I have two separate QCAD installs. On the first I am able to copy items from a layer in a non-QCAD DXF file into a QCAD file onto a specific layer, no problem. However, in the other installation (perhaps different application configuration?) when I copy a handful of items from a layer, QCAD seems to copy the entire layer, even creating anew that layer in the destination DXF file where it previously did not exiist.
Any ideas? Thanks!
Works ok on:
3.22.1.0 (3.22.1)
Windows 10
Having problems on:
3.22.1.0 (3.22.1)
Windows 7
[solved] Copy of part of a layer to a layer copies the whole layer
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[solved] Copy of part of a layer to a layer copies the whole layer
Last edited by CerpherJoe on Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:51 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Copy of part of a layer to a layer copies the whole layer
Hi CerpherJoe,
are the options for paste set identical in both QCAD installation? Launch paste and compare the options:
are the options for paste set identical in both QCAD installation? Launch paste and compare the options:
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Re: Copy of part of a layer to a layer copies the whole layer
Thank you Husky! The install with the issue is in a remote office, I'll report back as soon as I can check.
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Re: [solved] Copy of part of a layer to a layer copies the whole layer
That was it... thanks Husky!