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TECH TIP: project.wide=max; 
          project.tall=max;
          this will make your PROJECT "maximum" full screen.
          you can just use one or the other, or both.
          you can spell it "MAX","max", or "Max"...
          I check all 3
NOTE: this sets the SCREEN to maximum; a few pixels width
      and height are sacrificed to the system window.
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Easy:
PROJECT: is the top level. Where the programer once worked on
 a PROGRAM, the programmer will now work on a PROJECT. At the
 present time, TAKKY has a one project limit. You can make
 and have as many projects as you wish, but, TAKKY at the
 present time can only open one PROJECT at a time.
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TECH:
PROJECT is a single OBJECT, which will OWN or CONTAIN or
 BE PARENT TO... literally *everything* in your project.
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Even if the programmer chooses to reference:
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      form1.button2.text=SomeStringHere
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that is merely a convenience to allow the programmer to get
 a "hit" on "form1.button2.text". The ACTUAL "full object
 variable name" would be:
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      project9.form1.button2.text=SomeStringHere
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which reflects the fact that PROJECT owns every FORM.
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NOTE: the programmer *could* get away with as little as:
      button2.text=SomeStringHere
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as long as there was only one FORM in the project, this will
 work the exact way you intend it to work. *you* are
 responsible, to make sure that if you say
 "button1.text=SomeString" that you know which button1
 you are thinking of correctly. If there is an ambiguous
 reference, it will be resolved in one of two ways, neither
 involving a crash... you *could* find the "other" button1,
 if you are playing fast and loose with short names and
 shouldn't have been. The other possibility, is that you
 realize this, and add more reference to positively ID the
 property you are intending to deal with.
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Always remember... the *actual* name of the object variable,
 is something like:
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     project1.form2.button3.text=SomeStringHere;
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and it's merely a convenience that you are allowed to search
 for as little or as much of that name as you think you need
 to.
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TECH TIP: 
 Its certainly possible to add too little reference;
 its certainly *not* possible, to add too much reference.
 So...
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     "When in doubt, Type it out !"
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