The Project Manager has several different context menus, depending on the object you select (file, project, project group, Build Configurations node, and so on). However, most context menus share some of the following common menu commands. The common commands are available when you right-click an empty area on the project list box.

Right-click a project group to display the following commands.

Right-click a project file to display the context menu commands.

Item	Description
Add	Displays the Add to Project dialog box, allowing you to add files to the selected project.
Add New > Unit	Adds a compilation unit to the selected project, assigning the name Unit01.cpp for the first unit added, and then augmenting the number for each subsequent unit added. To rename a unit and all its components, right-click the unit name in the Project Manager, and select Rename.
Add New >Form	Adds a new form to the selected project and displays the new form in the Code Editor.
Add New > Other...	Displays the New Items dialog box and lists the item categories that are available to you, such as C++Builder Files, or Web Documents. Click a category in the left-hand pane, and then the right-hand pane displays the items of that category that you can add to your project.
Add New > Virtual Folder	(C++ only) Adds a greyed-out virtual folder to the selected project. Virtual folders are displayed by default last in the tree structure. Use the context menu for the virtual folder to manage the folder.
Add New > Customize...	Displays the Customize New Menu dialog box and allows you to customize the FileNew menu.
Add New Password Dialog	Adds a PassWord.cpp node to the selected project in C++Builder, including a PassWord.dfm file, and sets up a template for creating a PassWord unit in your project.
Remove File	Displays the Remove From Project dialog box, allowing you to remove a file from the selected project.
Save	Stores changes made to all files in the open project using each file's current name. If you try to save a project that has an unsaved code file, the product opens the Save As dialog box, where you can enter the new filename.
Save As...	Displays theSave As dialog box for each compilation unit that needs to be saved and allows you to enter a new name for each unit.
Rename	Highlights the project node and allows you to enter a new name or edit the existing name of the project.
Remove Project	Removes the active project from its project group. Removing the target from the current project group affects the project group’s project file (.bdsgroup); it does not remove any files from disk. Thus, remove a project from your project group before deleting its file from disk so that the product can update the project file accordingly.
Clean	Removes generated files from the project, such as object code files.
Make (for C++) or Compile (for Delphi)	Compiles all files in the current project that have changed since it was last built and any files that depend on them. You can also choose ProjectCompile [project name].
Build	Rebuilds all files in your project regardless of whether they have changed. You can also choose ProjectBuild [project name].
Build Sooner	Moves a project up in the list of projects within a project group, which changes the order in which the projects are compiled.
Build Later	Moves a project down in the list of projects within a project group.
Make All From Here	Compiles only the selected projects and all others listed below if they have changed since the last build. In contrast, choose ProjectCompile All Projects to rebuild every project in the project group that has changed.
Build All From Here	Rebuilds only the selected project and all others listed below it regardless of whether they have changed. In contrast, choose ProjectBuild All Projects to rebuild all projects in the project group.
Activate	Makes the current project active.
View Source	Displays the source code for the selected project.
Dependencies	Displays the ProjectDependencies dialog box, allowing you to change the build order for the projects in a project group.
Build Order	(C++ only) Displays the Build Order dialog box, enabling you to move the files that are to be compiled by each compiler (Resource Compiler, Turbo Assembler, and C++ Compiler).
Modeling Support	Displays the Model Support dialog, which lists the projects that are currently open. Select the projects that you want to have modeling support.
Options	Displays the ProjectOptions dialog box, allowing you to change the selected project's application and compiler options.

Right-click a file within a project to display the context menu commands. The commands vary depending on the type of file selected.

Item	Description
Build	Is a shortcut that compiles the selected file.
Edit Local Options	For C++, displays an abbreviated Project Options dialog box that contains only the pages that pertain to the current project and file.
Open	Opens the selected files in the Code Editor.
Preprocess	Runs the C++ preprocessor (cpp32).
Remove From Project	Removes the selected files from the project. You will be prompted to save any changes.
Save	Saves changes made to the selected files using their current names.
Save As	Displays the Save As dialog box, allowing you to saves the selected files with new names and locations.
Show Dependencies	For C++ only. Displays the ProjectDependencies dialog box, allowing you to change the build order for the projects in a project group.
Rename	Allows you to rename the file and any corresponding secondary files that appear as child nodes in the Project Manager.
Link by Name Only	For C++ only. For a library or object file, locates the file by using the Library Search Path (set on the ProjectOptionsDirectories and Conditionals dialog box). To link a library or object file explicitly by its file path, uncheck this field, and then the linker receives the fully qualified path name of the library or object file and ignores the Library Search Path setting. Link by Name Only is the default for .lib and .obj files added to 2009 projects; this option is new for 2009.

Right-click either the Build Configurations node in the Project Manager or the name of a specific build configuration within the node to display the context menu.

Item	Description
Clean	Removes generated files from the project, such as object code files.
Make	Compiles all files in the current project that have changed since it was last built, as well as any files that depend on them. You can also choose ProjectCompile [project name].
Build	Rebuilds all files in your project regardless of whether they have changed. You can also choose Project[project name].
Rename	Allows you to rename the selected build configuration.
Delete	Displays the Confirm dialog box and allows you to delete the selected configuration.
New Configuration	Adds a child configuration, based on the selected configuration, and lists the new configuration in the Project Manager under the name of the parent configuration.
New Option Set	Creates a new option set file (.optset file extension) based on the selected configuration and opens the Save As dialog so that you can specify the name and location for the option set file.
Apply Option Set	Displays the Apply Option Set dialog box and allows you to select an .optset file to apply to the selected build configuration. You can choose to overwrite, replace, or preserve the existing option values.
Activate	Makes the selected build configuration the current active configuration for the project; appears only for configurations that are not currently active. The active build configuration is listed in boldface.
Edit	Displays the ProjectOptions dialog box preloaded with the values set in the selected build configuration.