Whenever I want to copy and paste an image or multiple images to a new location, I always have to drag them manually because the copies images appear on top of original ones. Why cant i simply paste it on a new location without having to drag every image?
Barry Radford
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Wed, 7 Oct, 2015 at 11:52 AM
The reason for that is because people use copy/paste for all sorts of reasons and sometimes it's to duplicate items over each other and go back to the same area of the scribe. It's quite tricky to place an element exactly over another copy of itself so to prevent people having to do that we create the copy in that way as it's a lot easier to grab it and drag to another blank area of the canvas.
Whenever I want to copy and paste an image or multiple images to a new location, I always have to drag them manually because the copies images appear on top of original ones. Why cant i simply paste it on a new location without having to drag every image?
The reason for that is because people use copy/paste for all sorts of reasons and sometimes it's to duplicate items over each other and go back to the same area of the scribe. It's quite tricky to place an element exactly over another copy of itself so to prevent people having to do that we create the copy in that way as it's a lot easier to grab it and drag to another blank area of the canvas.