It really is a superior tool once you learn how to use it.

You will want to see the Export Pane.

[Link: harctoolbox.org]

Note that the files are put into your temp folder (IIRC) in Windows which may take a bit of searching to find.

I used it to reverse-engineer Bryston IR Protocol to find codes for various equipment. For example, I knew the standard function number for power off so I simply used IRScrutinzer to generate a CCF/PCF with all 256 possible device IDs (usually you know the device ID and then generate 256 functions).

Once I found the button (with specific Device ID) that turned off my BDA-2 DAC, I then I went back and regenerated a CCF/PCF with functions 0-255 for the Device ID I had located.