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few tools like Circular Arrow, Linear Arrow and Disable Rotation used to manipulate
                    Sprite.

                    New Sprite Buttons

                    New Sprite Buttons are present at the bottom right corner of the Stage. They are used to

                    perform actions like creating a new Sprite, and importing and using the existing Sprites.
                    Let’s discuss the functions of these buttons.

                    •  Choose Sprite from Library          : This button on being clicked opens a Sprite Library
                       dialog box containing various inbuilt Sprite options.

                    •  Paint New Sprite  : This button on being clicked opens the Costumes window where
                       the user can create or draw a new Sprite.

                    •  Upload Sprite from File          : This button on being clicked opens the Select fi le(s)

                       to upload by app:/Scratch.swf dialog box. The user can select the Sprite from the
                       available fi les on a computer.

                    •  New Sprite from Camera            : This button on
                                                                                           Do and Learn
                       being clicked opens the web camera of the
                       system (if the facility exists) and allows the              Explore the components of Scratch

                       user to click an image to be used as a Sprite.              window in the practical class.

                    Creating a New Project


                    Follow these steps to create a new project.
                      1.  Click on the File menu.

                     2.  Select the New option. A new project will open.




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