS screen. The first step is to drag the top bar of the Utilities screen to make it larger. (Fig. 1) You should see three tabs within the Utilities screen: 1) Equipment List, 2) Task List, and 3) Notes. The equipment list tab is the focus of this discussion. (Fig 2) To create a new equipment list, click on the button titled 'Create a New, Blank List'. (Fig. 3)\n\n%%How to Add Equipment to a List\n\nTo add equipment to a list, click on the 'Add Equipment to List' button denoted with a large green plus sign. When you click the green plus sign,URBEMIS generates another screen called 'Add Equipment Row to List'. You then have the option of entering information specific to a piece of equipment,including the equipment type, equipment description, horsepower, load factor, hours operated per day, engine model year, year engine was rebuilt, and average hours operated per year.  A drop down box allows you to select from any of 38 different types of construction equipment. Once you are satisfied that the information is accurate, click on the green 'Add this Equipment to List' button at the bottom of the screen. You can continue to add (or delete) equipment to the list. When you select a piece of equipment, URBEMIS uses statewide equipment averages for that equipment type to generate horsepower and load factor.  URBEMIS automatically assumes 8 hours of operation per day, and an equipment year and engine model year of 2005.\n\n%%How to Assign Mitigation to Equipment\n\nYou can assign mitigation to each piece of equipment that you have added to your equipment list.  To assign mitigation, click on the 'Add Mitigation/Control Devices to Equipment' tab. By clicking on that tab, you will see a list of each piece of equipment in your list.  Clicking on the plus sign just to the left of the equipment name allows you to specify control devices that may be applicable to that equipment.  Currently, control devices are limited to using aqueous diesel fuel, diesel particulate filters, and oxidation catalysts.\n\n%%How to Save a Named Equipment List\n\nTo save a named equipment list, click on the 'Save Changes' button in the bottom right corner of the screen. You then have the option of saving the file using a default name assigned by URBEMIS, or by clicking on the 'Save As' button and giving the equipment list a unique name.  %%How to Assign a Saved List to a Construction Phase\n\nOnce you have saved a construction list, you must then assign it to the construction phase to which it is applicable.  To do this, first minimize the Utilities portion of URBEMIS by dragging the top bar of the utilties screen to reduce its size.  Then go to Step 3. Enter Construction Data. You must have already opened an existing project or started a new project and entered land use information (Steps 1 and 2).  In Step 3, click on the the 'Click to Add, Delete, or Modify Phases' bar.  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Even if you go back and edit the equipment list and resave it, this will have no effect on the equipment within a phase.  To edit the equipment assigned to a phase, you must go to that specific phase and edit the information contained within it instead. If you opt to remove an equipment list previously assigned to a phase, URBEMIS will replace the list with the generic list of the 38 piece of construction equipment. \n\n";break;case"2":part1='%Plugin Architecture\n\n%%What is a Plugin\n\nUrbemis 2007 was written using Microsoft';part2="'s Smart Client - Composite UI Application Block.  The benefits of this library are that it provides a very well-designed dependency injection system, an eventing system and a plugin architecture.  A plugin architecture means that the program was written in distinct parts, or modules.  Urbemis 2007 has one module that handles all of the Windows forms, and one module that performs all of the data manipulations and calculations.  This new version of Urbemis includes a module for entering and saving Named Equipment Lists.\n\n%%Why is this important \n\n What this means to the Urbemis 2007 user community is that certain types of functionality can be added to Urbemis without touching the base code of the model.  For example, if a region needs a report unique to that area, a separate module can be written and 'plugged into' Urbemis.  Say that a region wanted to monitor annual ROG and NOX emissions and print a warning report whenever the amounts were over 100 tons per year.  The code for this report would be placed into a .dll file.  Users from that region would copy the new .dll file into their Urbemis program directory, edit the ProfileCatalog.xml file (adding one line telling Urbemis to load this new module), and they would have the new features the next time they started Urbemis.  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