Saving subview for furture reference in sql developer 4.0.3

Can i save the subview and displays in sqldeveloper 4.0.3 , if so ? how can i do it?

You can save your data model (including any subview and display diagrams) by selecting Data Modeler > Save from the File menu.
This creates a .dmd file and a folder with the same name.
You can later reload the data model in SQL Developer by selecting Data Modeler > Open from the File menu.
Also, when your subview or display diagram is being displayed, you can print it by selecting Data Modeler > Print Diagram from the File menu.

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I am working with Oracle for 14 years and i earn my money in projects related with Oracle. Of course i am sentimental and i push every time when an opportunity comes to have as an option Oracle.
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Dear Barry and Kgronau
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Maybe you can understand why i was so angry...
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Data and software doesn't belong to me and the company which own it can not provide to you.
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