I created an XLA add-in called say myStuff.XLA.

I wanted to use most of the myStuff modules, and ThisWorkBook code in a new xla
add-in.

I copied myStuff.xla to myNewStuff.xla. I clicked on Tools-Add-Ins-Browse and
clicked on the myNewStuff.xla. The Add-Ins available Box showed the old name
myStuff.xla. I brought up myNewStuff.xla in the Excel Visual Basic page and
changed the name in the Project Properties window to myNewStuff. I changed the
Form to a new Form name and changed the form label and text boxes to accommodate
the new project.

Everything compiled ok and was saved. I unchecked the Add-Ins Box and closed
Excel.

When I brought up Excel and went to Tools-Add-Ins-Browse and clicked on
myNewStuff.xla, Excel showed the old name myStuff xla line in the Add-Ins
available box instead of the new name myNewStuff.

I did a hex editor search on myNewStuff.xla and the name myStuff is still in the
xla along with the old form name and some old module names that were deleted or
changed in myNewStuff.xla.

What did I do wrong? How can I get the myNewStuff line to appear in the Add-Ins
available box? What is the proper way to import old xla project code into a new
project xla? Btw I didn't see any menu items in the Excel VBA to create new xla
projects. Where is that menu item?

Thanks for any help you can give me.

Dennis