Copying, deleting, & renaming a Presentation
  • 14 Aug 2025
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Copying, deleting, & renaming a Presentation

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This topic describes how to copy, delete, and rename an existing Presentation.

To copy a Presentation:

  1. From the homepage of the Presentations section, click on the 3 vertical dots ( contents/assets/images/3-dots.png ) in the upper right corner of the Presentation tile you want to copy.

  2. Select "Duplicate".
     contents/assets/images/presentation.tile.duplicate.png

  3. Choose a name for the copied Presentation.

  4. Click "SAVE". The Presentation is now available from the Presentation homepage to enter in Play or Edit mode.

To delete a Presentation:

  1. From the homepage of the Presentations section, click on the 3 vertical dots ( contents/assets/images/3-dots.png ) in the upper right corner of the Presentation tile you want to delete.

  2. From the menu, select "Delete".

  3. A dialogue will ask you if you are sure you want to delete. Click "YES" to delete the Presentation.
     contents/assets/images/presentation.delete.png

Once a Presentation is deleted, it cannot be recovered.

To rename a Presentation:

  1. From the homepage of the Presentations section, 3 vertical dots ( contents/assets/images/3-dots.png ) in the upper right corner of the Presentation tile you want to rename.

  2. From the menu, select "Edit Presentation info".
     contents/assets/images/presentation.edit.info (1).png

  3. Rename the Presentation by editing the "Presentation name" field and optionally edit the description in the "Presentation description" field.

contents/assets/images/presentation.edit.info.PNG

You can also open a Presentation in Edit mode directly from the Presentations homepage: to do so, click on the 3 vertical dots ( contents/assets/images/3-dots.png ) in the upper right corner of the Presentation tile or use the right click function over the tile and then click on "Edit Presentation".
 contents/assets/images/presentation.edit.png


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