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# 4.3 Duplicate A Cue

Let's **Duplicate Cue 1** to create a second cue.

![](/files/-MhYgCy8U2xhewB0MHCj)

1. **Right Click** in the header of **Cue 1**.
2. **Select "Duplicate Cue..."**

## Edit Cue Properties

To distinguish the first movement of the show, let's **change the name** and **color** of Cue 2.

![](/files/-MhYiqzrSZ5Lmwm50SdC)

1. **Click** Cue 2's **edit icon**.
2. **Highlight** the text in the **Cue Description Box.**
3. **Type** what's happening in this cue. We called it **Reveal Wagon**.
4. **Click "Pick"** next to the **Color** **Selection Box** to open the color pallet, or type in your favorite color code.
5. **Select** your color.
6. **Click "OK"** to close the color selection pallet.
7. **Click "OK"** to save your new **Cue Properties** and close the box.


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