3=Copy Source Overlay File To copy a source overlay file, do the following on the Work with Source Overlay Files display. 1. Type a 3 in the Opt column beside the name of the source overlay file you want to copy. 2. Press Enter. Using the Copy Source Overlay File display, you can copy a source overlay file to a new source overlay file. The entire set of source overlays will be copied to the new file. The following table explains each field of the Copy Source Overlay File display. Table16.CopySourceOverlayFiledisplayfields Field Name Description From file Shows the name of the source overlay file you are going to copy from. Library Shows the name of the library in which the source overlay file resides. Text Shows the text description of the source overlay file being copied. To file Specifies the new source overlay file you are going to copy to. This prompt has the same file name as the from file name. Leave the default if you want to copy the file to a different library with the same file name. Library Specifies the library you are going to copy the source overlay file to. This prompt has the same library name as the from library name. Leave the default if you want to copy the file to a different file in the same library. The possible values in this field are: *CURLIB The current library for the job is used to store the copied file. name The specified library name is used to store the copied file. Copy Source Overlay File From file ..........: OUFILE Library . .........: OULIB Text.............: File for source overlays To file ........... OUFILE2 Name Library .......... OULIB Name, *CURLIB Text 'description' . . .... File for source overlays Type choices, press Enter. F3=Exit F5=Refresh F12=Cancel 92 AFP Utilities for iSeries: User’s Guide