CTRL + C / CTRL + V A2K4

[cparnell]

I just loaded A2K4 today. I needed to open a drawing and CTRL+C objects and borders from one drawing to another. I opened a new drawing from a template, and have been unable to paste all of the objects to the new drawing. I opened the Clip Board (Windows ClipBook Viewer) and all of the object were shown, but I am unable to paste all of the objects to the new drawing.
For instance, I just tried to CTRL + C 6 borders with objects included (Total 596 objects), all I was able to paste in the same drawing was 1 border with its own objects. (Total of 123 objects).
I can go to A2K and copy from the same drawing, (Total 596 objects), and then CTRL+V to A2K4 all of the 596 objects.

I have looked through A2K4 system variables, Help file, and can not find any thing to help.

Does any one have an answer???????

I know that I can do a save as, but thats not the point. I could do what I wanted to in A2K, but not in A2K4.

By the way all layers are active in every way.

Thanks again for any help.


Charles S. Parnell
Southern Store Fixtures

 

[exit]

Hi Charles,
maybe PICKADD -> 1
Lothar

Win NT4.0(SP6),2000(SP3)
AC 2000i(SP2), ADT 3.0(SP3),
AC 2002, ADT 3.3,
AC 2004, ADT 2004

 

[cparnell]

Pickadd is 1.
Any other thoughts?

Charles S. Parnell
Southern Store Fixtures

 

[exit]

Hi Charles,
now I can't reproduce Your problem..., is the command "copyclip" working. Did You check the windowkeys in the options?

Lothar

 

[cparnell]

Pickadd is set to 1. Any other suggestions.?

Charles S. Parnell
Southern Store Fixtures

 

[cparnell]

When A2K4 was loaded, Express Tools were not. I did notice that blocks with attributes & RText, (borders), would not copy or paste. I loaded Express Tools and every thing will CTRL + C / CTRL + V now.
When using A2K, and Express Tools for what ever reason became unloaded, (my RText File Path would not show), I could still CTRL + C / CTRL + V.
I don't understand the reason behind this, but IT WORKS NOW!!!!!!!!!
Thanks to all for your efforts. I try to help others myself when I can.

Charles S. Parnell
Southern Store Fixtures