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Hi Scott,Thank you for your reply.I did indeed implement the import/export functions and set breakpoints on them. But didn't realise I also need to indicate iPortable in the manifest (it's my first DNN module :-). I will try that and see if it makes any difference. The bit that I can't understand is that if the export method is called, how will it know where to copy to? As the signature of the export method is:'string ExportModule(int ModuleID)' and I need the ModuleID for both the source and destination modules.I take heart in the fact that It must be possible, otherwise there wouldn't be any point in have a copy option for each module when copying a page.Best Regards,Steve

Sorry forgot to include the following lines when I said I'd changed the manifest as follows: <supportedfeatures> <supportedfeature type="Portable"/> </supportedfeature></supportedfeatures>

Hi Scott,

Thank you for your remembering this post and your reply.

I just watched the iPortable video series, it's great work, so thank you for that too.

But I still can't see how I can use iPortable for copying a page. When I use the page copy option, the only function called is iPortable's 'ExportModule', which gives the ModuleID for the module being copied. But how can I get the ModuleID for the newly created module being copied to? 

Best Regards,

Steve