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== Removing an Included Project ==

{{PrF_UG_TOC_projects}}<div id='prf_ug'>

Removing an included project removes that project and any included projects it may have.

<ol class='a'>
<li>
Select Manage Included Projects from the Project menu.
The current project,
and its included projects,
if any,
will be shown in a project hierarchy.


<li>
Highlight the project you want to remove.


<li>
Click the Remove Project
[[Image:PrF_UG_projects_project.remove.gif|projects_project.remove]]
button,
at the top right of the Manage Included Projects dialog box.


<li>
To remove additional projects,
repeat steps 2-3.


<li>
Click OK.
You will see a warning:

 <div>[[Image:PrF_UG_projects_included_reload_warn.png|projects_included_reload_warn]]</div>


<li>
Click OK to remove the project.
You will see a number of warnings.
Classes that were included from the project;
any classes you created subordinate to those classes will still appear as subclasses of :UNDEFINED.
For example:


<ul>
<li>
Let's say you have a project A.


<li>
Then,
you include project B in project A.


<li>
From project B,
you get a class called X.


<li>
In project A,
you make a bunch of subclasses of X.


<li>
Then,
you remove project B from project A.


<li>
Protege keeps all the subclasses of X that were created in project A,
but they are now subclasses of a class called :UNDEFINED,
because when you removed included project B,
you lost class X.

</ul>
</ol>

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 == Removing an Included Project ==
-{{PrF_UG_TOC_projects}}<div id='prf_ug'>
+<noinclude>{{PrF_UG_TOC_projects}}<div id='prf_ug'></noinclude>
 Removing an included project removes that project and any included projects it may have.
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-</div>
+<noinclude></div></noinclude>

@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
    <li><p>
      Click the <b>Remove Project</b>
-     [[Image:PrF_UG_projects_project.remove.gif|projects_project.remove]] button,
+     ([[Image:PrF_UG_projects_project.remove.gif|projects_project.remove]]) button,
      at the top right of the <b>Manage Included Projects</b> dialog box.
      </p>
@@ Line 31: / Line 31: @@
      You will see a warning:
      </p>
-     <div>[[Image:PrF_UG_projects_included_reload_warn.png|
+     <div>[[Image:PrF_UG_projects_included_reload_warn.png|frame|none|
-            projects_included_reload_warn]]</div>
+            save/reload warning dialog]]</div>
    <li><p>
@@ Line 65: / Line 65: @@
      <li><p>
-       Protege keeps all the subclasses of X that were created in project A,
+       {{#var:Pr}} keeps all the subclasses of X that were created in project A,
        but they are now subclasses of a class called <b>:UNDEFINED</b>,
        because when you removed included project B, you lost class X.

@@ Line 9: / Line 9: @@
    <li><p>
      Select <b>Manage Included Projects</b> from the <b>Project</b> menu.
-     The current project,
+     The current project, and its included projects, if any,
      will be shown in a project hierarchy.
      </p>
@@ Line 21: / Line 19: @@
    <li><p>
      Click the <b>Remove Project</b>
-     [[Image:PrF_UG_projects_project.remove.gif|projects_project.remove]]
+     [[Image:PrF_UG_projects_project.remove.gif|projects_project.remove]] button,
      at the top right of the <b>Manage Included Projects</b> dialog box.
      </p>
    <li><p>
-     To remove additional projects,
+     To remove additional projects, repeat steps 2-3.
      </p>
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      Click <b>OK</b>.
      You will see a warning:
      </p>
    <li><p>
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      You will see a number of warnings.
      Classes that were included from the project;
-     any classes you created subordinate to those classes will still appear as subclasses of <b>:UNDEFINED</b>.
+     any classes you created subordinate to those classes
      For example:
      </p>
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      <li><p>
-       Then,
+       Then, you include project B in project A.
        </p>
      <li><p>
-       From project B,
+       From project B, you get a class called X.
        </p>
      <li><p>
-       In project A,
+       In project A, you make a bunch of subclasses of X.
        </p>
      <li><p>
-       Then,
+       Then, you remove project B from project A.
        </p>
@@ Line 74: / Line 67: @@
        Protege keeps all the subclasses of X that were created in project A,
        but they are now subclasses of a class called <b>:UNDEFINED</b>,
-       because when you removed included project B,
+       because when you removed included project B, you lost class X.
        </p>
    </ul>