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?