It sounds like selecting “This is a New Document” is the right choice for you - this will disconnect the copy of the project you’re working with from the copy on the server.
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Yes, that’s what I would do! Deleting the original project from the repository isn’t a necessary step in this process, but I think that would be helpful in avoiding accidentally open the wrong copy from the server in the future.
The name of the new project in the repository is from inside the file (not the file name). Look for it over in the Project info panel at right.
If you don’t change this, there will be two projects in the repository with the same name (old and new) and no good way to tell which is which!
I believe all projects within a repository can (if set) contribute to resource loading. If you subscribe with both the new and old, you’ll mysteriously have twice as many demands on each resource.
I guess you get around this by deleting the old project in the repository. I couldn’t find a way to turn off load contribution/subscription from in Accounts, maybe you have to open the file itself.