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# Editing
To change the settings of an existing project, select **Edit** for the selected project.
Editing the settings of an existing project.
The system will display a form containing the same fields that are available when creating a project. You can:
* change the project name;
* edit its description;
* change assigned users;
* assign or change **an anonymization scheme**.
After making the changes, click the save button to update the project settings.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Important:** If you change the anonymization scheme assigned to the project, the new setting will be applied after the documents move to the stage **Anonymization**. The project scheme takes precedence over the global scheme.
{% endhint %}
Project editing window.
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