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Three Onshape Tech Tips
Darren_A_Henry
Onshape Employees Posts: 66
We have been sharing a few tech tips in different webinars, but I thought I would post a few here.
1. Right mouse click on the undo and redo icons. You will see a selectable list of the steps you completed or can revert to. Remember that Undo is specific to both your session and the tab you are in. If you want to restore to a point further back in the documents history, use the history command.
2. You need to empty your trash. When you delete documents, it is marked for trash, but the documents are still available. Get rid of them permanently by selecting the Empty Trash button at the top of the Trash document page.
3. You can copy part studios between documents. RMB click the part studio tab and select "copy to clipboard". Open the new or target document, select the + at the bottom of the page and select "Paste Tab". Done.
Hope you use them!
Darren
dhenry@onshape.com
1. Right mouse click on the undo and redo icons. You will see a selectable list of the steps you completed or can revert to. Remember that Undo is specific to both your session and the tab you are in. If you want to restore to a point further back in the documents history, use the history command.
2. You need to empty your trash. When you delete documents, it is marked for trash, but the documents are still available. Get rid of them permanently by selecting the Empty Trash button at the top of the Trash document page.
3. You can copy part studios between documents. RMB click the part studio tab and select "copy to clipboard". Open the new or target document, select the + at the bottom of the page and select "Paste Tab". Done.
Hope you use them!
Darren
dhenry@onshape.com
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