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# Project details

Go on, drop the deets. Go nuts.

If you want to provide additional information about your project to those who may tinker with it after you, this section of the **Project Config Menu** may be helpful. 

When you import a project that's been configured with these project details, you'll get a neat little pop-up, like this.

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Here are some details you can provide about your project.

> **Intended device / audience** - Who is this for? Examples of target audiences include "*computers*", "*Windows devices*", "*smartphones*" , etc.

> **Project author** - What's your name? Just write whatever you want to be called. "Anonymous" is the default if you don't type anything.

> **Shoutout message** - What would you like to say? This is an input box for whatever you'd like. You could drop a project description here, or a link. Anything really.