In message <4c7f5ac04e.martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Martin Wuerthner <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In message <4ec0594ce0Artworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Richard Underwood <Artworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> Does this imply that we will be able to use the pasteboard as a sort of >> visible "holding area" for objects irrespective of the active page? >> (working much like a clipboard)... that would be great. > > No, the pasteboard is specific to each page. It could not really work > any other way, just consider objects that are partly off the page, > i.e., they are both on the page and on the pasteboard. > > Of course, the behaviour depends on whether you are on a body layer or > on a master layer. Objects on a master layer appear on every page and > that includes objects on the pasteboard (do not forget that the > pasteboard is layered, too!). Of course, in order to get it onto the > page area you still have to use the clipboard because there is no > other way to copy objects between layers, even on the same page. Actually, coming to think of it there is a way to copy between layers without using the clipboard: With "Multi-layer" on and the current layer set to the desired destination layer you can use the QuickCopy tool to copy objects between layers. That way, you could copy from the pasteboard of a master layer (which appears on every page) to a page-specific layer. Martin -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Martin Wuerthner MW Software lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ---------------------------------------------------------------------