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Simple Copying an Android project in Eclipse Reference: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5483539/androi d-copy-existing-project-with-a-new-name 1

Simple Copying an Android project in Eclipse Reference: existing-project-with-a-new-name 1

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Right click on your project and choose Copy 3

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Simple Copying an Android project in

EclipseReference: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5483539/android-copy-

existing-project-with-a-new-name

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Right click on the project and first look for the Close Project option – do not choose it – but its existence means your project is open

If your project was not open, you would see an option Open Project. You would choose it.

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Right click on your project and choose Copy

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Then right click in the empty space of the Package Explorer and choose Paste

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Give the new project a new name.

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Not everything has changed • For example• The package name has not changed• The text at the top of the layout has not changed

• The reference http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5483539/android-copy-existing-project-with-a-new-name gives steps for changing these features as well

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