Have you ever wanted to compile a website using the settings from an existing project? With HTML Executable, it's entirely possible, thanks to the Clone Project feature. This powerful feature enables you to create a replica of an existing project with a new source folder, maintaining the original project's settings. It is also handy when you need to shift your files to another directory.

Accessing the Clone Project Feature

You can access this feature in just a couple of clicks:

1.Open HTML Executable.

2.Click the File menu, select "Project" and then click "Clone Project".

Step-by-Step Guide to Cloning a Project

Here's a walkthrough on how to use the Clone Project feature:

ØOpen the project file: Start by opening the project file that you intend to clone.

ØInitiate cloning: Navigate to the File menu and select the "Clone Project" command. A window will pop up providing some instructions. Proceed by clicking Continue.

ØSelect the new index page: At this stage, you'll need to specify the HTML file that will serve as the index page for your new cloned publication. The folder containing this page will automatically become the new source folder.

ØEnter the filename for the new project: You'll then be prompted to provide a filename for your new project.

ØAllow the cloning process to complete: HTML Executable will initiate a new project, applying the settings from the original project, and then scan the new source folder. Once the process is complete, the project file is saved and then reloaded for memory optimization.