Creating a New Project
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You can create a new project in two ways:
- Create a new project that uses all of the IDE's default settings
- Copy an existing project in order to use the existing project's settings in
the new project
To create a new project:
- Choose Project
Project
Manager (Ctrl-Shift-N).
- In the Manage Projects dialog box, click New.
- Type a name for the project, and click OK. The IDE creates and opens the
new project.
To copy an existing project:
- Choose Project
Project Manager.
- In the Manage Projects dialog box, select the project you want to copy.
- Click Save As.
- Type a name for the new project, and click OK.
When you copy an existing project, the newly created project is not opened. You can open
the new project by selecting it and clicking Open.
Mounting Filesystems to Be Used in All Projects
By default, any filesystems that you mount are included only in the current project. You can also
configure a filesystem to be used in all projects.
To make a filesystem available in all projects:
- Choose Tools
Options.
- Expand IDE Configuration
System
Filesystem Settings.
- In the top row of cells, click the Show Levels (<<) cell to display the
levels for the settings.
- Select the filesystem that you want to include in all projects.
- Click the cell in the User column for the filesystem you have selected and
choose Define Here from the cell's drop-down list.
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