How to save object to a local file.

Hello all.
I need to save an object, i.e. an ABAP program, to a local file and then be able to "import" it into another system.
I am not talking about the lines of codes that can be saved as a local file, but the whole program including screens and so on. Something similar to releasing a transport with object R3TR PROG ZMYPROGRAM to another system, but instead to the local desktop.
Anyone would know if this can be done?
Regards
Lande

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