You can do this 3 ways. 1\. Create a new project for the final versions\. Do `Save As...` for the schematic and for the PCB into the new project. 1. Do `Clone` on the schematic in one project into the other project containing the PCB. 2. Do `Clone` on the PCB in one project into the other project containing the Schematic. I think `Save As...` will work instead of `Clone` in 2 and 3. One point to be careful of is that if the schematic and pcb come from different folders, how can you be sure, when you put the two together in a project, that the PCB is correct to the schematic? You will have to do some very careful checking using the design manager. I suspect that cross-probing between them in the new project may not work. It might be a good idea to put the two files together in a project and then clone that project and use that cloned project to do the checking on. That way you have a backed up copy in case something happens during the checking such as if you try doing update PCB (which should have no effect of the PCB is correct to the schematic but which might fix cross-probing or could just break something!).

Markdown has broken my numbered list. The list has come out as 1, 1, 2 but should have been 1, 2, 3. :)

Hello Andy, I've got it all straightened out, with only one folder for the project, and 1 schem with 1 PCB.  I think I have found a bug in the software, and will put that in the appropriate forum. Thanks for the instructions. -Lisa D