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Judy: /* How to copy entire intervention pages from one intervention to another */

2016-06-29T13:59:31Z

How to copy entire intervention pages from one intervention to another

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	* Click on the '''Workspace''' folder.		* Click on the '''Workspace''' folder.
	* Select the intervention folder you want to copy pages from. This folder will contain all the files in your intervention, including images and videos.		* Select the intervention folder you want to copy pages from. This folder will contain all the files in your intervention, including images and videos.
	* Each page has 5 or 6 files associated with it (this depends on what functions the page contains). Select the 5 or 6 files for the page you want to copy, then right-click and select '~~copy~~'.		* Each page has 5 or 6 files associated with it (this depends on what functions the page contains). Select the 5 or 6 files for the page you want to copy, then right-click and select 'Copy'.
	* Click back to return to the previous page with the list of intervention folders.		* Click back to return to the previous page with the list of intervention folders.
	* Select the intervention folder you want to copy the page to.		* Select the intervention folder you want to copy the page to.
	* Right-click and select '~~paste~~'.		* Right-click and select 'Paste'.
	To do this more quickly, open up 2 windows - one for each intervention and drag the files across.		To do this more quickly, open up 2 windows - one for each intervention and drag the files across.

Judy at 13:58, 29 June 2016

2016-06-29T13:58:15Z

Judy at 13:53, 29 June 2016

2016-06-29T13:53:51Z

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	=How to copy entire intervention pages from one intervention to another=		=How to copy entire intervention pages from one intervention to another=

			The above method works well if you have one or two pages to copy, but if you have many pages to copy, the steps below outline a faster method.


			* Go to the folder where you have saved the LifeGuide authoring tool (usually on the C drive).
			* Click on the '''Workspace''' folder.
			* Select the intervention folder you want to copy pages from.
			* This folder will contain all the files in your intervention, including images and videos.
			* Each page has 5 or 6 files associated with it (this depends on what functions the page contains).
			* Select the 5 of 6 files for the page you want to copy, right-click and select 'copy'.
			* Click back to return to the previous page with the list of intervention folders.
			* Select the intervention folder you want to copy the page to.
			* Right-click and select 'paste'.
			To do this more quickly, you can have 2 windows open with each intervention folder and drag the files across.

			N.B. Please make sure you copy '''all''' the files associated with each page - there should be at least 5 files for each page.

			Refresh your intervention in the authoring tool to see the new pages in 'Project Explorer'.

Judy at 13:39, 29 June 2016

2016-06-29T13:39:47Z

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	* Give the new page a different name. This new page will automatically open once it has been saved.		* Give the new page a different name. This new page will automatically open once it has been saved.

	==How to copy entire intervention pages from one intervention to another==		=How to copy entire intervention pages from one intervention to another=

Judy at 13:39, 29 June 2016

2016-06-29T13:39:32Z

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	* Click '''Save As'''		* Click '''Save As'''
	* Give the new page a different name. This new page will automatically open once it has been saved.		* Give the new page a different name. This new page will automatically open once it has been saved.

			==How to copy entire intervention pages from one intervention to another==

Judy at 11:53, 18 May 2015

2015-05-18T11:53:47Z

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	You may want to copy an entire page, for example, if you want to create a page ~~that is very similar~~, or you want to use the same page but with a different name for differing groups.		You may want to copy an entire page, if for example, you want to create a similar page to an existing one, or you want to use the same page but with a different name for differing groups.

	To do this ~~you open~~ the page you want to copy~~, click~~ 'File', 'Save As'~~, and give~~ the new page a different name. This new page will automatically open ~~and be stored in the workspace~~.		To do this:

			* Open the page you want to copy by double-clicking on it on the '''Project Explorer''' toolbar
			* Click '''File'''
			* Click '''Save As'''
			* Give the new page a different name. This new page will automatically open once it has been saved.

StephHughes: New page: You may want to copy an entire page, for example, if you want to create a page that is very similar, or you want to use the same page but with a different name for differing groups. To do...

2013-01-23T12:16:09Z

New page: You may want to copy an entire page, for example, if you want to create a page that is very similar, or you want to use the same page but with a different name for differing groups. To do...

New page

You may want to copy an entire page, for example, if you want to create a page that is very similar, or you want to use the same page but with a different name for differing groups.

To do this you open the page you want to copy, click 'File', 'Save As', and give the new page a different name. This new page will automatically open and be stored in the workspace.

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	The above method works well if you have one or two pages to copy, but if you have many pages to copy, the steps below outline a faster method.		The above method works well if you have one or two pages to copy, but if you have many pages to copy, the steps below outline a faster method.


	* Go to the folder where you have saved the LifeGuide authoring tool (usually on the C drive).		* Go to the folder where you have saved the LifeGuide authoring tool (usually on the C drive).
	* Click on the '''Workspace''' folder.		* Click on the '''Workspace''' folder.
	* Select the intervention folder you want to copy pages from.		* Select the intervention folder you want to copy pages from. This folder will contain all the files in your intervention, including images and videos.
	* This folder will contain all the files in your intervention, including images and videos.		* Each page has 5 or 6 files associated with it (this depends on what functions the page contains). Select the 5 or 6 files for the page you want to copy, then right-click and select 'copy'.
	* Each page has 5 or 6 files associated with it (this depends on what functions the page contains).
	* Select the 5 of 6 files for the page you want to copy, right-click and select 'copy'.
	* Click back to return to the previous page with the list of intervention folders.		* Click back to return to the previous page with the list of intervention folders.
	* Select the intervention folder you want to copy the page to.		* Select the intervention folder you want to copy the page to.
	* Right-click and select 'paste'.		* Right-click and select 'paste'.
	To do this more quickly, ~~you can have~~ 2 windows ~~open with~~ each intervention ~~folder~~ and drag the files across.		To do this more quickly, open up 2 windows - one for each intervention and drag the files across.

	N.B. Please make sure you copy '''all''' the files associated with each page - there should be at least 5 files for each page.		N.B. Please make sure you copy '''all''' the files associated with each page - there should be at least 5 files for each page.

	Refresh your intervention in the authoring tool to see the new pages in 'Project Explorer'.		Refresh your intervention in the authoring tool to see the new pages in 'Project Explorer'.