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  <h2><a id="ProjectAddFields1" name="ProjectAddFields1">Create a New Project</a></h2>
  <div class="toc">    <h3>Project resources for members: Index</h3>
  <ul> <li>
     <a href="Learning.html">Learning about projects</a> </li>
 <li>
      <a href="ProjectMemberResources.html">Project resources for members</a> </li>

     
 <li><a href="hostedtools.html">Hosted tools</a></li>
      <li><a href="ProjectAdd.html">Creating a new project</a>
   
        <ul>
          <li><strong>You are here</strong>: Creating a new project 
            <ul>
              <li><a href="#ProjectNameField" >Naming and configuring your project</a></li>
              <li><a href="#LicenseField" >Choosing your project's license </a></li>
            </ul>
          </li>
          <li><a href="ProjectAddConfirm.html">Confirming a project</a></li>
        </ul>
      </li></ul></div>
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    <p><a href="/servlets/HelpTOC">Back to main Help index</a></p>
   </div>
The project creation process guides you through setting up and configuring your new project. In this 
  document you will find descriptions of each of the fields in the project creation 
  process. 
  <dt><a id="ProjectNameField" name="ProjectNameField"><strong>Project Name</strong></a></dt>
      <dd><p>The project name appears on all pages relating to the project. Choose a 
      name that will help project members and potential members to quickly identify 
      your project. Any name you select must comply with the naming conventions 
      listed below:</p></dd>
<dd><ul>
     <li>project name can only be one word </li>
    <li>characters a-z (mixed case okay), 0-9, and dash (though not as first or 
      last character) can be used </li>
    <li>no punctuation, spaces, underscoring or capitalization </li>
  </ul></dd>
<dd><p>Once a project has been created, the name cannot be changed. An example of 
    an appropriate name for a project involving porting a sophisticated chess 
    game to the telephone is "chessphone". </p></dd>
  <dt><a id="ProjectParentField" name="ProjectParentField"><strong>Parent Project</strong></a></dt> 
<dd><p>Determine if you want your project to be a child of another project. Creating a child relationship will help you and potential project members to quickly identify projects of interest to them and to follow the requirements of larger projects.</p></dd>
<dt><a id="SummaryField" name="SummaryField"><strong>Summary</strong></a></dt>
  <dd> 
    <p>Enter a one-line description of your project, no longer than 60 characters. 
      The description should be in plain text; HTML and formatted text are not 
      supported. The description will be adjacent to the name of the project and 
      be what registered users see first when they view the list of available 
      projects. It should therefore be descriptive and concise. For instance, 
      in the case of the chess game, you might write: "Porting an advanced chess 
      game to the phone". Unlike the project name, you can edit this field at 
      any time.</p></dd>
  
  <dt><a id="DescriptionField" name="DescriptionField"><strong>Description</strong></a></dt>
  <dd> 
    <p>Making up the bulk of your project's home page, the description.should 
      present the project in as interesting a light as possible. You can include 
      HTML, and formatted text, though you may find simple, unformatted text to 
      have a faster loading time, and, therefore, to be of more interest to your 
      potential members. Good information to include in this section include your 
      project's mission, background, methodology, tasks available, and other information 
      that a developer might need to begin working on your project. This field 
      can be edited at any time by clicking on the "Edit Project" link once you 
      have finished creating the project.</p></dd>
  
  <dt><a id="ProjectCategoriesField" name="ProjectCategoriesField"><strong>Project Categories</strong></a></dt>
  <dd> 
    
  <p>Assigning your project to a project category will allow users of the domain 
    to find and identify your project quickly.</p></dd>
  
  <dt><a id="LicenseField" name="LicenseField"><strong>License</strong></a></dt>
  <dd> 
    <p>Choose the license you wish to apply to the project. While there is a core 
      set of licenses available to select from, you may find that your administrator 
      has added licenses created specifically for the needs of project owners 
      on this site. Once your project is approved, you can switch licenses as 
      you find necessary. To edit this feature of your project, you need to click 
      on<em> Edit Project</em> link, once you have finished the process of creating 
      the project. If you wish more information on the default set of licenses, 
      please see the "<a href="TypicalLicenses.html">Licenses</a>" section.</p></dd>
 
  <dt><a id="PublicProjectField" name="PublicProjectField"><strong>Public Project</strong></a></dt>
  <dd><p>If you would like to have your project viewable by anyone in your domain, 
    check this box. Leaving the box empty will require you to send invitations 
    to potential members.</p></dd>
  <dt><a id="UseProjectHomeField" name="UseProjectHomeField"><strong>Use 
    Project Home</strong></a></dt>
  <dd><p>Check this box to use your project's www/index.html file as the project's 
    description. This is useful if you plan to have a complex home page. This 
    setting can be changed at any time.</p></dd>
  
  <dt><a id="ProjectOwnerField" name="ProjectOwnerField"><strong>Project Owner</strong></a></dt>
   <dd><p> While this field defaults to your username, you can add or edit project 
    owners based on your needs.</p></dd>
<p>Click on the <b>Create Project</b> button.</p>
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        configuring your project</a></li>
      <li><a href="#LicenseField" >Choosing 
        your project's license </a></li>
  </ul></li>
    <li><a href="ProjectAddConfirm.html">Confirming 
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     <strong>You are here:</strong> Creating a New Project: Index 

     <ul>
      <li><a href="ProjectAddStep1.html">Create a New Project (Step One): "Project Add" fields explained</a></li>

      <li><a href="ProjectAddStep2.html">Create a New Project (Step Two): Choosing your project's license and profile</a></li>

      <li><a href="ProjectAddStep3.html">Create a New project (Step Three): Inviting people to join your project</a></li>

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   <p>This document describes the process of creating a project to be hosted on this site. You must be a registered user and you must be logged in to start a project.</p>

   <p>Creating a new project on this site is fairly straightforward. In these help pages, we will walk you through the process. You should, however, come to the task prepared, with a good sense of what you want and how you want to accomplish it. Knowing whom to invite onto your project won't hurt, either.</p>

   <p>The <strong>Start a Project</strong> link on your Start Page (and several other pages) leads you through a three-step process to turn your idea into a pending project. Once you complete this process--and it doesn't take long--a special home page specific to your project is generated. Your project home page is the focal point for everything having to do with your project, and all registered users can view it. It is therefore important that you create a page that is as informative as it is inviting.</p>

   <p>In <a href="ProjectAddStep1.html">Project Add Fields Explained</a>, we address each field in the "Add a New Project page."</p>

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             <p>This document describes the process of creating a project to be hosted on this site. You must be a registered user and you must be logged in to start a project.</p>

             <p>Creating a new project on this site is fairly straightforward. In these help pages, we will walk you through the process. You should, however, come to the task prepared, with a good sense of what you want and how you want to accomplish it. Knowing whom to invite onto your project won't hurt, either.</p>

             <p>The <strong>Start a Project</strong> link on your Start Page (and several other pages) leads you through a three-step process to turn your idea into a pending project. Once you complete this process--and it doesn't take long--a special home page specific to your project is generated. Your project home page is the focal point for everything having to do with your project, and all registered users can view it. It is therefore important that you create a page that is as informative as it is inviting.</p>

             <p>In <a href="ProjectAddStep1.html">Project Add Fields Explained</a>, we address each field in the "Add a New Project page."</p>

             
             
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      <li><A href="ProjectAddStep2.html">Create a New Project 
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<p>This document describes the process of creating a project to be hosted on this site. You must be a registered user and you must be logged in to start a project.

<p>Creating a new project on this site is fairly straightforward. In these help pages, we will walk you through the process. You should, however, come to the task prepared, with a good sense of what you want and how you want to accomplish it. Knowing whom to invite onto your project won't hurt, either. 
<p>The <STRONG>Start a Project </STRONG>link on your Start Page (and several other pages) leads you through a three-step process to turn your idea into a pending project. Once you complete this process--and it doesn't take long--a special home page specific to your project is generated. Your project home page is the focal point for everything having to do with your project, and all registered users can view it. It is therefore important that you create a page that is as informative as it is inviting. 
<p>In <a href="ProjectAddStep1.html">Project Add Fields Explained</A>, 
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<p>The <STRONG>Start a Project </STRONG>link on your Start Page (and several other pages) leads you through a three-step process to turn your idea into a pending project. Once you complete this process--and it doesn't take long--a special home page specific to your project is generated. Your project home page is the focal point for everything having to do with your project, and all registered users can view it. It is therefore important that you create a page that is as informative as it is inviting. 
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<span class="Header"><b>Creating a New Project</b></span> 
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    <dt>Creating a New Project Index</dt>
    <dd> 
      <li><a href="ProjectAddStep1.html">Create a New Project (Step One): &quot;Project Add&quot; fields explained</a> </li>
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      <li><a href="ProjectAddStep2.html">Create a New Project 
        (Step Two): Choosing your project's license and profile </a></li>
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      <li><a href="ProjectAddStep3.html">Create a new project 
        (Step Three): Inviting people to join your project</a></li>
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      <li><a href="#ProjectAddStep4.html">Project Creation 
        Confirmation</a></li></dd>
 <dt><SPAN class=HelptextHeader>Licenses</SPAN>
        <dt><a href="TypicalLicenses.html#Public">Public</a></dt>
	<dd><li><A href="TypicalLicenses.html#Apache">Apache</A> </li></dd>
	<dd><li><A href="TypicalLicenses.html#BSDStyleLicenses">BSD</A></li></dd>
	<dd><li><A href="TypicalLicenses.html#GPL">GNU General Public License (GPL)</A></li></dd>
    <dt><a href="#Proprietary">Private</a></dt>
	<dd><li><A href="TypicalLicenses.html#Proprietary">Proprietary</A></li></dd>
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<p>Creating a new project on this site is fairly straightforward. In these help pages, we will walk you through the process. You should, however, come to the task prepared, with a good sense of what you want and how you want to accomplish it. Knowing whom to invite onto your project won't hurt, either. 
<p>The <i>Start a project </i>link on the My Start Page (and several other pages) leads you through a three-step process to turn your idea into a pending project. Once you complete this process--and it doesn't take long--a special home page specific to your project is generated. Your project home page is the focal point for everything having to do with your project, and all registered users can view it. It is therefore important that you create a page that is as informative as it is inviting. 
<p>In &quot;Project Add Fields Explained,&quot;<a href="ProjectAddStep1.html"></a> 
  we address each field in the &quot;Add a New Project page.&quot;</p>

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<span class="PlainText"><a name="ProjectAdd.html"></a>
<span class="Header"><b>Creating a New Project</b></span> 
<ul>
  
  <dl> 
    <dt>Creating a New Project Index</dt>
    <dd> 
      <li><a href="ProjectAddStep1.html">Create a New Project (Step One): &quot;Project Add&quot; fields explained</a> </li>
    </dd>
    <dd> 
      <li><a href="ProjectAddStep2.html">Create a New Project 
        (Step Two): Choosing your project's license and profile </a></li>
    </dd>
    <dd> 
      <li><a href="ProjectAddStep3.html">Create a new project 
        (Step Three): Inviting people to join your project</a></li>
    </dd>
    <dd> 
      <li><a href="#ProjectAddStep4.html">Project Creation 
        Confirmation</a></li></dd>
 <dt><SPAN class=HelptextHeader>Licenses</SPAN>
        <dt><a href="TypicalLicenses.html#Public">Public</a></dt>
	<dd><li><A href="TypicalLicenses.html#Apache">Apache</A> </li></dd>
	<dd><li><A href="TypicalLicenses.html#BSDStyleLicenses">BSD</A></li></dd>
	<dd><li><A href="TypicalLicenses.html#GPL">GNU General Public License (GPL)</A></li></dd>
    <dt><a href="#Proprietary">Private</a></dt>
	<dd><li><A href="TypicalLicenses.html#Proprietary">Proprietary</A></li></dd>
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<p>Creating a new project on this site is fairly straightforward. In these help pages, we will walk you through the process. You should, however, come to the task prepared, with a good sense of what you want and how you want to accomplish it. Knowing whom to invite onto your project won't hurt, either. 
<p>The <i>Start a project </i>link on the My Start Page (and several other pages) leads you through a three-step process to turn your idea into a pending project. Once you complete this process--and it doesn't take long--a special home page specific to your project is generated. Your project home page is the focal point for everything having to do with your project, and all registered users can view it. It is therefore important that you create a page that is as informative as it is inviting. 
<p>In &quot;Project Add Fields Explained,&quot;<a href="ProjectAddStep1.html"></a> 
  we address each field in the &quot;Add a New Project page.&quot;</p>

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