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It is a known glitch, and the developers have promised to fix it. Meanwhile, as a workaround, go first into the destination model and copy something to the clipboard. Then you can go back to the source model and copy your items, and paste to the destination should now work.

I have had this issue off and on at work to the point where it's driving me insane. Sometimes the function works just fine, other times it acts like it's not possible. There are also times where I'll be having a problem copying and pasting, ask a co-worker about it, and then it instantly starts working and I'm pretty darn sure I took the same steps I had before asking for help, and it's really irritating. I've gone about this several ways:

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1). Clicking on the note that I want to copy, doing a slow right-click, selecting "Copy", making the other window with the desired drawing I want to copy the note to active (I use dual monitors), then slow right-clicking again, but no "Paste" option shows up. I do this all without clicking off of the original note after copying it.

I've thought that I needed to be on the same tab in both drawings, but nothing changed, tried reopening each drawing and going about it again, nothing changed, waited until the next day came around and tried again, still no go. I don't know if anyone here has ever had an issue copying and pasting notes or various other items from one drawing to another separate drawing, but I have and it's just driving me nuts. The fact that sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't work really gets to me and confuses the heck out of me. I'm at a loss for how I can get this feature to work consistently everyday.

What I know is ... you cannot copy notes between drawings with different drawing_units. This means if drawing no.1 uses inch and drawing no.2 mm, then Copy/Paste will not work.

Yes, we often have to use this trick to copy/paste. We have 2 mapkeys one to switch to our company inch detail file and another to switch to our company metric detail file. That way the users can quickly go from one to another. In addition, having a company detail file applied often fixes more than one type of problem, so it is a good thing to try before investing a lot of time trying to figure out a problem. I highly recommend it.

Hello #MartinHanak, Even though in both the files unis are same, while copying from one file to another error came by saying:"cannot copy drawing with different units".I didn't understand, why this error is coming.Can you please tell me and solve this.@MartinHanak

One side note, noticed the phrase 'slow right-click' -- depending on how you hold your hands while working with Creo, you may find the keyboard form easier: 1) pick the note, 2) Ctrl-C for copy, 3) pick open space or clear selection buffer or activate window of target drawing, as appropriate, 4) Ctrl-V for paste.

I just tend to use the "slow right-click" method so I know for sure that I've copied the desired note(s). I'll probably go back to Ctrl+V and Ctrl+C now that I know how to get it to consistently copy/paste.

I want to copy an object in one Rhino file to another Rhino file. I have both Rhino files open. I tried CopyToClipboard and then Paste in the file that I want to Paste it to but nothing happens. I also tried just copy and paste and nothing worked. How do I do this. Ps. I am new to Rhino

Thanks in advance

I thought I had this problem at times but it is usually due to having a running command waiting for a response or input in the file you are trying to copy to. A message will pop up in that case but be sure you have a active command line (flashing line).

I do a LOT of back and forth between illustrator and rhino, each time I have to export to DXF/DWG and import into the other program. Is there a plugin/script available that could make it possible to simply copy/paste between the two programs?

I kind of wanted this bumped because illustrator can now accept SVG format via paste And copy. Rhino can export and import svg. So seems to reason that it could be done via SVG. This would even mean that you could copy and paste with PowerPoint. lol

Thanks. Yes, I have used the Excel import extensively. The problem is that I need to be able to bulk-copy-paste Excel data into items (and their associated fields) on existing boards / groups, and that need is not addressed by the Excel import function that can only import data into a new board.

We would like to know if you plan to add a copy/paste feature on the Desktop Client so that an IT support person doing a remote control session on a screen sharing of a User needing help can copy commands from his/her local machine and paste them on the remote.

@dave3 also having the same issue here where I used to be able to copy/paste local to remote but no longer am able to. Please let me know if you figure out how to do it again, because it really messes up my workflow.

Ditto. I chose Zoom over many other solutions, pre-pandemic, specifically because of its flawless copy/paste both from local to remote, and from remote to local. Most other solutions either blocked copy/paste or only worked one direction, local to remote or vice versa.

I am familiar with this option, it appears to be defaulted to enabled for me and all my coworkers. Regardless of the default value coworkers and myself tested this option and it has made zero difference in any copy/paste tests from the desktop client (enabled on one side, enabled on both, etc.). We have tried desktop clients for Linux to Linux, Linux to Mac, Linux to Windows, Mac to Windows, etc., and in all cases the copy/paste fails.

My coworker has resorted to opening up a second zoom instance via web browser so he can use it strictly as a clipboard buffer. So it seems the web/chrome client can copy/paste but the desktop clients appear to not work as expected. Obviously the remote controlled session has this enabled and is allowing clipboard sharing, because it works from a web client at the same time it does not work from the desktop client.

I need to be able to turn off all layers but the one that has the Imperial text and dimensions in it, CTRL-A and CTRL-C to select all and copy to clipboard ... then need to be able to paste into the exact same position - but in a new layer, e.g. the metric layer. Then I can switch to the metric layer and edit (convert) the necessary values into Metric. The Layouts will then just be ready to print!

What sequence of steps and commands do I use to copy/paste to the same exact location but on another layer? Or at least to copy/paste to the same exact location but leave the pasted objects selected so I can use the Layers dropdown to move the selected objects to the other layer? I'm sure this is a common task, but I'm relatively new at CAD...

Got part of it figured out ... I didn't realize that just hitting Enter at the CTRL-V's 'Select insertion point' prompt would paste to the same location. I would be nice to paste into different layer though...

An object's layer is one of its properties, just like its color and linetype. If you want the pasted objects to be associated with a particular layer, the easiest way is to give them that layer property before copying them to the clipboard.

To leave the pasted objects selected, you'd need a custom command, one that gets the name (it's a number, actually) of the newest object in the drawing, then executes the normal PasteClip command, and then selects all objects with a higher number/name than that, i.e. all the objects that were just pasted.

Maybe some settings are different for different folks. For example, if I copy from one layer, change to another layer and paste ... the layer property stays the same, e.g. pasted entities still in the original layer.

The two reasons above are why my set of steps work for me. Once you select a large number of entities, copy and paste in the same location, the only way to select one set is to 'select previous' with SELGRIPS ... perhaps there's another way, but this is handy for all but the simplest (as in single entity) selections.

In my first paragraph above, I assumed we were talking about copying and pasting from one file to another. For copying to the same location in the same file, I would've used the Copy command (picking the same point - any point - as both the from and to point) rather than CopyBase + PasteClip.

In VectorWorks and Photoshop, a layer is a kind of container -- a flat container with a geometric position, as the name suggests. Layers are usually thought of as being arranged above or below each other, like layers of paint, or layers of a cake or of the Earth's crust, and VW/PS layers are arranged like that. When you paste something in VW or PS you're pasting it onto the active layer, regardless of what layer the object that you copied was on.

But the Autocad system doesn't have that kind of layers. An AC layer is a non-geometric property of an object, similar to what VW calls a Class. You can't paste something onto an AC layer any more than you can paste it onto a color.

@Jason Bourhill - Thank you too! Perhaps on dimensions, the idea is to copy to layer then change units to metric (thanks, @Roy Klein Gebbinck ) - I will try this. For dimensions mentioned in text, I will still need to manually edit those after the copy.

I have the same issue! I am running LibreOffice 7.1 with Windows 10. It even happens with the helper program, PureText, which I believe sends a command to the window that has focus to insert the pasted text. 2351a5e196