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    Default Select Entire LAST

    Summary: Ability to select the copy of an item with a LAST parameter, similar to the PREVIOUS parameter, which selects the items copied from and not the copy

    Description: I frequently want to move the items that were copied and have to select all of the individual components separately again. Using the PREVIOUS argument selects the items copied from and not the copy. Using the LAST parameter, only selects the last line instead of all of the lines (arcs, circles, etc.) that were copied.

    Product and Feature: AutoCAD - DWG

    Submitted By: Perry Pattiz on 01/13/2014


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    Default Re: Select Entire LAST

    Take a look at this thread:
    http://forums.augi.com/showthread.ph...modification#5
    Load it with acaddoc.lsp then just add
    Code:
    'Result
    as a macro somewhere. Works great!

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    Default Re: Select Entire LAST

    Meanwhile, the common workaround has always been -

    Code:
    COPY (select objects)
    from (pick)
    to @
    MOVE P (pick) (pick)
    MOVE P will then do what you want as it is the original group that is now the "copy".

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