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     Save Custom Project Template
 
     Choose Save Custom Project Template to save the current set of
     compiler options, utility options, and customized build rules (if
     any) as a new custom project template.
 
     The Save Custom Project Template dialog box contains only the
     Description text box where you enter the name of the new template.
 
     When you choose OK, PWB adds the new template to the end of your
     TOOLS.INI file as a tagged section that contains the set of Build
     switches that make up the template. The new section begins with a
     tag of the form:
 
          [pwb-Build Options for <language>:<description>]
 
     where <language> is the current run-time support (which may be
     'None') and <description> is the name you specified for the
     template.
 
     For example, if you want to start with a compiler warning level
     higher than is provided by the default templates, follow these
     steps:
 
       1. Set the appropriate template for the run-time support and type
          of project you want to build.
 
       2. Change the warning level by using the Language Options
          command for your compiler.
 
       3. Choose Save Custom Project Template to define the new
          template.
 
     See
 
     ◄About Projects►
     ◄Introduction to Custom Project Templates►
     ◄What is a Project Template?►
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