>> Hey, welcome back to the course.
In the last video, we talked about acquiring an image.
In this video, we're
going to go through and actually look at
our image and we're going to poke around
a little bit and see what we can find.
Just like before, we're going to double-click on
the ProDiscover Basic 64 icon,
so that's your cut icon with a little person,
he's wearing a hat and has a magnifying glass.
Just go ahead and double-click on that.
It's going to open it up for us,
might take a moment or so.
You might see the Launch Dialog box.
Now, I've selected the option at
the very bottom left of that pop-up box to say,
I don't want to see this again.
But if you haven't done so, you'll probably see
the Launch Dialog box popping up.
Once you see that, just click
the Cancel button at the bottom right.
At the very top left,
were to select "File" and then "New Project."
Let's go ahead and do that now.
Click "File" and then "New Project".
That'll open up a pop-up box for us.
Let's go back to our lab document.
You see here in step 4 that the New Project,
pop-up box stayed open for us.
Here in step 5 under the Project Number,
and then also under the Project File Name
, we're going to type the example.
We're going to type in there InChp01.
Let's go ahead and do that now.
We're going to type in there InChp01,
capital I, capital C there.
Then the same thing for this bottom one as well,
under the project file name,
it's still going to be InChp01.
Once you type that in, just go ahead and
select the "OK" button there.
We'll move on to the next step in our lab.
The next step here on step 7,
on the left side of our screen,
we're going to select a plus sign that's to the left of
the Add option. Let's go ahead and do that now.
Here at the top left,
we're just going to select that plus
sign that's right next to the word Add.
We've gone ahead and done that.
Step number 8, we're going to
select where it says Image File,
so let's go ahead and do that now.
You're going to notice that it
gives us a pop-up box here.
Let's go back to our lab document.
In that pop-up box, we're going to see this file right
there listed the InChp-prac.eve.
Step 9, we're going to go ahead and click on that file,
and then step 10, we're just
going to select the "Open" button.
Let's go ahead and do that now.
Just click on the "File" and then select "Open".
Let's go back to our lab document.
Now in step 11 on the left side,
so in that same left pane there,
we're going to click under the content view section.
You'll notice there's a content view,
and a cluster view and you'll see both
of them have like images and disk.
Right now we're focused on the content view section.
Under that section, we're going to click
the plus sign that's next to the images options.
You'll see right there to the left of images,
we have a little plus sign,
so just go ahead and click on that.
Let's go back to our lab document.
Under Content View, we click
the plus sign to the left of images,
next we see a file path there,
so in Step 12, we're going to go ahead
and actually just click on that file path.
It's going to be that C\Work\Data, etc.
Let's go ahead and just click on that.
Let's go back to our lab document.
In step 13, we're going to select
a plus sign that's next to the file path,
next to the C\Work\Data\Files,
etc, we're going to select that plus sign right there.
Then we're going to click on the All Files options,
go ahead and click on that.
We see we have a little pop-up message here,
just go back to our lab document here.
We went ahead and we clicked
the plus sign that was
next to the left of the file path,
and then we saw an option for all files,
we just clicked on that, we didn't
click on the plus signs there.
Then now we see that pop-up box warning, basically,
that listing our files might take some time
to complete, we don't care about that,
we're just going to say "Yes" to that pop-up box
>> because we want to go ahead and proceed.
>> In reality, we don't actually have
too many files in this particular image.
Now, once it's done,
which only takes a few seconds or so,
you're going to see results in the top window there,
so we see those results in the top window pane.
The next step here, step 18,
we're going to click the tracking.log file,
that way we can view the contents in the bottom window.
Let's go ahead and do that now.
We see here we have this tracking file
here and you'll see the file extension,
it says log, so that's our tracking.log file.
Let's go back to our lab document.
The next thing we're going to do here in step 19,
we're going to select the "Search" option
at the bottom left of our screen.
Basically, this search option
right here at the bottom left of the window pane.
Once we click on that, so go ahead and click on that,
it's going to give us a pop-up box with
different criteria that we can set,
so let's go back to our lab document.
We see that yes, a pop-up box didn't open,
we're just going to make sure when we look at it
that the content search tab is selected,
so let's just double-check that,
and by default,
it should drop you in there, which it did.
Let's go back to our lab document now.
Step 21 here, we want to go ahead and
>> just make sure that the checkbox next to
>> "select all matches" actually checks.
Let's go ahead and check for that.
Go ahead and just check that box here,
the "select all matches."
Check that box to the left of that.
Let's go back to our lab document.
Here in step 22, under the search pattern box,
we're going to type in plabwin810.
Under the "search for patterns" box,
we're going to type in plabwin810,
so this box right here.
Just type in plabwin810.
Let's go back to our lab document.
Now under the area where it says,
"select the disk images you want to search in" box,
we want to select the image path
that C:\Work\Data files\Ch01\InChp-prac.eve.
Let's go ahead and take a look for that.
You'll see here that that's our only option anyways,
we can just go ahead and click on that.
Let's go back to our lab document.
Once we've located that,
which we did right away, then we're just going to
>> select the "Okay" button there.
>> Now, I want you to keep in mind that it might take
a few seconds for it to actually
run for the search to run,
but then we'll be able to see
the search results in that top window.
Let's go ahead and do that now.
We're just going to say okay here [NOISE].
I didn't take too long there,
so we see our researchers also in the top window there,
which we basically just have that one file and
step 26 here, that tracking file.
We're going to go ahead and click on that,
and then we're going to look in
the bottom window pane here to
see if we notice what we search for, that plabwin810.
Let's go ahead and do that now,
just go ahead and click on tracking,
and then down at the very bottom and you see almost
instantaneously we'll be able to see that,
yes, that's where it found our search format.
But if for some reason it could
also be down here as well.
That one was a little easier, it's right at the top,
>> but sometimes you have to
>> dig through quite a bit of data
>> to find exactly what you're looking for.
Again, in this video, we just wrapped up
our discussion on data acquisition,
so we went ahead and analyze it
and look for a particular item in this image,
and in the previous video,
we went ahead and actually made or
acquisition of that particular image.