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     Set Project Template
 
     Choose Set Project Template to set the run-time support and
     project template for the current project. PWB also displays this
     dialog box when you choose Set Project Template from the New
     Project dialog box.
     See: ◄Project menu, New Project►
 
     Choose Set Project Template when you want to build a single-module
     program without opening a project or when you want to change the
     run-time support or template for an open project.
     See: ◄What is a Project Template?►
 
     The Set Project Template dialog box displays the following options:
 
     Run-time Support
          Specifies the run-time support to be included in the project.
          The run-time support determines the set of available
          templates (project types).
 
          When the run-time support is set to 'None', PWB makes no
          assumptions about the target environment, and does not supply
          run-time libraries or object files. You must explicitly add
          these files to your project.
 
     Project Templates with Runtime Support for: <language>
          Lists the available templates with the run-time support for
          the given language.
 
          When you choose the 'Generic Options' template, PWB makes no
          assumptions about the target environment or type of target
          project and supplies only the most generic options available
          for the compilers or utilities. These options are usually the
          default options assumed by the compiler or utility.
 
     Current Runtime Support: language
          The <language> lists the current run-time support.
 
     Current Project Template: <template> [(modified)]
          The <template> lists the name of the current template. If you
          have changed language or utility options or customized the
          template, PWB displays '(modified)' after the template name.
 
     When you choose a run-time support different from the current
     run-time support, you must also select a new project template.
 
     NOTE: When you set a new template, all compiler and utility options
           are reset to the starting options specified by the selected
           template. Any compiler or utility options you have currently
           set are lost.
 
     See
 
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