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fux for bug #29085

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2010-03-07 Richard Frith-Macdonald <rfm@gnu.org>
* Documentation/gorm.texi: Fixed opening file to say 'gopen -a Gorm.app'
for bug #29085
2010-03-05 Richard Frith-Macdonald <rfm@gnu.org> 2010-03-05 Richard Frith-Macdonald <rfm@gnu.org>
* GormCore/GormFunctions.m: update for latest base library. * GormCore/GormFunctions.m: update for latest base library.

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If you have ProjectCenter, you need to open it and create an ``Application'' project. Create it with the name ``FirstApp''. From there you can open the MainMenu.gorm by clicking on interfaces and selecting MainMenu.gorm. If Gorm.app is properly installed, you Gorm should start up. If you have ProjectCenter, you need to open it and create an ``Application'' project. Create it with the name ``FirstApp''. From there you can open the MainMenu.gorm by clicking on interfaces and selecting MainMenu.gorm. If Gorm.app is properly installed, you Gorm should start up.
If you don't have ProjectCenter, you can create the Gorm file by hand. First you need to start Gorm. You can either do this by doing @samp{gopen Gorm.app} from a command line prompt, or you can invoke it from the Dock or from the workspace's file viewer. If you don't have ProjectCenter, you can create the Gorm file by hand. First you need to start Gorm. You can either do this by doing @samp{gopen -a Gorm.app} from a command line prompt, or you can invoke it from the Dock or from the workspace's file viewer.
You then need to select the @samp{Document} menu, and then @samp{New Application}. This should produce a new document window, with a menu and an empty window. This should be the same as with the ProjectCenter gorm file since this is the basic starting point for an application. You then need to select the @samp{Document} menu, and then @samp{New Application}. This should produce a new document window, with a menu and an empty window. This should be the same as with the ProjectCenter gorm file since this is the basic starting point for an application.