I sometimes use the "Squeak" Flap for this.

But, my favorite way is to get a ProjectView of the destination 
project and just Drag and Drop objects to it. This is nice because 
the copies go to the same places in the destination project as they 
were in the source project (thanks to Bob Arning!).

Cheers,

Alan

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At 8:21 AM -0700 10/17/01, Scott Wallace wrote:
>Ross,
>
>One easy way to move morphs from project to project is via flaps:
>
>* Create a new flap.  (world... flaps... make a new flap).  After 
>the flap is created, a menu for it is left behind; click the "shared 
>by all projects" checkbox.  This flap will now appear in all 
>projects, and in particular will be seen both in project A and 
>project B.
>
>* While in project A, grab the morphs you wish to use and deposit 
>them onto the flap.
>
>* Go to project B, and grab the morphs from the flap and deposit 
>them onto the desktop of project B.
>
>* Once you are done, you will probably want to destroy the new flap 
>("destroy this flap" from the flap tab's own halo menu.)
>
>  -- Scott
>
>
>At 10:53 PM -0700 10/16/01, Ross Boylan wrote:
>>I have a project I'm working on that I intermittently publish to 
>>BSS (see the Activity project if you're curious, but it's sparsely 
>>documented).  It's a priority planning tool, and I now have a fair 
>>amount of data in it.  I want to publish it without the data to 
>>keep a little privacy, and also to save space.  How can I do that?
>>
>>I figure if I temporarily move things to another project I can 
>>avoid publishing them.  I have a number of morphs I'd like to move. 
>>Is there a reasonable way to move them?  I looked quickly in the 
>>Project and Morph protocols, and didn't see anything obvious. 
>>Perhaps I somehow get the Project's world and put the morph in 
>>there?


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