How to add jar files to a project?

What is the correct way to add jar files to a project?
Jdev Help has an entry "Adding Files to a Project Using the Add Files or Directories Dialog", but when I goto File->Open as it says, there is no "Add Files or Directories" dialog.
Using JDEVADF_11.1.1.3.PS2_GENERIC_100408.2356.5660 on Linux.

That's not quite what I need, as it does not copy the files into the project, but just creates references to their original location in the filesystem. We want local copies so we can check the whole project into Subversion and not have external dependencies.
Should I just copy the files manually (outside of Jdeveloper)? And what directory should I copy to?
Thanks.

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Never mind, I figured that out.
Edited by: leoJones on Mar 25, 2008 8:29 PM

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