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| == Introduction ==
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| Loading data is a fundamental operation in using ParaView for visualization.
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| As you would expect, the '''Open''' option from the '''File''' menu and the the '''Open Button''' from the toolbar both allow you to load data into ParaView.
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| There are also data set sources (available in the Sources menu) in ParaView that create data sets without loading data files.
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| ParaView can process both structured and unstructured data sets. It also has some support for multi-block and time-varying data. These data sets can be read into ParaView from several different file formats, some of which ParaView also uses for saving data to a file.
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| ==File Open Dialog==
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| [[File:FileOpenDialog.png]]
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| ===Opening File / Time Series===
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| ===Opening Multiple Files===
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| == State Files ==
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| Another option is to load a previously saved state file ('''File''' menu, '''Load State'''). This will return ParaView to its state at the time the file was saved by loading data files, applying filters.
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| == Advanced Data Loading ==
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| If you commonly load the same data into ParaView each time, you can streamline the process by launching ParaView with the data command-line argument (<code>--data=data_file</code>). You can also launch ParaView
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