The easiest way is to use File, Save As and give it a new name.  The problem with that method is that it leaves the original file in the same location as before.

I prefer the manual method myself.  Let's assume the *.sai file is called ABCCompany.sai and the *.saj folder is called ABCCompany.saj.  I am going to change it to XYZ.sai

ALWAYS BACKUP YOUR FILE FIRST!

1) Close the program and make sure everyone else is out for 5 minutes.

2) Then I wait one minute after close.

3) Then in Windows/File Explorer I find the location of the files

4) Select the ABCCompany.sai file and hit F2.  This will put you into edit mode (you can right-click and Rename also).  Change it to XYZ.sai.

5) Do the same with the *.saj folder name but make sure it says XYZ.saj.

Then just open the *.sai file in Sage 50 again.

The *.sai and *.saj have to have the same name before the period.

The easiest way is to use File, Save As and give it a new name.  The problem with that method is that it leaves the original file in the same location as before.

I prefer the manual method myself.  Let's assume the *.sai file is called ABCCompany.sai and the *.saj folder is called ABCCompany.saj.  I am going to change it to XYZ.sai

ALWAYS BACKUP YOUR FILE FIRST!

1) Close the program and make sure everyone else is out for 5 minutes.

2) Then I wait one minute after close.

3) Then in Windows/File Explorer I find the location of the files

4) Select the ABCCompany.sai file and hit F2.  This will put you into edit mode (you can right-click and Rename also).  Change it to XYZ.sai.

5) Do the same with the *.saj folder name but make sure it says XYZ.saj.

Then just open the *.sai file in Sage 50 again.

The *.sai and *.saj have to have the same name before the period.