Difference between revisions of "Deleting Project Views"
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Project view '''.TAM''' files, '''template '''.TAT''' files, '''color palettes''' files, and '''custom milestone symbol''' files are all managed as typical Microsoft Windows files. | Project view '''.TAM''' files, '''template '''.TAT''' files, '''color palettes''' files, and '''custom milestone symbol''' files are all managed as typical Microsoft Windows files. | ||
| − | Accordingly, whenever you find it necessary to '''delete''' an unneeded project view file, etc. you | + | Accordingly, whenever you find it necessary to '''delete''' an unneeded project view file, etc. you can do so by using the standard Microsoft Windows file '''delete''' function. |
==Example== | ==Example== | ||
| − | 1) For example, a project view '''.TAM''' file | + | 1) For example, a project view '''.TAM''' file can be '''deleted''' from the Microsoft Windows Explorer form as shown below: |
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[[Category:Version 5.2]] | [[Category:Version 5.2]] | ||
[[Category:Version 5.3]] | [[Category:Version 5.3]] | ||
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[[Category:Editing a Project View]] | [[Category:Editing a Project View]] | ||
[[Category:Project Views]] | [[Category:Project Views]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:26, 30 March 2017
Overview
Project view .TAM files, template .TAT files, color palettes files, and custom milestone symbol files are all managed as typical Microsoft Windows files.
Accordingly, whenever you find it necessary to delete an unneeded project view file, etc. you can do so by using the standard Microsoft Windows file delete function.
Example
1) For example, a project view .TAM file can be deleted from the Microsoft Windows Explorer form as shown below:
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2) Alternatively, just selecting the desired file to delete in the Microsoft Window Explorer form shown above and hitting your keyboard’s Delete key will accomplish the same thing.
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