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 Project Window                                        ┌──────MYPROJ────────┐
                                                       │ ┌──────┐  ╔══════╗ │
 ■ The Project window is a container or organizer for  │ │ Form │  ║ Code ║ │
   the pieces in an application. It displays a list    │ └──────┘  ╚══════╝ │
   list of all the form and code modules that make up  │FORM1.FRM   (Form1) │
   the current application.                            │MODULE1.BAS         │
                                                       │FORM2.FRM   (Form2) │
 ■ To create a new project, choose New Project from    │...                 │
   the File menu                                       └────────────────────┘
 
 ■ To open an existing project, choose Open Project from the File menu
 
 ■ While working in the Project window, you can:
   • Start the Form Designer by selecting a form module and choosing the
     Form button
   • Modify existing code by selecting the module name and choosing the
     Code button
 
 ■ The Project window only displays form and code modules. It does not list
   text (.TXT) or include (.BI) files. See: ◄File Types and Extensions►
 
 See: ◄Building an Application►
      ◄Creating a New Project►
      ◄Opening an Existing Project►