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Copy existing reflection layout to new layout with different name

Stephen Morley

Hi,

I have an existing reflection session layout with the following 3 files:-

SessionA_NPE.rd3x

SessionA_NPE.rwsp

SharedMacros.rd3x

What I want to do is copy/paste this to a new layout with a different name so the session is called SessionA.

ie

SessionA.rd3x

SessionA.rwsp

SharedMacros.rd3x

I cant seem to do this just by renaming files on disk - the code complains that is missing a reference to SessionA_NPE.rd3x.

Can someone please suggest the easiest way to do this? I am hoping I don't have to re-create all the buttons etc from scratch.

Thank you

Regards

Steve

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