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-\chapter{Projects}
-
-  \section{Project}
-
-      A \M\ project \index{project} is represented by a folder holding 
-      all files of the project. This are mainly the recorded wave files 
-      and the the project file \index{project file}.
-      The project file contains all information about the project.
-      It also contains all midi data if exists.
-
-      Example of a project folder structure:
-
-      \starttyping
-      ~/MusE
-            projects
-                  song1             
-                        song1.med
-                        rec1.wav
-                        rec1.wca
-                        rec2.wav
-                        rec2.wca
-                  song2
-                          .             
-                          .             
-      \stoptyping
-
-      In the above example {\tt song1} is the project folder 
-      \index{project folder} and
-      {\tt song1.med} is the project file. 
-      The {\tt *.wav} files are audio recordings and the {\tt *.wca}
-      files contain precomputed data used for fast screen drawing of
-      waveforms.
-
-      The path of the standard project folder 
-      \index{standard project folder}  {\tt ~/MusE/projects}
-      can be configured in the ''Preferences'' menu.
-      
-
-   \section{Select a project}
-
-      After \M\ starts, first a project must be choosen or created.
-
-      Normally the last project will be loaded. If you do not like this
-      behaviour in the ''Preferences'' menu you can configure
-      a standard project \index{standard project} or tell \M\ to
-      always ask for a project.
-
-   \section{Templates}
-
-      If you enter the name of a new project in the project selection
-      menu then on OK \M\ will present you a list of templates to
-      choose from. The template can be a complete project but 
-      without any wave data and normally without any midi data.
-
-      \M\ sucht Templates an zwei Orten:
-            im globalen \M\ Installationspfad (Factory Presets) sowie im 
-                  \M\ Verzeichnis relativ zum {\tt HOME} Verzeichnis des
-                        Anwenders (User Presets)
-
-   \section{Projekt backup}
-
-      There is no special build in function in \M\ to backup a project.
-      But as all project data is contained in one folder, standard system
-      tool can be used to backup.
-
-      Project are always complete in itself and do not contain any 
-      references to outside files. One execption are soundfonts \index{soundfonts}
-      as used by the fluid \index{fluid} synthesizer. 
-      Its recommended to manually copy these files also to the 
-      project folder.
-
-      Projects can be moved in the folder hierarchy without problems 
-      as they do not contain any absolute file paths.
-
-   \section{Wave files and samplerate}
-
-      \index{wave files}\index{audio projecs}\index{midi projects}
-      \index{samplerate}
-
-      \M\ differences between midi projects and audio projects.
-      Audio projects contain in addition to midi data wave files.
-      
-      Audio project have a defined samplerate and can only be loaded
-      and edited if the project samplerate is identical to the
-      current samplerate.
-
-      The current sample rate is defined by the JACK audio server and
-      can not be changed within \M.
-                              
-      If you want to import wave files with a samplerate different from
-      the current sample rate, they must be converted 
-      (resampled\index{resample})