Creating a New Project

We’re excited by all the projects you’re going to create with Raptor Write! So let’s get into the nitty-gritty of the Projects menu.

To begin writing, you'll want to create a new project. Click on the “New Project” button located in the project management section.

Explanation of Project Buttons

From left to right:

• New Document - Create a new document/file in the Project Files area. In the above screenshot, new documents are listed there below Project Files.
• Save Project - Save your Project. Your project will save automatically but it’s good practice to press this button often.
• Duplicate Project - Duplicate the Project that’s currently loaded. It’ll be saved as ProjectName-duplicate. You can change the name in the Load Project screen.
• New Project - This will create a brand new blank project.
• Load Project - This will bring up a screen with all of your projects listed. See more about this screen below.
• Toggle All Off - This will turn all your documents listed in the Project Files section to OFF and therefore they will not be included in the prompt as context.
• Toggle All On - This does the opposite and will turn all your documents listed in the Project Files section to ON and therefore they will be included in the prompt as context.

Your Projects

Once created, your project will be added to the list of available projects.

In this screen, you can Load or Delete Projects. Be careful with Delete! Once it’s Deleted, it’s gone and cannot be recovered.

Change the order of the Projects. Move them up or down the list with the arrows.

In order to change the name of a Project, load the Project into Raptor Write and change the name of it in the field above the Project Files area. In the screenshot above, this reads “Blank Project.”

This organizational structure makes it easy to manage multiple writing endeavors simultaneously.