1. In the Network editor window, click the Edit mode icon 
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2. In the Network window, click the Lines button.
The Lines window opens.
3. Make sure that the Lines option has been selected.
4. In the Lines window, mark the line that you want to copy.
5. Right-click in the network display.
A shortcut menu opens.
6. Select the Copy line entry.
The Copy line <Line name> window opens.
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Element |
Description |
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Name of the new line |
Enter the name of the new line. The name needs to be unique. Note By default, the name of the line you want to copy is displayed. You have to change this name. |
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Also copy vehicle journeys |
Select this option if you want to copy all vehicle journeys as well. |
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Also copy walk and wait times at stops |
Select this option if you want to copy walk and wait times as well. |
7. Confirm with OK.
The line and all its attributes and line routes are copied. The line is listed in the Lines window.
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Note: Couplings that already exist on the original line are not copied. |
