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# Editing packages

This section discusses editing packages in VHQ.

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**Use this when** you need to update the details of an existing software package.
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You can edit software packages in the *Download library*.

## Edit a package

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### Open the Download Library

Go to **Device Management** > **Manage Downloads** > **Download Library**.
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### Select the package

Select a package from the list.
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### Click the edit icon

![Edit package icon](https://verifone.cloud/sites/default/files/inline-images/image_88.png)
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### Edit and save

Edit the needed fields and save the changes. You cannot edit the package file or the package name.

![Edit package dialog](https://verifone.cloud/sites/default/files/inline-images/image_89.png)
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Also called: edit package, update package. Search terms: download library edit.

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