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Getting Started
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Creating a project
You can use project files in Sound Forge to organize and work with your media files nondestructively. When you save a project file, Sound Forge creates a .frg file and a subfolder that contains your media file and all of the temporary files created while working on your project. This file is not a multimedia file, but is used to render the final file after editing is finished. When you copy, cut, paste, and otherwise edit your project, the process is
Note: To use the advanced undo/redo capabilities mentioned above, you must have the Allow Undo past Save check box selected on the File tab of the Preferences dialog. To access the Preferences dialog, choose Preferences from the Options menu.
1.From the File menu, choose Save As to save the current data window to a project file. The Save As dialog appears.
2.Using the Save in
3.From the Save as type
4.In the File name box, enter a name for the file.
5.Click the Save button.
Sound Forge creates a .frg file with the name you specified, and creates a folder with a similar name (projectname_frg, for example) in the same location for the temporary files.
Important: The associated project folder created by Sound Forge should not be deleted, as this will cause your project file to be unusable.
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