On Mon, 9 Jul 2001 20:11:17 +0100 (GMT Daylight Time) John Kozak <jk at xylema.org> wrote:
>I'd been twiddling away, and had a bunch of morphs arranged on my
>"desktop" in a way vaguely resembling something that might be useful.
>Decided it was time to find a nice home for them.  Create new project,
>do the shift-drag group select thing, Pick Up and drop the group onto
>the new project; "GOT IT!" the new project tells me.  Then it keeps
>the selection outline, and puts the morphs I actually care about back on
>the desktop...
>
>Q1: surely this can't be right? ;-)
>Q2: is there a canonical way of doing what I'm trying to do?

John,

The drop-into-a-project currently sends a copy to the other project (or to another user if the drop target is an EToySenderMorph). Two choices you have:

- delete the morphs that remained in the original project (after verifying they made it to the receiving project).
- use a global flap as the transfer mechanism. Simply put things into the flap in one project and take them out in the other project.

Cheers,
Bob