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What is the difference between quitting and closing a project?

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What is the difference between quitting and closing a project?

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Both methods close all opened documents and the project file and set the current project to . Quitting does not save the current state of the project and removes the project from the list of recent projects (unless it was a default project). It will not prompt about saving changes to the project (but it prompts with a warning to this subject). It can be used if you are definitely done with that project… It cleans up the Recent Files List and the Project Tree as well, leaving WinEdt in a virgin state, as if you had started the program with -V switch. Whereas Closing the project just closes all the files contained in your project.