Does 'Paste' actually work?

[Jeff_Birt]

I have tried and tried and tried to be able to copy and paste something in the editing program for scanned images. I create a selection rectangle and select copy. Paste never becomes available. So this tells me that I am somehow not properly selecting the object to be copied. Has anyone actually copied pasted in the editor program?

[Sarge]

Jeff, Trying to "paste" from another program,except for print in Word to a TEXT BOX.........NOPE!!!

If you have an item on another mpc that you want....... open it, select it, right click and copy it. Then, MINIMIZE that mpc. Open the mpc you're working on and right click, then PASTE. If you close the mpc you copied from, it won't work. Just from my experience.

[Jeff_Birt]

No, Sarge I'm referring specifically to the scanned file editing program here. When you scan something with the probe you can then edit it (or any other pattern) with the editing program. As I said I can select a region and even 'Cut' it, just not copy&paste.

[Gman_Ind]

thanks for the tip Sarge I wondered if that worked like that. I ended up with 8 patterns open at the same time today i hit the window restore down button for some reason and all of the files were tiled and visible. It makes it easy to switch between with them if you can see them.
Jeff how do you import a file from a scan into designer? My probe is still back ordered. does a new software option unlock after it is connected?

[Sarge]

OH!!!!!!!! I don't have a probe, so I don't have a clue about editing program. I can only resize, cut, paste and move stuff in my Designer. Is that something additional that comes with the probe?

[Jeff_Birt]

Yep, it's a diffrent part of the software. Gives you a split screen view of a scanned item (or .ptn file), with the 3D Designer view on the left and the greyscale view on the right. You can do basic stuff like raise/lower the object, clean it up, smooth etc. Just can't copy/paste!

[Gman_Ind]

Sorry for hijacking your thread Jeff. Check out this video of the probe in action. it shows the probe split screen Jeff describes.