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Open multiple graphic files at the same time

2009-08-14View Original

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It is said that by opening multiple graphic files at the same time, it’s possible to drag graphics from one graphic file directly into another using the mouse. I tried it, but it didn’t seem to work; I’m not sure if there’s an issue with my approach. So I’m asking the experts here: how does this work?
Reply #22009-08-14
After you open a graphics file, select the graphics file you want to copy into it (it must be a... For DWG files), drag it into the blank area of the previously opened file; options for the desired placement point and scale will be displayed for you to choose from, and once selected, you can proceed with the placement
Reply #32009-08-14
Well, I gave it a try. It really works, hehe
Reply #42009-08-14
It’s possible to open them all and copy the content as well. I haven’t used it for a long time now, so I’ve forgotten many things
Reply #52009-08-14
It’s too simple – just open two CAD files and use copy and paste to get it done.

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