If you have recently used either the Cut or Copy functions on a page, you can use the Paste function to paste a copy of the page into your application as a new page. The name of the new page will be the same as the original until you change it, but the filename will be changed slightly from the original in order to be unique.
The new page will be an exact duplicate of the original, but no connection is maintained between the original page and the new one. The feature created a new, independent copy.
Pasting a Page from Source Code
Pages are stored in your application in a subdirectory named Pages. You can use the Windows clipboard to copy a source file and then paste it directly into your application. This technique may be useful when duplicating pages or when copying a page from one application to another. To do so, follow these steps:
1. Using Windows Explorer, locate the *.SRC file containing the page file, either in the current application's Pages directory, or in another application's Pages directory.
2. Right-click on the file name to open its context menu
3. Select Copy
4. Return to your application and open the Configure dialog by clicking on the Libraries button in the configuration toolbox.
5. Right-click on the Pages node to open the context menu
6. Select Paste.
7. You will be prompted for a name to give the new page. Supply any name that seems appropriate.
8. Click on OK to close the New Page Name dialog.