I am trying to copy a back panel to a standard cabinet that has some fixed shelves full dado'ed into it and I want to copy the back panel and paste into the main editor. I highlight the part, hit Ctrl-C, then Ctrl-V, nothing happens. Can a part like this be copied and pasted? Am I doing something incorrect? Thanks
Tony
Problems copying cabinet part
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Tony,
I don't think cab parts can be copied/pasted that way, but there's a way around it. Load a duplicate copy of the cabinet, delete/turn off all parts/face frames that you don't need, leaving the one that you do. Or create it using a display panel at the appropriate size.
Mike
I don't think cab parts can be copied/pasted that way, but there's a way around it. Load a duplicate copy of the cabinet, delete/turn off all parts/face frames that you don't need, leaving the one that you do. Or create it using a display panel at the appropriate size.
Mike
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