There are two ways your kids can combine MicroWorlds projects.
1) Use the Merge command to merge pages and the shapes into one project.
This strategy has some problems asssociated with it since shapes may
override each other as you merge projects.
2) The easier solution is to use the GETPROJECT command to have one
project open another project. This also spreads the size of the project
across many files. The only drawback is that you will see projects open
and close.
Both MERGE and GETPROJECT are explained in the MicroWorlds Reference Guide.
Hope this helps,
-=Gary
>I have a group of 5 fifth grade girls who have been making and saving to
>disk what they call "stained glass windows." (polygons spun in different
>ways and colored) Now they want to combine their pages into one big project.
> In other words, Kristin wants to open her project and add pages from the
>separate disks of Audra, Corey, Stephanie, and Brittany, to make one long
>project. Is this possible? The "how to answer" is not immediately evident
>to us, so before I spend hours trying to figure it out, I thought maybe
>someone has already done it, or knows it can't be done.
>We are using networked IBM's and MicroWorlds. Thanks for any help!
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