When you deal with a pile of Axapta project files (xpo-files) it might be very useful to take a look at what it consists of.
For this goal, I created a small application that allows to see the content of an XPO file in Tree view as you got used to see during the import procedure in AX.
No need anymore to load AX, just launch XPOViewer.exe (from XPOViewer.zip archive) and open the file you want to see. You can also start this application by double-click on files having set it as default system action: by xpo files association.
Loading large project files can take much time, so, be patient and enjoy the progress bar.
In the Tree view you can copy any branch text to your clipboard by Ctrl-C key combination or from the context menu.
For this goal, I created a small application that allows to see the content of an XPO file in Tree view as you got used to see during the import procedure in AX.
No need anymore to load AX, just launch XPOViewer.exe (from XPOViewer.zip archive) and open the file you want to see. You can also start this application by double-click on files having set it as default system action: by xpo files association.
Loading large project files can take much time, so, be patient and enjoy the progress bar.
In the Tree view you can copy any branch text to your clipboard by Ctrl-C key combination or from the context menu.
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