- drop it into a shared flap and take it out on the other project

- open an explorer on the morph and then "(Project named: 'whatever') 
world addMorph: self"


On 4/30/18 12:44 PM, Chris Cunningham wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I had a progress morph that opened up in one project, and then was 
> stuck (background progress had an issue).  I left the progress up and 
> ignored the bug for a bit - I needed to switch to a different project 
> for other work.
>
> That other work also opened the system progress morph, and naturally 
> moved the single system progress morph to this other project.
>
> I now won't to go back to the original project and work through the 
> bug.  Of course, the progress is in the wrong project now - I'd like 
> it back in the project that it is showing the progess for.
>
> Is there a magic menu item somewhere that I can send a morph to a 
> specific project?  It is a sibling project - the project the morph is 
> in and the project I want to move the morph to are both children of 
> the same 'parent' project.
>
> (Of course, I can just cause the progress morph to move by showing 
> more progress - but I'd like to know in general.  I can move morphs 
> down into projects - just drag and drop.  Not sure how to move them up 
> or over.)
>
> -cbc
>
>

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