>Well then, I think that is what I want for now. I am only using MM for development of one product right now. It is a custom system that I am trying to develop a base for. No two versions are the same. I planned on running Quick Start to have it create a base version which I would then customize in the directory I specified for a particular client.
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>It was suggested that I run QS to create a temporary project, do my development there and then copy my work over to the mmortals directory. Then run QS as I need to for each client.
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>It is sounding a little to me like there can not be more than one install of the framework on a system. That is not true, is it?

You're asking for trouble with two active copies of the framework on one system.
In a perfect world, I suggest you have the MMortals directory, with the Generic project in a subdirectory under it. Then you have a separate directory for each separate compiled version of the program.

+ MMortals
+ Generic
+ Myversion
+ Jimversion
+ GilVersion

Myversion, JimVersion and Gilversion all start as copies of Generic, but *inherit* from MMortals\libs. Changing Generic will change NewVersion, but not any of the other three. Changing MMortals\libs will change all four.

Chris.