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The only time this column contains a directory path is when you add a file from a location
other than the project’s working directory. This column tells you at a glance where each file
in your project is located.
Figure 10.1.
The Project Manager
window.
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The columns in the Project Manager window can be resized. To
change a column’s width, place your mouse cursor on the dividing line
between two columns on the column header. When you see the mouse
cursor change to the drag cursor, you can drag right to make the
column wider or drag left to make the column narrower.
The status bar of the Project Manager window shows you the project’s working directory and
the total count of the project’s units and forms.
The status bar text is generous in its count of units contained in the
project. The status bar text considers every file in the project a unit
whether or not it is actually a source code unit. For example, adding a
text file to the project will increment the unit count in the status bar
even though the text file does not constitute a code unit.
The Project Manager Speedbar
The Project Manager speedbar can be used to navigate the project. Figure 10.2 shows the
Project Manager speedbar buttons.
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