A "WorkSet" is a set of related windows which you want to open, close, hide, or show as
a group. For example, these can be the windows you need while working on a particular
bug fix or new feature. Each "WorkSet" is defined by a file in the "{MPW}WorkSets:"
folder. Each file simply contains a list of the full pathnames of the files in the workset. To create a new WorkSet, select “New...” from the “Edit WorkSet” item in the File menu. Provide a name for the new set. By default, the new WorkSet will contain all the currently active windows, except the worksheet. Simply edit and save the list of file names. You can now Open, Close, Show, and Hide this set of windows using the corresponding items in the File menu. Selecting “Remove WorkSet” will delete the WorkSet file from the WorkSets folder. To rename a workset, simply rename the file in the WorkSets folder.
There are two methods that can be used to manipulate the WorkSets. One uses hierarchical
menus to display the current list of worksets. The second uses dialog boxes. Both rely on
MPW Shell 3.4.2b1c3 or later. The first has a startup script to define the menu items,
and a script to update the hierarchical menus on each change. The second needs only its
startup script. Choose the method with which you are most comfortable. (The two can
actually be used together, but are redundant.) Each method also provides a menu item for
