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moose-wiki/Users/ImportingAndExportingModels.md

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 # Importing and exporting models <!-- omit in toc -->
+{: .no_toc}
 
 The first step in the process of analysis is the generation of a model of a given target system or set of data.
 Moose can handle multiple types of data and data sources.
 This chapter provides a short guide for how to deal with these.
 
-- [Importing and exporting from and to files](#importing-and-exporting-from-and-to-files)
-  - [Importing and exporting with JSON](#importing-and-exporting-with-json)
-  - [Importing and exporting with MSE](#importing-and-exporting-with-mse)
-  - [Command line for slow loading](#command-line-for-slow-loading)
-- [Importing Pharo code](#importing-pharo-code)
-  - [From GUI](#from-gui)
-  - [From code](#from-code)
-    - [Moose 8 and above](#moose-8-and-above)
-    - [Moose 7](#moose-7)
-- [Create mse file for other languages](#create-mse-file-for-other-languages)
-
 ## Importing and exporting from and to files
 
 ### Importing and exporting with JSON
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 'D:/test.mse' asFileReference writeStreamDo: [ :writeStream | MooseModel export: model withMetamodel: model metamodel to: writeStream. ]
 ```
 
-## Create mse file for other languages
+## Create Json/Mse model file for other languages
 
-To create mse files for other programming languages please refer to the [parser section](./../index#parsers).
+To create Json/Mse model file for other programming languages please refer to the [parser section](./../index#parsers).