This tutorial will show you how to copy a screen in MIT App Inventor. This is useful when you need to have similar screens in your app. The same thing applies to duplicating blocks or components in your project.
Go to the screen that you want to copy.
Select the screen in the Components list, which is betweeen the Viewer and Properties.
Hit the 'Copy' combination on your PC (for example, Windows is Ctrl+C)
Create a new screen. Your copied components will place here.
Hit the 'Paste' combination on your PC (for example, Windows is Ctrl+V)
Reminder
Do not hit the 'paste' combination for long! If you do, you will have your components pasted on the screen many times.
The time of clicking the combination should be about the speed you press an English letter key in Google Docs. Just like this, if you press 'E' for 10 seconds, you will have many Es in Google Docs.
If you don't understand, watch the video below. I used Google Docs as annotations...
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A small grammar mistake in the video: it's hit, not hitted.
This works for the most part, it does not copy over all of the code, for instance, it did not copy over the initialize global variable blocks and it renames some of the procedures.
Yes, it does not work with definitions. You will have to manually copy them to your Backpack (drag it to the backpack at the top right of your blocks editor workspace).
This doesn't work for me, it doesn't paste any of the components in the page, only the blocks.
I'm using the newer interface, does that have to do with it?