Creates a new folder. Folders are used to structure the models hierarchically. Thus, if your model consists of say three submodels, you can create three folders, and store the submodels inside these folders.
Since a folder can contain other folders, you can have submodels within submodels. The hierarchical depth of a model is limited only by the amount of memory.
To see the contents of a folder, you open it by double-clicking it, just like you do with folders in 窶廡inder窶.
New comment窶ｦ
To make your model easier to understand, you can add 窶彡omments窶. By choosing the 窶廸ew comment窶ｦ窶 command, you get a dialog box where you can type in the comment text and choose among some different border types.
The resulting 窶彡omment窶 is a small picture containing the text you entered. Like any other object, you can drag it around in the window, or move it to another folder.
