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HI



When
doing construction plane we usually planning over the design we receive from
the architect. I usually copy all objects I need and paste them in my drawing,
and continue working from there.



With
this method I get lots of mess, styles, layers and such are mixing together and
no way to trace them down.



The
smart alternative is to use xref, but the drawback (as far as I know) is that I
cant copy the objects I need, so I have to go to the original drawing , copy
and go back the my drawing….its not so productive.



Is there
a way to copy objects from an xref(like it wasn’t xref?)?ThanksShay

You cad do it form xref. Just use command Copy Nested Object from Express Tools.

[QUOTE=PepaR]You cad do it form xref. Just use command Copy Nested Object from Express Tools.[/QUOTE]sorry i forgot to say im using 2008 LT