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# Create & Modify Hanger Lists

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## Create a Hanger List

### Step 1 - Click the `+` button to begin creating a new hanger list

### Step 2 - Enter a name for your custom list

{% hint style="success" %}
Tip

This custom name will be displayed in the Paragon Design interface when editing material settings.
{% endhint %}

### Step 3 - Add hangers to the list by selecting or deselecting options in the grid

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## Duplicate a Hanger List

### Step 1: Choose the List you would like to copy

### Step 2: Click the `Duplicate` Button in the header

### Step 3: Edit the duplicated list

The list name will start with `Copy Of` and then the previous list name. For example, duplicating a Plate List with the name of `Example List` will result in a new list called `Copy of Example List`

{% hint style="info" %}
Note

From the Edit Hanger List screen, you will have the option to rename the Set.
{% endhint %}

## Choose a Default List

### From the home screen right click on a list and choose `Make Default`


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