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  1. 10th Mar 2004 09:58 pm #1
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    when I copy and paste from one drawing to another, the basepoint of my copied object switches when I go to paste the object.

    is this a limits problem? I can't seem to figure it out.
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    when I copy and paste from one drawing to another, the basepoint of my copied object switches when I go to paste the object.

    is this a limits problem? I can't seem to figure it out.
    You can use copy with basepoint you know.
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    It is more reliable, although slower, to create a block then insert it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr T
    It is more reliable, although slower, to create a block then insert it.

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    Yeah but..hard to beat highlight objects....ctrl-c click in other drawing ctrl-v
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