Replacing audio track - slideshow

I have managed to create an imovie project with a slideshow of still images, and an audio track.
I now want to re-use the same slideshow, but with different audio track.
I spent a lot of time setting up the slideshow, and would prefer not to have to repeat the whole process.
Is there any way I can re-use the existing slideshow, but replace the audio track?
Thanks.

If you still have the project in the Project Library and wish to preserve it, right-click (or Control-click) on it and select Duplicate Project from the pop-up menu, or select File > Duplicate Project from the main menu. A copy will be placed in the Library. It will have the same name as the original but with a number appended. The name can be changed - just click on it and it will be contained within a light blue background. Overtype the name to your preferred name.
In the duplicate project, you can now delete the original audio track (assuming it's a separate track below the video thumbnails in the timeline). Click on the audio track to highlight it, then press the Delete key on the keyboard.
John

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