# Project Window

Use the Project window to manage your projects.

To open the Project window, select Window → Project from the main menu.

## Using the Project Window

1. Project Folder

   Displays a drop-down list of previously opened project folders.

2. Specify Project Folder

   Specifies a project folder.

3. Preview Project

   Previews all page files that have been saved in the project. Specify the preview target in the Environment Settings dialog box.

   Pages that are open but have never been saved are not shown in the project preview.

4. Create Multilingual Data

   Duplicates the pages in the project so that project data can be edited in other languages.

5. Reload

   If images and pages have been added to the project and are not being shown in the Project window, reload the project.

6. List of image files in project

   Shows all GIF images under the project's `textures` folder.

7. List of pages in project

   Shows all page files in the project's `layouts` folder.

   Note: The individual pages of Nintendo DSiWare E-Manuals are arranged in the same order in which they are shown in the Project window page list.

   Note: Items in the page list are sorted alphabetically based on the Windows filenames. Change the filenames to rearrange them.

8. Multilingual Folders

   Shows the folders created for multilingual data.

9. Switch language

   Displays a drop-down list of language folders in the project.

## Shortcut Menu

When you right-click inside the Project window, the following menu appears.

1. Add Files to Project

   Displays a drop-down list of previously opened projects.

2. Open with Windows Explorer

   Opens Windows Explorer in a new window.

3. Open Multilingual Data in Read-Only Mode

   Opens the page in another language that corresponds to the page being edited. (Available only if the project has data created in other languages.)

   Note: This menu is available only when you right-click on a page file in the layouts folder.

4. Menu of other languages

   If a project has multilingual data, you can use a read-only window to open pages in languages other than the language being edited.

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