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Delete Duplicate Objects
You can remove duplicate and overlapping lines, arcs, polylines, and segments
of these object types with OVERKILL. Set a tolerance value and specify whether
object properties such as layer, color, or plot style are honored or ignored
when comparing suspected duplicate objects. OVERKILL also provides a
method to consolidate objects.
Clean Up the Display
You can remove stray pixels that are left over from some editing operations
from the display area with the REGEN or REGENALL commands.
See also:
Correct Mistakes
(page 203)
Cut, Copy, and Paste with the Clipboard
When you want to use objects from a drawing file in another application, you
can cut or copy these objects to the Clipboard and then paste them from the
Clipboard into the other application.
Cut Objects
Cutting deletes selected objects from the drawing and stores them on the
Clipboard. The objects are now available to be pasted into other programs.
Copy Objects
You can use the Clipboard to copy part or all of a drawing into a document
created by another application. The objects are copied in vector format, which
retains the high resolution in other applications. The information stored in
the Clipboard can then be pasted in other programs.
Paste Objects
Applications use different internal formats to store Clipboard information.
When you copy objects to the Clipboard, information is stored in all available
formats. When you paste the Clipboard contents into a drawing, the format
that retains the most information is used.
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