Hi Joseph,

As I understood you just want to create a new project from the templates,
right?

>From File menu select New Project, then from the 'Choose Project' ->
Samples -> Microchip Embedded select a template you want,  for example
PIC12 Template. Click Next and define project name and directory where you
want your project to be created.

After that you have pretty much everything done, ready to start to modify
the created source files...

Tamas



On 17 July 2012 19:54, Joseph Bento <joseph@kirtland.com> wrote:

> I'm just learning my way around MPLAB-X, and reintroducing myself to
> PICs after a long lapse, so please forgive me if I get some terminology
> wrong.
>
> I am importing the object file into my project.  With MPLAB-8, this
> seemed easy... select the object file, click add, change the file to "C"
> for copy, rename, and click next.  MPLAB-X does not seem to offer this
> functionality, or else I am overlooking something.
>
> In MPLAB-X, I right click over 'source files', click 'add existing
> item', and navigate to the object directory and choose the appropriate
> PIC template file.  This seems to add the file to the project with the
> path pointing directly to the object directory rather than a copy of the
> file in the project directory.  Therefore, it also cannot be renamed.
> The only resolution I have discovered is to use Windows Explorer to copy
> the file, paste it to the project directory, and then rename it.
>
> I'm sure I'm overlooking something 'simple'.  This obviously can be done
> directly from within MPLAB-X?
>
> I am running MPLAB-X 1.20 on a Windows 7 64bit platform.
>
> Thanks for any assistance.
>
> Joe
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