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Chapter 6
Renaming an Existing Project
To rename an existing project:
Deleting a Project
To delete an existing project:
After clicking Delete, PowerScript asks you to confirm that you want to delete the project.
Click Delete to remove the project; otherwise, click Cancel.
Opening an Existing Project
When you want to work on an existing project, you must first open it.
To open an existing project:
When you select a project, all of the pages available in that project appear in the Project
Pages list. You can now open pages, copy pages, create new pages, and so forth. For
detailed instructions, see the next section, "Working with Pages".
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1
Insert the PC Card that contains the project you want to rename.
2
Locate and select the project you want to rename in the Available Projects List.
3
Click the Rename project function button. The RENAME PROJECT menu appears—it is
similar to the NEW PROJECT menu shown above.
4
Enter the new name you want to assign to the project. Observe the project naming con-
ventions described earlier in this section.
5
You can optionally enter a comment about the project in the Comment text box. A com-
ment can contain a maximum of 20 characters. The entry is not required. When you do
provide a comment, it appears in the Available Projects List appended to the project
name.
6
Click the Rename button to rename the project.
7
Close the RENAME PROJECT menu.
1
Insert the PC Card that contains the project you want to delete.
2
Select the project in the Available Projects List.
3
Click the Delete project function button.
1
Insert the PC Card that contains the project you want to open. The names of all projects
on the card appear in the Available Projects List.
2
Select the project in the Available Projects List.
Using PowerScript
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