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# Duplicating Projects and Versions

To watch the full video on Duplicating Projects and Versions, watch it here:

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With the new Duplicate Project and Version feature, you'll be able to save your projects as different projects and versions. This is great if you have similar procedures so you can can continue from where you saved.

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## Duplicating Project:

To duplicate your Project, go to the top left of the screen and click the Synode logo. In the dropdown menu you will see “Save as”. Hover over it and then you will see “New Project”.

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Once you click “New Project” you can change the name of your project. Once done, click “Save”

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The duplicated project will show up on your dashboard.

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## Duplicate version:

Duplicating as a seperate version is the same process as duplicating projects. Instead of your new project being in the dashboard, its now a new version in the same project you duplicated from.

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