Google Fusion Tables API - How to copy and rename a table? - google-fusion-tables

I have an existing fusion table with a certain format and I have a number of charts added to it.
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When I do the copy, there doesn't seem a way to specify what the name of new table should be.
So I am assuming there must be a way to rename the table (since it is called Copy of ... by default).
What is the right way to rename?
Thanks,
Vivek

Go to File->About this table. A window will appear, on the bottom of this window you'll find a link "Edit Table information", that's where you may set different properties of the table, e.g. the name.

Click on the title and change it in the dialog that pops up.

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