When you copy objects to the Clipboard, information is stored in all available formats. Paste Objects Applications use different internal formats to store Clipboard information. Updating the original drawing does not update the copy embedded in the other application. The information stored in the Clipboard can then be embedded in the other document. These objects are stored in WMF (Windows metafile) format in the Clipboard. The objects are copied in vector format, which retains the high resolution in other applications. 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 now available to be pasted into other Microsoft速 Windows速 documents. Cut Objects Cutting deletes selected objects from the drawing and stores them on 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. When you paste an object copied with COPYBASE, it is placed relative to the specified base point. Use PASTECLIP (to move the copied objects from the Clipboard to a location in the same document or to another document. Command entry: copybase Specify base point: Select objects: The selected objects are copied to the Clipboard. I would think you have this option and it should work. Join Shaun Bryant for an in-depth discussion in this video Inserting PLC I/O points, part of AutoCAD Electrical. How to copy a viewport to a different drawing. I've tried vla-copyobjects but the viewports come out corrupt and crash AutoCAD. You need to set the base point first then select the objects. I guess the problem is with System Variable.!!!!! Any Help highly appreciated Michaels I am not sure about 2011, But in 2009 and previous versions you can do a Copy with Base Point. Autocad ignore the selection of objects and asking after getting base point to select objects. If I want to Copy and Paste objects from drawing to another I can't select objects then get the base point.

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