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Alternatively, if the project you want to work with already exists on your hard drive (for example, because you have downloaded it as a tar file from an FTP server, because you already checked out a version of the project from a version control system, or because it is your own project that exists ''only'' on your own hard drive), then  use <menuchoice>Projects -> Open/Import project</menuchoice> and in the dialog box choose the directory in which your project resides.
Alternatively, if the project you want to work with already exists on your hard drive (for example, because you have downloaded it as a tar file from an FTP server, because you already checked out a version of the project from a version control system, or because it is your own project that exists ''only'' on your own hard drive), then   
*  Select from the menu bar <menuchoice>Projects -> Open/Import project</menuchoice>.
*  In the dialog box choose the directory in which your project resides.
*  If the project has a build file like CMakelists.txt,*.pro file and makefile select the file to open the project.

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Alternatively, if the project you want to work with already exists on your hard drive (for example, because you have downloaded it as a tar file from an FTP server, because you already checked out a version of the project from a version control system, or because it is your own project that exists ''only'' on your own hard drive), then  
*  Select from the menu bar <menuchoice>Projects -> Open/Import project</menuchoice>.
*  In the dialog box choose the directory in which your project resides.
*  If the project has a build file like CMakelists.txt,*.pro file and makefile select the file to open the project.

Alternatively, if the project you want to work with already exists on your hard drive (for example, because you have downloaded it as a tar file from an FTP server, because you already checked out a version of the project from a version control system, or because it is your own project that exists only on your own hard drive), then

  • Select from the menu bar Projects -> Open/Import project.
  • In the dialog box choose the directory in which your project resides.
  • If the project has a build file like CMakelists.txt,*.pro file and makefile select the file to open the project.