> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.sysdevmobile.com/kalipso5/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.sysdevmobile.com/kalipso5/developing/project/create/wizard.md).

# Wizard

The process of creating a new project by the wizard mode follows the following procedures:

To create a new project you can access the menu via the following path:

**File** > **New Project (Wizard)**

Then, a window appears with a set of questions that will assist in the creation of the project.

### Step 1

![](/files/-M8jeXCQ_UeleDnkmEEp)

This first screen welcomes you to the process of creating a new project. Briefly explain the steps to follow.

Click *Next*

![](/files/-M8jehMnCHIW5LZYMmPw)

* **Project's Name** - Enter the name of the project. Note that the project name cannot have spaces between words.
* **Project's Description** - Enter the description of the project. Free field, used only in Kalipso.

Click *Next*

### Step 2

![](/files/-M8kB28DTwf5tn2rNPCl)

In this screen, the application asks for the choice of style for the application to be developed. Graphical proposals are presented to facilitate. You can also create a project without having a defining style at first. Later, you can change the style or import it from another application.

After choosing you can click *next*.

### Step 3

![](/files/-M8kLO_EIJnAswPqjROG)

In this window you can choose which device the project is directed to. From the list available, you can choose the following:

* Generic PC 1024x600
* Generic PC 1280x720
* Generic PC 800x600
* Generic Smartphone
* Generic Tablet Regular
* Generic Tabelt Small
* Generic Windows Mobile
* Generic Windows Mobile Wide

Click *Next*

### Step 4

![](/files/-M8kNX0VAAIGqmezjyhO)

In this window the application asks whether you need to use a database or not. After choosing the next process for creating a project, it differs.

{% hint style="success" %}
If you choose not to connect to a database at this stage, you can later configure access to a database.
{% endhint %}

If you choose that you do not need to use a database, the screen will proceed to step 5.

In case of choosing the connection to a database, the application presents the following two questions:

![](/files/-M8kOtrWt8eu0iJTG1Zl)

Do you want to connect to a database through:

* *ODBC* - Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) is a standard application programming interface (API) for accessing database management systems (DBMS) . The designers of ODBC aimed to make it independent of database systems and operating systems.
* *OLE DB* - Object Linking and Embedding, Database, (sometimes written as OLEDB or OLE-DB), an API designed by Microsoft, allows accessing data from a variety of sources in a uniform manner.

Depending on the chosen connection, the application asks for the following (choose the appropriate tab):

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="ODBC" %}
![](/files/-M8kPW9yzkQEHLf96qVL)

* *ODBC Connection* - The name/path to the database
* *User Name* - User name to access the database
* *Password* - Password used to access the database
* *Prefix (optional)* - Define a Prefix hat will be added in the call of each object that uses this connection.

In front of the name for the ODBC connection has two buttons:
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="OLE DB" %}
![](/files/-M8kQjel0AjtSX5o7Hjy)

The application asks if the database is supported on:

* SQL Server
* Input Connection String

#### SQL Server option:

![](/files/-M8k_KEEq53ecXoI29sh)

* *Server* - Server address
* *Database* - Name of the data base
* *User* - Name of the user with access to the database
* *Password* - User password
* *Port* - Communication port. You can leave it empty by default

#### Input Connection String

![](/files/-M8kl6zwu_a5PMpw1ykk)

*Connection String* - Specify the connection string to access the database
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

Click *Next*

### Step 5

![](/files/-M8kORWLiouVECZjhM9U)

After completing the previous phases, the process of creating a project is ready and you can click on create. After that, the application asks for the folder where to save the Kalipso project file (.mfs file).

{% hint style="success" %}
The project document has now the basic information for the start of its development.
{% endhint %}


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