User Guide

You can also resize the Project Browser by dragging the area that separates it from the

Properties area and the Interface editing area.

Or click the Maximize/Minimize button at the top of the JazzEditor window to fill the

size of the entire display.

Saving Your Project

To save your project, click the Save button.

(For those of you slightly younger computer users out there who might be wondering, the

icon represents a 3.5” floppy disk. What’s a floppy disk? Oh never mind.)

A standard save file dialog appears, prompting you to save your file. The default name is

Untitled.xml. Your file must end in .xml in order for it to be opened with the JazzEditor.

Project files are stored in XML format. If you know a little about XML, it will not be

difficult for you to figure out how to make changes to the file in its textual form.

However, if you don’t know what you are doing, you could easily corrupt your Project,

so it may be best to experiment with a duplicate copy of the Project file.

More About the Lemur – JazzEditor Relationship

The relationship between the Project you are editing in the JazzEditor, what is saved on

the hard drive of your computer, and what is currently in the Lemur is potentially

confusing. The JazzEditor software attempts to be somewhat intelligent about managing

this relationship, but its ideas about the matter might be different from yours.