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The Vertical Sky Software Manager User Guide - MKS

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Getting Started With Projects, Sandboxes, and Members<br />

2 Click Import.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Select One or More Projects dialog box appears.<br />

3 Browse to the project file on the server.<br />

Note<br />

If your connection to the <strong>Vertical</strong> <strong>Sky</strong> Server is disconnected while you<br />

are browsing for a file, the file browser does not show any files or<br />

directories.<br />

4 Click OK.<br />

<strong>The</strong> project is added to the Registered Projects dialog box.<br />

To import a project in the command line interface<br />

Use the si importproject command, for example:<br />

si importproject projname<br />

where<br />

Creating a Sandbox<br />

projname specifies the path and name of the project you want to<br />

import, for example, c:/import/project/project.pj<br />

V<strong>Sky</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> confirms the project is imported.<br />

When you want to work with a project, you create a sandbox. A<br />

sandbox is a mirror image of the project that resides on your local<br />

drive. Working in a sandbox allows you to work in your own<br />

workspace without interfering with the work of others. Once a<br />

sandbox has been created, you can add files, or members to the<br />

sandbox. <strong>The</strong> project is then updated to reflect the addition of new<br />

project members.<br />

To create a sandbox in the graphical user interface<br />

1 Choose File > New Sandbox, or click .<br />

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