Current Portfolio and Current Project
The portfolio in which you are currently working is called your current portfolio. The project in the portfolio that you are currently working with is called the current project. The current project sets the context for all the tools in the WorkShop. For example, when you open the Debugger, you will be debugging the current project.
The names of the current portfolio and project appear on the WorkShop tool bar to the left of the lighthouse icon. If these fields do not appear on your tool bar, try enlarging the WorkShop window. The current project is also selected in the palette.
The first time you run the WorkShop, your current portfolio is your personal portfolio, to which you have write access. The portfolio contains one sample applet project, Checkers, which is your current project. The number of projects in the current portfolio is listed on the Portfolio Manager tool bar control.
Tool Bar Controls
Clicking the controls on the Portfolio Manager tool bar, you can perform the following operations:

Create a new project

Import an existing project

Remove the selected project

Copy the selected project to the clipboard

Paste the project from the clipboard

Applet

Standalone Program

Java Package

Image

Remote Applet
If a portfolio contains an image with a question mark, it means the project type is unknown.
If a project has a description, it appears in the lower-left corner of the browser when you place the pointer over the project.
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