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--- mistudio:getting_started:create_project [2026/06/21 15:15] – tputman
+++ mistudio:getting_started:create_project [2026/09/18 15:52] (current) – tputman
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 ==== Overview ====
-A MIStudio project is the main container for an application or system. A project can include applications, graphics, images, drivers, targets, components, and other project resources.
+An MIStudio project is the main container for an application or system. A project can include applications, graphics, images, drivers, targets, components, and other project resources.
 Projects are used to organize the screens and resources needed for a dashboard, operator interface, monitoring system, or other industrial application.
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 ==== Basic Steps ====
-  * Open MIStudio.
+  * Click **File**, then select the option to create a new project.
-  * Choose the option to create a new project.
   * Enter a project name.
-  * Select or confirm the project location.
+  * Confirm the new project.
-  * Create the project.
+  * Select a target, either MIX or AWS.
-  * Save the project.
+  * Click **OK**.
 ==== Choosing a Project Name ====
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 After creating a project, the project appears in the MIStudio project tree.
-The next step is usually to create an application inside the project. Applications are where screens, graphics, controls, and visual behavior are built.
+The next step is usually to create an application inside the project. Applications are where screens, graphics, controls, and related application behavior are built.
 ==== Getting Started Flow ====
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   * [[mistudio:getting_started:project_structure|MIStudio Project Structure]]
   * [[mistudio:getting_started:create_application|Creating an Application]]
-  * [[mistudio:graphics:start|MIStudio Graphics]]
+  * [[mistudio:design_editor:start|MIStudio Design Editor]]