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Copying a Folder Class

Use Copy to duplicate an existing folder class. You can copy folder classes to do the following:

  • Use an existing folder class to create a new folder class with similar features.

  • Copy an existing folder class to another batch class.

When you paste a copied folder class, it is given a different name, such as Name1, Name 2, or Name3. You can then modify the folder class as needed. When copying a folder class, the following items are copied and linked to the copied folder class:

  • Folder validation scripts

  • Setup custom storage strings

Copying a Folder Class to the Folder Class Tree View Tab

  1. On the Batch class tree view tab or the Folder class tree view tab, select an existing folder class.
  2. On the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click Copy.
  3. On the Folder class tree view tab, select an existing folder class.
  4. On the Home tab in the Clipboard group, click the arrow under Paste and then click Paste.

    A copy of the folder class is created with a unique name, such as Name2 or Name3.

  5. Edit the copied folder class from the Folder Class Properties window.

Copying a Folder Class to a Batch Class

  1. On the Batch class tree view tab or the Folder class tree view tab, select an existing folder class.
  2. On the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click Copy.
  3. On the Batch class tree view tab, select the batch class to which you want to copy the folder class.
  4. On the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click the arrow under Paste and then click Paste.

    A copy of the folder class is created with a unique name, such as Name1, Name2, and Name3. The copied folder class is associated with the selected batch class.

  5. Edit the copied folder class from the Folder Class Properties window.
Note If you perform a copy and paste on a previously copied folder class such as Name2, the new folder class is created with a unique name such as Name21, Name22, and Name23.