Adding a project to the Editing Area
hi.
When you create a project, it is automatically added to the Editing Area, which includes a tab at the top of the Editing Area. And once you remove a project from the Editing Area, its tab is also removed. This works for all projects as well as the Welcome "project", which allows you to open existing projects, or create new ones.
After removing the Welcome project, it can be added again to the Editing Area by selecting the menu item View > Welcome. But how can other pre-existing projects be added again to the Editing Area?
thnx
Wooly42
[579 byte] By [
Wooly42a] at [2007-11-26 15:23:48]
# 1
In "removing" from the editing area I assume you mean having closed a project (choosing
whether to save or not). From the toolbar, File->Open Project will allow you to
open a project into the design area. You browse to the project location you specified
on creation. Open Recent Project will work if you are in the same session.
Hope this helps,
/krys
# 2
Actually, no, that's not what I mean.
Each project in the Editing Area is represented by a tab containing its name, at the top of the Editing Area.
You can remove a project from the Editing Area by clicking the small "x" on its tab.
Although now gone from the Editing Area, the project itself remains open, as indicated on the Welcome "project" and the project's presence in the "Projects" window (lower right-most panel) in the IDE.
# 4
Ah yes. Though instead of its tab displaying the project name, it displays only its web-page name (e.g. in the HelloWeb tutorial project, it displays "Page1", rather than "HelloWeb") But as a work-around, that should be good enough.thanks.Wooly
