Hi Bill and André,
Thanks for replying. I used the same steps as you, Bill, and I just
tried it again without success. I have a group; I drag out a new
button, copy it; click "Edit Group" on the menu palette; and paste.
No button appears, and only the original shows in the Application
Browser. I also tried cutting instead of copying the button, and
using Copy Objects, Cut Objects, and Paste under the Edit menu
instead of keyboard shortcuts. When I leave edit group mode, I can
paste the button without a problem on the original level it was created.
This was a quirk with Revolution quite some time ago, and I recall
someone posting a variation of what otherwise would be the normal
steps to move an existing object into a group, but I'm afraid I
didn't save that tip. Sigh.
I'm using a G4 iBook and OS X 10.4.9.
Regards,
Gregory
On Fri, Jun 8, 2007, at 11:09 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Worked fine for me on Windows...
1. Drag out four buttons and group them
2. Drag out a field
3. Copy the field
4. Click the Group
5. Click "Edit Group" on the menu palette
6. Paste
Field appears within the group as expected...
What are the actual steps you're using, Gregory? If you're skipping
the
"Edit Group" step, perhaps it's being pasted into the group but
outside its
current bounds?
André.Bisseret wrote:
That works here on MacPro Intel, 10.4.9 and Rev 2.8.1
Le 8 juin 07 à 21:58, Gregory Lypny a écrit :
This is an old problem that I'm surprised to find in 2.8.1. I
create a
field outside of a group. Later I decide that I want that field
to be
part of the group, but when I cut or copy the field and then
edit the
group, pasting does nothing. How can I move an existing object
into a
group?
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