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Setting Up a Project

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Using Templates

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MacProject II always looks for a 
MacProject II Options template in the current folder first, then in the application folder, and finally in the System Folder.

If you have a MacProject II Options template and want to open an empty new document rather than a copy of the template, hold down the Command key while choosing New or Link to Subproject.