From: "Lukasz Tolwinski" <1pepik AT polbox DOT com>
Subject: Re: Using "Project" Options in RHIDE?
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> I don't have a clue.  Please EM about it if you can.

If your program is in a several files, You can tell RHIDE that all this files are needed to create your program.
A project in RHIDE is like a project in BorlandC.
It's very good. but if your program is in one file - don't create project - it's uncomfortable.

To create project:
PROJECT - Open project
	write name of project You want.
In project window (WINDOW - project)
	Press INSERT key to add file to project.
	Press DELETE key to erase file from project.
	Press ENTER key to open file from project in new window.


After that You can run RHIDE with project-name as parameter.