Adding a new TeamWorks project Estimated reading: 2 minutes 398 views Before we start to use the TeamWorks application, an online storage has to be defined, which is a URL path to the server, where all TeamWorks projects will be stored. The basis for creating a TeamWorks project is a project created in BEXEL Manager. The standard recommendation would be to store all BEXEL Manager projects on the local computer. At the same time, it is not recommended to use different types of cloud storage systems or network local drives. After we have logged in to BEXEL Manager and created a BEXEL Manager project, we can create a new TeamWorks project. We can use two different approaches, which are described below. Adding TeamWorks online storage Activate the TeamWorks within the Welcome screen. à Click on the Add TeamWorks Online Storage command within the TeamWorks Management Center window. à Within the Add TeamWorks Online Storage define the URL path and finish the process by clicking on the OK button. Adding a new TeamWorks project using the TeamWorks tab Activate the TeamWorks tab in the upper corner of the interface. à Click on the Attach Project command. à Click on the domain within the window Project Chooser Form and after that click on the command New Project. à After the process is finished the notification window will pop out regarding a new project being committed and the project will be stated on the list. Adding a new TeamWorks project using the TeamWorks command within the Welcome screen Activate the TeamWorks command within the Welcome screen. à Click on the domain within the window TeamWorks Management Center and after that click on the command New Project. à Within the New TeamWorks Project window define the name of the project and choose a certain besln. file of the BEXEL Manager project. à After you have chosen the culture, click on the command OK to finish the process of creating a TeamWorks project. àA notification will pop up that a new initial revision of the TeamWorks project will be uploaded on a server.
