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# Make the target Document active by clicking on it in the Project tab or Document window.
# Make the target Document active by clicking on it in the Project tab or Document window.
# Press the {{KEY|[[File:Std Paste.png|16px|Paste]]}} icon, {{KEY|ctrl}} + {{KEY|V}} keys or use menu choices Edit → Paste.
# Press the {{KEY|[[File:Std Paste.png|16px]] Paste}} icon, {{KEY|Ctrl}} + {{KEY|V}} keys or use menu choices {{MenuCommand|Edit → Paste}}.


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* See the [[Copying_Objects|Copying objects]] page for more details on replicating objects.
* See the [[Copying_Objects|Copying objects]] page for more details on replicating objects.


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Revision as of 23:12, 20 October 2019

Std_Paste

Menu location
Edit → Paste
Workbenches
All
Default shortcut
Ctrl+V
Introduced in version
-
See also
Copy, Duplicate Selection

Description

The Paste command is involved in replicating Document objects. It places the current "clipboard" contents into the current document. Objects may be copy/pasted between Documents.

How to use

  1. Make the target Document active by clicking on it in the Project tab or Document window.
  2. Press the Paste icon, Ctrl + V keys or use menu choices Edit → Paste.

Limitations

  • In general, it is not possible to paste FreeCAD objects into other applications, or paste objects from other applications into a FreeCAD document.

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