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How to multiply insert an object, to all layouts?

To insert (copy) selected objects to specified layouts you can use the free LISP utility CADstudio Copy2Lay (viz www.cadstudio.cz/download).

The object or objects selected in the modelspace or in the paperspace of one of the layouts will be copied over to all or specified (with a name mask) layouts of the current DWG drawing, to identical coordinates. So you can quickly "clone" e.g. a title, legend, logo or a full viewport.

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See also:
Tip 11350:	How to renumber Revit rooms in a given order?
Tip 11171:	Total number of layouts as a field.
Tip 10855:	Dynamic linetype scaling by mouse dragging.
Tip 10167:	Keyboard shortcuts in Autodesk Fusion 360.
Tip 10015:	How to select and modify objects in all layouts of the DWG?

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