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■ Saves all form and code modules in the active project:
    • If the project (.MAK) file has not been named, the
      Save Project dialog is displayed.
    • If the project file has already been named, all
      project files are saved without prompting.
 
■ Tip: Set Save options to save your files automatically
       before running or before form design (choose Save
       from the Options menu).
 
■ Note: Project files must end with the .MAK extension.
 
■ Important: To rename a project, use the MS-DOS command
             RENAME. A project cannot be renamed from the
             programming environment. When you use the
             MS-DOS RENAME command, only the project (.MAK)
             file is renamed. Names of form modules and
             and code modules remain unchanged unless you
             explicitly rename them.
 
■ To name and save a project:
    1. Type a file name in the File Name text box.
                  ┌────────────────────────┐
       File Name: │ PROJECT.MAK            │
                  └────────────────────────┘
    2. Press Enter or choose OK to save the project,
       ╔════════╗
       ║   OK   ║
       ╚════════╝
       or choose one of the following:
       ┌────────┐
       │ Cancel │  To cancel the operation
       └────────┘
       ┌────────┐
       │  Help  │  To get help
       └────────┘
       Note: If a disk file has the same name as the
             project file being saved, Visual Basic prompts
             you to confirm before overwriting the file.
 
■ The Directories list box provides access to other drives and
  directories:
 
   Directories:
  ┌──────────────┐
  │ ..           ↑ • Include a drive/path designation with
  │ [-A-]        ░   the file name
  │ [-C-]        ░
  │              ↓ • Choose the appropriate drive/directory
  └──────────────┘