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This may be indicated by a grayed out or dimmed copy feature in Reader. Open the PDF document in Reader. Right-click the document, and choose Select Tool from the pop-up menu. Drag to select text, or click to select an image. Right-click the selected item, and choose Copy.

Move the text cursor to where you want to paste the text. On the top left corner, click on the Lock icon. Enter the Permission password and after that restrictions will be removed. More videos on YouTube First select the desired clip s. Move time position indicator in the timeline to where you want to paste the clips. You can use the Selection tool to select either images or text.

When you hover the Selection tool over text, the tool becomes an I-beam selector. You can then click and drag to select the text to copy.

The Recognize Text popup box opens. On the second button object, right-click and click Paste Appearance. This action will paste the appearance of the states in the first button to the second one, as shown below:. For the second, if you navigate to its state view, you can see that all states that were defined for the first button are now copied to the second one.

If you add a Custom state to the first button and apply the style to the second button, the visited state does not get copied to the state of the second button. Legal Notices Online Privacy Policy. User Guide Cancel. You can also copy and paste objects between different projects. Copy an object to a different slide. Open the slide that contains the object. Open the slide to which you want to copy the object. Copy an object to multiple slides. Copy objects from other projects. Open the Adobe Captivate project that contains the object you want to copy.

Select Paste. Duplicate objects. Open the slide that contains the object you want to duplicate. Copy-Paste Appearance. Copy Paste Appearance. Copy Text Style. Copy Object Style. Copy Appearance of Button States. Sign in to your account. To copy an object, select Edit Copy. Select Edit Paste. If the pointer is on a page, the object is pasted beneath the pointer. You can add objects to a form design in several ways. You can use the Keep Drawing command for any object.

Click the Draw Fields button in the Tools toolbar and then select the object from the drop-down list. The Draw Fields button is only available for those objects in the drop-down list. When these commands are selected, you can insert as many copies of an object as you require without selecting the object from the Object Library palette each time. Duplicating an object is the equivalent of copying and pasting an object.

By default, the duplicate is placed just below and to the right of the original. If you drag the duplicate to a new position and then duplicate it, the next duplicate and any subsequent duplicates are placed the same distance and direction away from the last duplicate.

You can make as many duplicates as will fit in the active content area. Otherwise, the object is pasted in the upper left corner of the active content area. Type a number in the Number Of Copies box. You can make as many copies as will fit in the active content area.