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Programming: Creating an Include File in Atmel Studio 6

An include file is a library file that contains code that you wish to include in the current program.

On the main menu at the top, click on 'file' and 'new' and 'file'. A dialog box will appear that gives you a list of file types. Select the 'Include File' type and click open. The IDE will provide a default name for the file. When you save the file, just save it as the name you prefer.

Before saving, you will want to save it in a location that is appropriate for the way you will use the file. If this is a project related file, save the file in your project folder. If you will be using this file for many projects, then you will want to save the file in the location where all of the other library files are located.

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