Rename of process name

Hi,
At the workbench, Is there any way to rename a process name once it is created. The process category name can be changed under the proporties page, but can't find any way to change the process's name.
I tried deactiviate the process, also cannot...
My purpose is, initially when I implement the process, I use a generic name for the process. Later on the midst of development, I want to change to a more specific name. Any suggestion?
How can I copy the components from a process to another process?
Thank you.

Thanks again WorkflowUser... you are right that can create a new process by copying existing process to it.

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